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Raymond Burr starred as Captain Lee Quince in Fort Laramie, portraying a professional cavalry officer burdened by command on the frontier. The role displayed the vocal authority that later defined much of his screen career.
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Returning from patrol, Quince faces a new romantic possibility that challenges his attachment to Army life.
A mysterious illness incapacitates scores of men and threatens the entire Fort Laramie garrison.
Hattie Pelfrey unexpectedly arrives at the fort claiming to be Quince's mother, creating a peculiar dilemma.
Quince confronts wasteful buffalo hunters whose slaughter threatens to provoke conflict with nearby tribes.
The long-delayed arrival of the paymaster sends Fort Laramie's unpaid soldiers into a chaotic spree.
Quince helps a frontier widow and uncovers a disturbing truth about her recent past.
Disappearances in the Black Hills pull Quince toward growing Sioux tensions as Sitting Bull gathers strength.
A bitter former Confederate joins Quince's company just as the troop faces a desperate frontier fight.
Quince devises an unorthodox way to save the regimental band from a strict moral-improvement campaign.
Quince must trust a wounded Native scout to guide his men toward a dangerous Cheyenne camp.
A newly widowed woman faces leaving Fort Laramie while another unprepared young wife arrives.