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It was Arvo Ojala (known as "The Man In Black") from the first show until 1964. This opening was shot on the lot. From 1964-1966, it was Fred McDougall, and the scene was obviously shot on a sound stage indoors. The color opening, again outdoors, was shot with Bill Strathman.

(This information was gotten from the Tamara's Gunsmoke web page)

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