• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
Fifities Web
  • Fashion
    • 1950s Women’s Fashion
    • 1950s Men’s Fashion
    • 1960s Women’s Fashion
    • 1960s Men’s Fashion
  • Celebrity Deaths
    • 2023 Deaths
    • 2022 Deaths
    • 2021 Deaths
    • 2020 Deaths (Covid-19)
    • Other years..
  • Cars
    • 1950s Cars
    • 1960s Cars
    • 1970s Cars
  • TV
    • Classic Directory
    • TV Westerns
    • Wagon Train
  • Music
    • 1950s Music
    • 1960s Music
    • Elvis 50s
  • Pop History
    • 1950s Pop History
    • 1960s Pop History
    • Fads / Toys
    • 1950s Slang
    • 1960s Slang
  • Facebook
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter
Fifities Web

Fifities Web

1950s and 1960s Music, TV, History, Fashion, Slang, Cars and so much more...

  • Fashion
    • 1950s Women’s Fashion
    • 1950s Men’s Fashion
    • 1960s Women’s Fashion
    • 1960s Men’s Fashion
  • Celebrity Deaths
    • 2023 Deaths
    • 2022 Deaths
    • 2021 Deaths
    • 2020 Deaths (Covid-19)
    • Other years..
  • Cars
    • 1950s Cars
    • 1960s Cars
    • 1970s Cars
  • TV
    • Classic Directory
    • TV Westerns
    • Wagon Train
  • Music
    • 1950s Music
    • 1960s Music
    • Elvis 50s
  • Pop History
    • 1950s Pop History
    • 1960s Pop History
    • Fads / Toys
    • 1950s Slang
    • 1960s Slang
  • Facebook
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter
FiftiesWeb.com » TV » Cimarron City

Cimarron City

by Candace Rich — Updated: August 3, 2023 Comment

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn
  • Reddit

10/11/1958 – 9/26/1959 NBC
Black and White
60 minutes
26 episodes

Oct. 1958-Sept. 1959 NBC
Saturday 9:30-10:30

June 1960-Sept. 1960 NBC
Friday 7:30-8:30

Contents

  1. Cimarron City Cast
  2. Cimarron City Theme Song
  3. Cimarron City Tidbits
  4. Passings

Cimarron City Cast

George Montgomery as Matt Rockford
John Smith as Lane Temple
Audrey Totter as Beth Purcell
Stuart Randall as Art Sampson
Addison Richards as Martin Kingsley
Fred Sherman as Burt Purdy
Claire Carleton as Alice Purdy
Dan Blocker as Tiny Budinger

Cimarron City Theme Song

“Cimarron City”
Stanley J. Wilson and Frederick Herbert

Cimarron City Tidbits

This was a decent little Western with real bad luck. It was up against Have Gun Will Travel and Gunsmoke.

George Montgomery played Matt Rockford, the ex-mayor of Cimarron City, Oklahoma. John Smith was the blacksmith/sheriff. Audrey Totter was the proprietor of the boardinghouse.

Dan Blocker would leave this show and head straight fo the Ponderosa and Bonanza.

Passings

Dan Blocker died in 1972 after a surgery, John Smith in1995 of cirrhosis of the liver, and George Montgomery in 2000 of heart failure.TV Western -- Cimarron City, George Montgomery
George Montgomery
From the Doug Abbott Collection

TV Western -- Cimarron City, John Smith
John Smith
From the Doug Abbott Collection

TV Western -- Cimarron City, George Montgomery
George Montgomery
From the Doug Abbott Collection

Buy on DVD

Cimarron City (all 26 episodes)

External Links
TV Guide’s Cimarron City Page, with TV Listings, Photos, Videos, Exclusive News and More.

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn
  • Reddit

Did I miss anything? If so, please send me a message or leave a comment below!

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Primary Sidebar

Classic TV

  • TV Ratings - US & UK
  • Quiz Shows
  • Variety Shows
  • News Shows
  • Mickey Mouse Club
  • Wagon Train Website

Western TV

  • TV Main Page
  • Index of All TV Shows
  • Horses and their Riders!
  • TV Ratings - US & UK
  • See how the TV Western Stars look today!

Wagon Train

Footer

  • Facebook
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter

SEARCH THIS SITE

NEVER MISS A POST

Categories

  • Cars
  • Celebrity Deaths
  • Fashion
  • TV
  • Music
  • Fads & Toys
  • Pop History
  • Slang
  • Privacy Statement
  • Useful Links
  • Sitemap
  • About
  • Contact
  • Bibliography

Fifities Web
Online since 1996

FiftiesWeb is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.

Pictures, clips, and other media on FiftiesWeb are used fairly. The original creator keeps all copyrights. Unless noted, FiftiesWeb doesn't claim to own any of it.
FiftiesWeb is not endorsed or sponsored by or affiliated with any of the products, services, programs, celebrities or entities mentioned on the website. We try our best to offer good educational information.

© Copyright 1996-2023. FiftiesWeb.com All rights reserved.

DMCA.com Protection Status