Burton Gilliam (born August 9, 1938) is an American actor. His first calling was not to the stage, but to the ring. He was considered the heart of the Coast Guard's boxing team, and reportedly posted an impressive record of 201 wins out of 217 fights during his enlistment. Gilliam was credited with winning more Golden Gloves bouts than anyone in its history at that time. While he did seriously consider turning professional, he ultimately...
Lamarr shoots a man for not having enough gum for all the thugs who showed up...
Lyle is at the railroad yelling at the workers who are doing back-breaking wo...
Lyle is at the railroad and when one of the workers falls over from heat exha...
Lyle is giving the worker s a hard time while they do back-breaking work on t...
Lyle wants the crew to be more upbeat while they work.
Lyle doesn't like the song he is hearing from the black crew working on the t...
Taggart gets pissed off at Lyle for wanting to risk horses instead of Niggers...
Taggart can't believe that there is black sheriff running the town of Rock Ri...
Taggart was pissed that the hand car went into the quicksand but he got it ou...
Taggart gets hit over the head with a shovel and Lyle doesn't realize Bart ju...
Lyle wants to hear the black guys working on the track sing some songs that h...
A thug was chewing gum in line for a job and he gets shot because he didn't b...
Lyle throws out the name of another song for them to sing.
Bart and the men laugh at Lyle and his men as they sing Camp Town Ladies.
Taggart tells Lyle to check for quick sand. Lyle says he'll send horses.
Lyle and few of his cohorts come up the track and accost the men working on t...
Bart and Jim ride out to the rail work site. Taggart rides up with his men.
Lyle and few of his cohorts come up the track and accost the men working on t...
Taggart asks his men which of them wants to kill Bart. Lyle offers a suggestion.
Lyle and few of his cohorts come up the track and accost the men working on t...
Lyle and few of his cohorts come up the track and accost the men working on t...
Lyle and few of his cohorts come up the track and accost the men working on t...
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