Powder River - Season Seven: A Radio Dramatization - Robbins, Jerry
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Colonial's long running western series, Powder River, opens its 7th season with the three-part episode, "The Cattle on a Thousand Hills." Britt, Dawes, Doc, Matt, and Brad begin the cattle drive from Oklahoma to Clearmont, with the rustlers waiting for the right time to strike. In the two-part episode "The Wild West Show," Britt meets William (Buffalo Bill) Cody, an old friend who has just begun touring his Wild West Show. In "Pennies On A Dead Man's Eyes," Britt finds a dying stranger on the trail and brings him to Clearmont. Unable to speak and with no one knowing who he is, we live the…mehr

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Colonial's long running western series, Powder River, opens its 7th season with the three-part episode, "The Cattle on a Thousand Hills." Britt, Dawes, Doc, Matt, and Brad begin the cattle drive from Oklahoma to Clearmont, with the rustlers waiting for the right time to strike. In the two-part episode "The Wild West Show," Britt meets William (Buffalo Bill) Cody, an old friend who has just begun touring his Wild West Show. In "Pennies On A Dead Man's Eyes," Britt finds a dying stranger on the trail and brings him to Clearmont. Unable to speak and with no one knowing who he is, we live the stranger's entire life as it flickers before his eyes in his final moments, and in the two-part episode "The Fire," a careless act brings disaster to Clearmont in the Season 7 finale. Twelve exciting episodes are included in Season 7: > The Cattle On A Thousand Hills, Part 2 The Cattle On A Thousand Hills, Part 3 Our Bugles Sang Truce The Wild West Show, Part 1 The Wild West Show, Part 2 The Map Of Legend The Great Stagecoach Race Pennies On A Dead Man's Eyes The Rustlers The Fire, Part 1 The Fire, Part 2
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Jerry Robbins, co-founder of the Colonial Radio Theatre on the Air has written and produced over 350 radio plays, including Ticonderoga, Captain Blood, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Gettysburg, Treasure Island, Yankee Clipper, Powder River, and Little Big Horn. In 2006 he started a collaboration with legendary author Ray Bradbury, producing Dandelion Wine, followed by Something Wicked This Way Comes, and wrote the script for and produced The Halloween Tree and The Martian Chronicles: all award-winning productions that garnered high praise from the master himself. Colonial has been nominated twice for the prestigious Audie Award, for The War of The Worlds, and The Star Angel, the latter winning a Parents' Choice Award.