Live Oak County
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Oct 22, 2026
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Victor SterlingNARRATOR
At dawn in Live Oak County, a jail escape sends Ranger Jace Pearson after notorious gunman John Elliott Bascom, whose white coveralls offer an immediate lead across South Texas.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
From November 5, 1950, this is episode 18 of NBC's Tales of the Texas Rangers, with Joel McCree as Pearson.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
The case is presented as an authentic reenactment from Ranger files, with names fictionalized.
Hal GibneyNARRATOR
Case for tonight, the white suit.
speaker_5NARRATOR
It is 6 a.m., June 23rd, 1947.
speaker_5NARRATOR
There is only one prisoner in the Live Oak County Jail.
speaker_5NARRATOR
He is John Elliot Bascom, a notorious and dangerous gunman.
Joel McCreaVOICE_ACTOR
It is 6:00 AM, June 23rd, 1947.
Joel McCreaVOICE_ACTOR
There is only one prisoner in the Live Oak County Jail.
Joel McCreaVOICE_ACTOR
He is John Elliot Bascom, a notorious and dangerous gunman.
Joel McCreaVOICE_ACTOR
In the anteroom connecting the jail with the sheriff's office, Deputy George Keeton dozes, snoring at the end of a long and uneventful night's duty.
speaker_4VOICE_ACTOR
It is 6 a.m., June 23, 1947.
speaker_4VOICE_ACTOR
There is only one prisoner in the Live Oak County Jail.
speaker_4VOICE_ACTOR
He is John Elliot Bascom, a notorious and dangerous gunman.
speaker_4VOICE_ACTOR
In the ante room connecting the jail with the sheriff's office, Deputy George Keaton dozes snoring at the end of a long and uneventful night's duty.