#dennis holmes

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Season 2 Episode 30

The Deputy - The Return of Widow Brown - NBC - April 22, 1961

Western

Running Time: 30 minutes

Written by Norman Jacob

Produced by Michel Kraike

Directed by Otto Lang

Stars:

Henry Fonda as Marshal Simon Fry

Allen Case as Deputy Clay McCord

Read Morgan as Sergeant Hapgood Taske

Norma Crane as Amelia Brown

Dennis Holmes as Tommy Brown

Jeff DeBenning as Henry Colton

Richard Shannon as Chuck Burloyne

Tom Greenway as Warden Binns

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I've been watching through the colour seasons of Laramie, and it's been impossible not to notice the intentional colour choices for Jess and Slim's outfits. Jess is always in cool colours, mostly blue and black, and Slim wears warm reds and browns. This of course is probably meant to reflect their personalities and backstories (Slim as passionate and morally upright, Jess as wandering ex-gunfighter, etc.)

They are even colour coordinated when they've just rolled out of bed:

The one thing that they both wear that doesn't match their usual tones is their jackets, in which they each wear the other's colours (the pockets and collar of Slim's jacket are dark blue and Jess's are a reddish brown).

I just... think that's sweet :) It shows that they are connected. Each one completes the other. It's also worth noting that sometimes, like in the GIF below with his red and blue checked shirt, little Mike is wearing both of their colours, symbolizing his connection to both of them.

Anyway, that's all :)

[realslimsherman]

Dennis Holmes, Spring Byington and John Smith in Laramie

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Laramie 1959-1963

Laramie (TV Series 1959–1963)

With Robert Fuller, John Smith, Spring Byington, Dennis Holmes. It is the 1870s in the Wyoming Territory. Slim Sherman and his fourteen-year

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Fabian, Stuart Whitman, Dennis Holmes, and Carol Lynley in “Hound-Dog Man” (1959), directed by Don Siegel.

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Just its Friday haha

[lars134]

Jimmy Stewart with Dennis Holmes during the making of "The Trail to Christmas" - an adaptation of Charles Dickens's "Christmas Carol" for "General Electric Show", 1957