Stereotypical Old West Lawman in the Radio Series Gunsmoke

When the old West Raulman in the radio series Gunsmoke considers the attributes of the old western attorney, his idea often goes to a lawyer familiar with the novel made for entertainment purposes. A specific example of such a fictional explanation of "attorney" exists in the episode broadcast series titled "Gun". In this series, Dodge City's Sergeant Matt Dillon has repeatedly demonstrated many qualities that seem to be stereotypes. After analyzing some Gunsmoke episodes and considering analysis of many others, one feature that seems to be present in Matt Dillon is unbeatable.

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.

Sapphire is a stereotype integrated by the popular program "Amos 'n' Andy" (Jewell, 1993). This popular episode began to be broadcast on the radio in 1926 and evolved into the TV series ending in the 1950s (Boskin, 1986). This manga program depicts sapphire 's character as a wonderful, easy woman engaged in a continuous verbal battle with her husband Goldfish (1993). Sapphire has an emotional composition of mama and gemima. Her intense independence and temperament made her a female patriarch. She ruled over a foolish husband by shouting and slashing him. This stereotype is very humorous for Caucasians. Her horrible "... hip, accusation ..." helped bring the program to 4,000 episodes before its end, due to its negative racial content (Jewell, 1993, p . 45)

This vibrant biography carries the story of Basilius, an old Western lawyer in a healthy African-American. Leaves is a former slave who escaped Indian territory liberty, and he is fearless. At the end of his career, Reeves tried more than 3,000 criminals and killed only 14 people. Fork writing and eye-catching illustrations bring a vibrant life to this respected lawyer. When Molly's mother died, her father sent her sister to her grandparents and lived in their half-rooms and half-stores. Molly and Hannah are trying to cope with family diseases while adapting to the life of a school town where there are only ten children without knowing how long their visit will last. One evening, Molly was murdered in the storm, ran away from the horned cavalry and worried about the injured man found after the search. When he recovered, Molly noticed that he had something magical - he could make things grow in the winter - and whether he could somehow rejuvenate her mother or not I was wondering.