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"Many people passed through Dodge City but at the end of the episode, Miss Kitty was in the Long Branch saloon, Doc was playing chess in his office and Matt Dillon and his deputy were down in the sheriff's office".
I do know that if the jury were to give a Miss Kitty award for the worst dawggone dress, it ought to go to Pen?pe Cruz, in a lavender, corseted Marchesa.
I recently watched a rerun of "Gunsmoke" in which Marshal Matt Dillon and Miss Kitty, the barkeep, made sure there were no firearms allowed in Dodge City barrooms because they knew from practical experience that guns and alcohol just didn't mix.
(NB: Miss Kitty runs the saloon in the Gunsmoke TV series, but in reality she'd be a madame, like Belle Watling).
2. The lyrics of "Should've Been a Cowboy" start off by praising Marshall Dillon for never asking Miss Kitty to marry him.
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The supporting characters included Miss Kitty Russell (Amanda Blake), owner of the Long Branch Saloon, which doubled as a bordello; Doc Adams (Milburn Stone), the town's adept physician; and Deputy Marshal Chester Goode (Dennis Weaver, Dillonn's loyal sidekick.
The supporting cast was a snug family, stock but multilayered characters who spent much time talking: the beer-drinking philosopher, Doc (Milburn Stone); the careworn Long Branch saloonkeeper, Miss Kitty Amanda Blakee), her love unrequited; and the lame sidekick, Chester Goode Dennis Weaverr).
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