TV's First Female Heroine
“Annie Oakley: The Complete Series” features TV’s first female heroine at a time when most kids’ shows were headed by male stars (“Superman,” Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, “The Lone Ranger,” “The Adventures of Robin Hood,” “Zorro”). Gail Davis, 5’ 2’ and 95 pounds, portrayed the title character. Annie was a crack shot and a bane to bad men who found themselves in her hometown of Diablo, where she lived with her kid brother, Tagg (Jimmy Hawkins). Deputy Lofty Craig (Brad Johnson) was her boyfriend, and her uncle, Luke MacTavish, was the seldom-seen town sheriff.<br /><br />Gail Davis was discovered by Gene Autry, who featured her in nearly 20 of his movies and 30 of his own program’s episodes, and then spun her off into this series of her own, which was produced by his company. A good rider and trick shot, she performed in Autry’s traveling rodeo as well. Davis once remarked, “So far as I’m concerned, I’m going to be Annie Oakley for the rest of my born days.”<br /><br />The real Annie Oakley lived from 1859 to 1926 and was an exhibition sharpshooter for Buffalo Bill and other traveling shows. She traveled around the world, and once shot a cigarette from the mouth of Kaiser Wilhelm II. The Annie of the TV series was less worldly and wasn’t in show business.<br /><br />The show ran originally from 1954 to 1957. This set contains 11 DVDs with all 81 episodes. Bonus extras include a booklet with episode guide; photo galleries; original commercials with Davis as Annie; the original pilot, “Bull’s Eye,” featuring Billy Gray as Tagg (Gray would go on to star in “Father Knows Best”); and “Pig-Tails & Six-Shooters: The Making of TV’s Annie Oakley,” a new documentary featuring interviews with Terrie Davis (Gail Davis’ daughter), Western historian Rob Word, and an archival interview with Gail Davis.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Television's first female heroine was Gail Davis and Gail Davis was "Annie Oakley". Oddly, after co-starring with Gene Autry in features, Gail wasn't considered at first for the sharpshooting gal when Gene's Flying A proposed the series. Eventually, Gail persuaded producers to give her the role she was born to play. From age 27 on, Gail never stopped being Annie Oakley.ANNIE OAKLEY - THE COMPLETE SERIES includes all 81 half hour episodes digitally restored; a labor of love for Gail's daughter Terrie who tells us, "Mother was very appreciative of your loyalty and proud of Annie's character and all she stood for. This is her legacy.".