TV Series1955 · NBC · Ended · 25 min
Fury chronicled the story of Joey, an orphan boy befriended by Jim Newton a recently widowed horse rancher, who's wife and son were killed in an auto accident by a drunk driver. Joey was brought to court for breaking a window. Jim had seen the whole incident and went to court with Joey, he told the Judge that Joey was innocent, and convinced the Judge to let Joey come stay at the Broken Wheel.
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Peter Graves
Jim Newton
117 episodes
William Fawcett
Pete Wilkey
117 episodes
Bobby Diamond
Joey Newton
117 episodes
Roger Mobley
Packy Lambert
91 episodes
Highland Dale
Fury
117 episodes
Nan Leslie
1 episode
Mark Scott
1 episode
Lane Bradford
Bart - aka Verne Clancy
1 episode
Jimmy Baird
Pee Wee
1 episode
William Hudson
Mr. Jenkins
1 episode
Mike Ragan
Chris
1 episode
Harry Cheshire
Dr. Matthews
1 episode
Walter Reed
Charlie Stevens
1 episode
Parley Baer
Piggott
1 episode
Ann Robinson
Helen Watkins
5 episodes
Russ Conway
Red Cummings
1 episode
Jim Hayward
Sheriff
2 episodes
Edmund Penney
Ranger Bill Rogers
1 episode
Dick Wessel
Fred
1 episode
David Kasday
Tom
1 episode
Louis Lettieri
Karol
1 episode
Jacqueline May
Marta
1 episode
John Beradino
Mack
1 episode
Pierre Watkin
Ellis
1 episode
Anthony Caruso
Josef
1 episode
Denver Pyle
Carter
1 episode
Ernest Dotson
Charlie
1 episode
John Phillips
Mack McDonald
1 episode
John Conwell
Arnold Bodkin
1 episode
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