John Dehner (November 23, 1915 - February 4, 1992) was an American actor in radio, television, and films, playing countless roles, often as a droll villain. Between 1941 and 1988, he appeared in over 260 films and television programs. Dehner had an extensive career as a radio actor, appearing as a lead or supporting player in such series as Gunsmoke and Philip Marlowe. He starred as Paladin in the radio version of Have Gun — Will Travel, one...
Garrity tells his partner that they conned the townspeople of Happiness, Ariz...
Garrity's dog comes out of the woods. The same dog that he had the townspeop...
Garrity tells the sheriff that he resurrected the man the sheriff shot who wa...
Jensen doesn't want his dead brother returning from the grave, so he's willin...
Garrity tells Jensen that one of the first dead returning home will be his br...
Garrity compares the bodies he just rose from the dead to horses.
Garrity tells the townsfolk that when he went to the cemetery to raise the de...
Garrity returns from the cemetery where he tells the townsfolk of Happiness A...
Garrity promises the townspeople that their dead loved ones will be returned ...
Garrity tells the townspeople of Happiness Arizona that he'll bring their lov...
Garrity shows the town folk that he can indeed bring the dead back to life.
Garrity tells the men in Happiness Arizona that his trade is bringing the dea...
Garrity enters the saloon where the towns men are drinking and the sheriff as...
The bartender at the saloon asks Jared what line of work he's in. Jared tell...
Jared Garrity tells the bartender in the saloon that he likes to hear happy e...
The bartender at the saloon tells Jared Garrity that Happiness Arizona has ha...
Jared Garrity tells the bartender at the saloon that he really likes the town...
Jared Garrity who has just arrived in Happiness Arizona tells the bartender a...
Jared arrives in Happiness Arizona and visits the saloon where he orders a be...
As the Inspector General tries to leave, his engine explodes and starts to sm...
Hogan's men make Klink look bad in front of the Inspector General. He tells ...
The Inspector General is no longer impressed by the prison camp that Klink ru...
The Inspector General gives Hogan the opportunity to make a statement but Hog...
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