Western TV Shows - Yancy Derringer with Jock Mahoney, X-Brands

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Yancy Derringer

10/2/1958 - 9/24/1959
CBS
Black and White
30 minutes - 34 episodes
Oct. 1958- Sept. 1959 Thursday 8:30-9:00

Jock Mahoney
From the Doug Abbott Collection

Yancy Derringer Cast

Jock Mahoney as Yancy Derringer
X- Brands as Pahoo-Ka-Ta-Wah
Kevin Hagen as John Colton
Julie Adams as Amanda Eaton
Frances Bergen as Madame Francine
Lisa Liu as Miss Mandarin
Richard Devon as Jody Barker
Bill Walker as Obadiah
Robert McCord III as Capt. Fry

Yancy Derringer Theme Song

"Yancy Derringer" music by Henry Russell and with lyrics by Don Quinn
They sing of Yancy Derringer
On every danger trail,
On riverboat, in manor house

And now and then in jail.
They say that Yancy Derringer
Had ruffles at his wrists,
Brocade and silver buckles
And iron in his fists.

Yancy, Yancy Derringer,
Yancy, Yancy Derringer
In every tale of derring do
They tell of Yancy D.

Jock Mahoney Trivia

During the filming of Range Rider, Mahoney met and marrried an actress, Maggie Field, a divorced woman with a daughter, Sally.

Yes, THAT Sally Field, was Jock Mahoney's stepdaughter.

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For More Jock Mahoney See:
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For Sally Field See:
Gidget
Flying Nun

External Links
TV Guide's Yancy Derringer Page, with TV Listings, Photos, Videos, Exclusive News and More.

Yancy Derringer Tidbits

Yancy Derringer (Jock Mahoney) was suave lady's man and card player who carried his derringer in his hat. He worked quietly for Colton (Kevin Hagen), the city administrator of New Orleans. In the years right after the Civil War, New Orleans was a wild town which needed Derringer's skills.

Bet you didn't know this! Pahoo-Ka-Ta-Wah means "wolf who stands in water" in Pawnee! He carried a knife in his headdress.

Passings

Mahoney died in 1989 of a stroke and X Brands in 2000.