Gunsmoke: Character of the Old West Marshal, Matt Dillon

Gunsmoke: The role of Old West Marshal, Matt Dillon in the western United States. Opportunities and danger are abundant. People who do not mind "service and protection" are always needed in the prairie. However, ordinary lawyers do not do this. Meanwhile, the needs and demands of authoritarian people needed special people. People in several cities scattered here and there depend on Marshall and its ability to abide by its laws. Dodge City is no exception. In fact, this is the principle.

The classic TV program 'Gun Smoke' debuted at CBS in September. The famous Western starring James Arnes played the role of "Marshal Dillon Marshal", in the old era of the Western era, they paid attention to his order at Dodge City, Kansas. The TV program was adapted from the popular radio series of the same name from 1952 to 1961. The TV program Gum smoke was broadcasted with a big welcome before 1975 and became the longest script series in the United States in 20 seasons. In the 20th century, there are talented actors such as Amanda Blake, Burt Reynolds, Milburn Stone, Dennis Weaver.

The entertainment program also solved controversial problems. Long-term television western shooting movies broadcast at CBS from 1955 to 1975 prosper during the Cold War, and the American Marshal Matt Dillon (James Earns) was lawless in preserving civilization. The character and community of Gunsmoke faces related social problems such as minority handling, family meaning, legitimacy of violence, power of religious beliefs. In the 1960s, along with the citizens' feelings of the civil rights era, the program sympathized with the desires of the audience, and sympathized with more and more ethnic minorities. This adaptability makes this program the oldest Western program in the history of television.