How well do you know the women of TV westerns?

Remember Miss Kitty, Dulcey, Wrangler Jane, Jemima and Hey Girl?

 
Westerns are primarily known for their cowboy heroes. But there are some strong women on those classic shows, too. The Long Branch Saloon didn't just run itself. 

From sharpshooters to wranglers to ranch owners, these women carved memorable roles. See if you can match them to the correct TV series.

Good luck!

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  1. You can find Miss Kitty (Amanda Blake) running the Long Branch Saloon on which Western?
  2. Victoria (Barbara Stanwyck) here is the matriarch on which Western?
  3. Rebecca (Patricia Blair) was the wife of this frontier hero.
  4. Gail Davis starred as this iconic sharpshooter in the 1950s.
     Image: The Everett Collection
  5. Melody Patterson was just 16 years old when she landed the role of Wrangler Jane on this series.
     Image: The Everett Collection
  6. In 1958, Lisa Lu played Miss Mandarin on Yancy Derringer. But you might know her better as "Hey Girl" on this popular Western.
     Image: The Everett Collection
  7. Before her Dynasty days, Linda Evans played Audra on this Western.
  8. Linda Cristal played Victoria, wife of "Big John," on this 1967-71 series.
  9. Veronica Cartwright played Jemima on this show.
  10. Gunsmoke produced just one spin-off series. It featured Jeanette Nolan in the title role. What was it called?
     Image: The Everett Collection
  11. Jill Townsend played an English woman named Dulcey Coopersmith on this 1967-68 series.
     Image: The Everett Collection
  12. Laura (Karen Sharpe) was the girlfriend of this Western title character.
     Image: The Everett Collection
  13. Elizabeth Baur portrayed the young ward Teresa O'Brien on this Western.
     Image: The Everett Collection

How well do you know the women of TV westerns?

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