China Smith My Ship Has a Golden Keel (Season 1, Episode 16)
TV Episode | Adventure

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China Smith

My Ship Has a Golden Keel (Season 1, Episode 16)

TV Episode | Adventure

Smith takes a job for Leora, a new singer at Julio Frontera's night club. She wants her suitcases, left on a yacht she fled. Smith cons Frontera out of a dinner jacket and boards the yacht as a party guest. He's caught by the owner, ...See moreSmith takes a job for Leora, a new singer at Julio Frontera's night club. She wants her suitcases, left on a yacht she fled. Smith cons Frontera out of a dinner jacket and boards the yacht as a party guest. He's caught by the owner, Endicott,and a mercenary steward named Choy. He escapes without the suitcases, but Choy has agreed to help him if he comes back later that night. There are two betrayals and some waving of guns because the suitcases might contain gold. The show ends with Smith and a tippling piano player called "Cutty" singing a duet about wished-for fortunes--"A Ship with a Golden Keel." Written by atash See less

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7 cast members

Name	Known for
Dan Duryea China Smith China Smith See fewer	Too Late for Tears (1949)
Kristine Miller Leora Leora See fewer	I Walk Alone (1947)
John Hoyt Horace Cutburn Horace Cutburn See fewer	When Worlds Collide (1951)
Philip Van Zandt Courtney Endicott III Courtney Endicott III See fewer	Citizen Kane (1941)
Weaver Levy Choy Choy See fewer	Adventures in Paradise (1959)
Bobker Ben Ali Gold Buyer Gold Buyer See fewer	Jungle Jim (1955)
Paul Marion Julio (uncredited) Julio (uncredited) See fewer	Fury of the Congo (1951)

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