Herrmann Music in Have Gun Will Travel and - Film Score Rundowns

-Chapter 2 from 8:06 to 9:56: “Night Suspense” (Western Suite) cue # 453, Bars
1-25. Scene: Night. Pappy is very nervous as Paladin tries to sleep, hearing noises in the
rocks.
-Chapter 3 from :01 to 1:36: “The Canyons” (Western Saga) cue # 382, Bars 9-
30, 9-25. Scene: Paladin is above looking down the rocky canyon, spying on the two
approaching men in the distance. Then he and Pappy hurry to the money hidden under a
rock.
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“The Man Who Wouldn’t Talk” September 27, 1958 ***** A
Season Two is still going gangbusters with this engaging, intelligent story with a
humorous touch. It’s a fun, entertaining episode. There are several excellent stars,
including the return of Charles Bronson as direct but verbally stumbling Chris Sorenson
who hires Paladin to teach him how to effectively approach a neighboring ranch woman,
Senorita Maria de Castro. Harry Carey Jr. plays Bud, Chris’s ranch boss. Celia Lovsky is
well cast as the Senorita’s aunt. Remember her? She later plays T’pau, the Vulcan high
priestess in Star Trek.
-Chapter 1 from :46 to :51: “The Street” (HGWT)
-Chapter 1 from 3:58 to 4:12: “Travel” (HGWT) Bars 42-45
-Chapter 3 from 2:34 to 2:54: “Lead-In C” (Police Force) Bars 5-7, 10-11.
-Chapter 3 from 6:39 to 7:18: “Suspects” (Police Force) Bars 22-28, 33.
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“The Hanging of Roy Carter” October 4, 1958 *** B-
This episode is okay but definitely not of the same quality as the previous three
episodes, and certainly not as good as the companion piece coming up in May, “The
Return of Roy Carter” (although both written by Gene Roddenberry), with a different star
(Clu Gulager) as Roy Carter. However, I like John Larch as Chaplain Robert April.
-Chapter 3 from 2:13 to 2:57: “The Chase” (Police Force) cue # 371.
-Chapter 3 from 8:36 to 9:04: “Dramatic Finale (Americana)” by Rene
Garriguenc. All 10 bars.
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“Duel at Florence” October 11, 1958 ** C
This is a story about dueling beaus for the hand of marriage of blond Belle. It’s a
tale you can safely pass up! Hank Patterson returns in a minor guest role. He plays a
plainsman type townsman named “Hank.”
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