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Line 27: + − From 1958 to 1962, Cross appeared in different roles in six episodes of [[ABC]]'s ''The Rifleman,'' starring Chuck Connors.<ref name=rifle/> His ''Rifleman'' roles were as Witcherly in "The Safe Guard," Ned Dunnell in "The Gaucho," Lafe Oberly as "The Patsy," Dorn in "The Hero," Fance Degnan in "The Vision," and Martin in "The Quiet Fear."<ref name=rifle/> − − + − + Line 45:
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==Western roles==
==Western roles==
From 1958 to 1962, Cross appeared in different roles in six episodes of [[ABC]]'s ''The Rifleman,'' starring Chuck Connors.<ref name=rifle/> His ''Rifleman'' roles were as Witcherly in "The Safe Guard," Ned Dunnell in "The Gaucho," Lafe Oberly as "The Patsy," Dorn in "The Hero," Fance Degnan in "The Vision," and Martin in "The Quiet Fear."<ref name=rifle/>
Cross guest starred thirteen times between 1956 and 1969 on [[CBS]]'s ''Gunsmoke'' with[James Arness, including the role of theIndian, Three Hand, in the 1965 episode, "Chief Joseph." Cross appeared five times on CBS's ''Rawhide'' between 1959 and 1963 and five times as well on ABC's ''The Big Valley'' between 1965 and 1967. He made three appearances in 1968 and 1969 on Walter Brennan's ABC series, ''The Guns of Will Sonnett'' in episodes "Pariah," "Join the Army," and "Robber's Roose." He also appeared three times on the syndicated anthology series ''Death Valley Days'' in episodes "Treasure of Elk Canyon" (1961), and "Captain Dick Mine" and "The Rider" (both 1965).<ref name=imdb/>
Cross guest starred thirteen times between 1956 and 1969 on [[CBS]]'s ''Gunsmoke'' with[James Arness, including the role of theIndian, Three Hand, in the 1965 episode, "Chief Joseph." Cross appeared five times on CBS's ''Rawhide'' between 1959 and 1963 and five times as well on ABC's ''The Big Valley'' between 1965 and 1967. He made three appearances in 1968 and 1969 on Walter Brennan's ABC series, ''The Guns of Will Sonnett'' in episodes "Pariah," "Join the Army," and "Robber's Roose." He also appeared three times on the syndicated anthology series ''Death Valley Days'' in episodes "Treasure of Elk Canyon" (1961), and "Captain Dick Mine" and "The Rider" (both 1965).<ref name=imdb/>
He appeared twice on Fess Parker's NBC series, ''[[Daniel Boone]],'' including the role of Chief Red Hand in the 1966 episode, "Gun-Barrel Highway." Cross also made two appearances in the 1959-1960 ABC series ''Black Saddle'' starring Peter Breck. In 1958, he appeared twice on Richard Boone's CBS series, ''Have Gun – Will Travel,'' in the episodes "Hey Boy's Revenge" and "Twenty-Four Hours at North Fork". Cross guest starred twice on both ''Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre'' and [[Henry Fonda]]'s ''The Deputy.'' He appeared once on each of the Dale Robertson westerns, ''Tales of Wells Fargo'' ("Man for the Job" as Lambert) and ''The Iron Horse'' ("Town Full of Fear" as Jim Vail).<ref name=imdb/>
He appeared twice on Fess Parker's NBC series, ''[[Daniel Boone]],'' including the role of Chief Red Hand in the 1966 episode, "Gun-Barrel Highway." Cross also made two appearances in the 1959-1960 ABC series ''Black Saddle'' starring Peter Breck. In 1958, he appeared twice on Richard Boone's CBS series, ''Have Gun – Will Travel,'' in the episodes "Hey Boy's Revenge" and "Twenty-Four Hours at North Fork". Cross guest starred twice on both ''Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre'' and [[Henry Fonda]]'s ''The Deputy.'' He appeared once on each of the Dale Robertson westerns, ''Tales of Wells Fargo'' ("Man for the Job" as Lambert) and ''The Iron Horse'' ("Town Full of Fear" as Jim Vail).<ref name=imdb/>
He made single appearances on ''The Texan]],'' ''Jefferson Drum,'' ''Sheriff of Cochise,'' ''The Gray Ghost,'' ''Wanted: Dead or Alive,'' ''Man Without a Gun,'' ''Hotel de Paree,'' ''Two Faces West,'' ''The Virginian,'' ''Branded'', ''The Legend of Jesse James'' (in episode "The Pursuers" as Meager), ''Bonanza,'' ''Cimarron Strip,'' ''The High Chaparral,'' ''Wichita Town,'' Robert Culp's ''Trackdown,'' and Don Murray's ''The Outcasts.''<ref name=imdb/>
He made single appearances on ''The Texan]],'' ''Jefferson Drum,'' ''Sheriff of Cochise,'' ''The Gray Ghost,'' ''Wanted: Dead or Alive,'' ''Man Without a Gun,'' ''Hotel de Paree,'' ''Two Faces West,'' ''The Virginian,'' ''Branded'', ''The Legend of Jesse James'' (in episode "The Pursuers" as Meager), ''Bonanza,'' ''Cimarron Strip,'' ''The High Chaparral,'' ''Wichita Town,'' Robert Culp's ''Trackdown,'' and Don Murray's ''The Outcasts.''<ref name=imdb/>
He appeared in a few films: ''The Brass Legend'' (1956) with Hugh O'Brian and Raymond Burr, ''Crime of Passion'' (1957), ''The Over-the-Hill Gang'' (1969) with Walter Brennan, ''80 Steps to Jonah'' (1969), and ''The Bounty Man'' (1972).<ref name=imdb/>
He appeared in a few films: ''The Brass Legend'' (1956) with Hugh O'Brian and Raymond Burr, ''Crime of Passion'' (1957), ''The Over-the-Hill Gang'' (1969) with Walter Brennan, ''80 Steps to Jonah'' (1969), and ''The Bounty Man'' (1972).<ref name=imdb/>
==Family and death==
==Family and death==