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A free ticket or pass.
[After Annie OAKLEY (from the association of the punched ticket with one of her bullet-riddled targets).]
Annie Oakley was a
The show starred Gail Davis in the title role, and co-starred Brad Johnson as Deputy Sheriff Lofty Craig and Jimmy Hawkins, as Annie's brother, Tagg.
Gail Davis had been discovered by Gene Autry, who cast her in several of his movies, then in his own series, The Gene Autry Show, in which she played a variety of characters. He then spun her off into her own show.
Approximately two dozen episodes of this series are currently available on DVD in North America (including several releases issued through Davis' estate) and elsewhere, although a formal full-series release has yet to happen.
A number of American comics were based on the TV series. Annie Oakley 1-11 (1948-1956) by Atlas (Marvel) Comics. Annie Oakley and Tagg 4-18 (1953-1959) by Dell Comics. Annie Oakley and Tagg 1 (1965) by Gold Key Comics. Many of these issues were later reprinted in B&W by L.Miller and World Distributors Ltd.
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