Bat Masterson - S03E31: The Marble Slab
Pinkerton hires Bat to get evidence against a gang that is terrorizing a town. Bat goes undercover as a marble salesman to convince the leader that so prominent a citizen should have a statue in his honor erected in the town square.
Director: Allen H. Miner
Cast: Gene Barry
All Episodes - Season 3
01Debt of HonorSep 29, 196002Law of the LandOct 06, 196003Bat TrapOct 13, 196004The Rage of Princess AnneOct 20, 196005The HunterOct 27, 196006Murder Can be DangerousNov 03, 196007High Card LosesNov 10, 196008Dakota ShowdownNov 17, 196009Last of the Night RaidersNov 24, 196010Last Stop to AustinDec 01, 196011A Time to DieDec 15, 196012Death by DecreeDec 22, 196013The Lady Plays Her HandDec 29, 196014Tempest at Tioga PassJan 05, 196115The Court Martial of Major MarsJan 12, 196116The Price of ParadiseJan 19, 196117End of the LineJan 26, 196118The Prescott CampaignFeb 02, 196119Bullwhacker's BountyFeb 16, 196120A Lesson in ViolenceFeb 23, 196121Run for Your MoneyMar 02, 196122Terror on the TrinityMar 09, 196123Episode in EdenMar 16, 196124The Good and the BadMar 23, 196125No Amnesty for DeathMar 30, 196126Ledger of GuiltApr 06, 196127Meeting at MimbresApr 13, 196128Dagger DanceApr 20, 196129The Fourth ManApr 27, 196130Dead Man's ClaimMay 04, 196131The Marble SlabMay 11, 196132Farmer with a BadgeMay 18, 196133The Fatal GarmentMay 25, 196134Jeopardy at Jackson HoleJun 01, 1961 Bat Masterson S03E31 Synopsis
Stream Bat Masterson "The Marble Slab" in HD quality on Goojara. Originally aired on 1961-05-11, this episode is part of Season 3 of Bat Masterson. Directed by Allen H. Miner, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Gene Barry among the cast. With a runtime of 30m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Western and Drama series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Pinkerton hires Bat to get evidence against a gang that is terrorizing a town. Bat goes undercover as a marble salesman to convince the leader that so prominent a citizen should have a statue in his honor erected in the town square.
