jam6242
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Re Katherine Raht Aunt Jenny (Quentin Taylor's mother)-1942 Front Page Farrell (Claire Denny)-1949 Re Arthur Vinton Perry Mason (Sgt. Dorset)-1945 Re Lucy Gilman Welcome Valley (Teenie Griffin)-1936 Junior Nurse Corps (Dorothy Hart)-1936 Re Ruth Yorke Our Gal Sunday (Lydia Innescort)-1939 We Love and Learn (Valeria Duncan)-1943 Life Can Be Beautiful (Gertie)-1947 Big Town (Maizie, the telephone operator)-1951 -
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There's even a British actor with that name. Couldn't find anything indicating he'd ever worked in the US though.
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Do you have any additional information about this guy? I was surprised how common a name this is. I even got hits for David Stollery from Spin and Marty, and the character with that name from Breaking Away!
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@slickjones I think that is Mr. Hansen. Here’s a screenshot from TD. And here’s Harrison Dowd.
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She does, lol. I think she also looks more like Lindsay Frost.
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Not even a hint so far.
Supposedly, the app for Roku is going to be available on Monday (4/12). Not sure about the timeline for the apps for other devices but the previous service had several options.
Thanks @DRW50. I didn't know that Martha had been in a sanitarium.
Yes, the second one is from April 19. Not much happened but Craig Huebing was the guest star. Well, now it appears to be gone. It was up last night! Maybe they meant to air it over Retro before uploading it to the site.
They only have two 1963 episodes up right now and neither have that title.
I think a couple of years later.
I thought everyone was a bit nonchalant about little Debbie's death. I did enjoy the episode though. I thought Fred J. Scollay stood out among the regular cast (no surprise). Nice surprise seeing Robert Mandan. Not sure daytime TV was right for Jock Gaynor, though he did have presence. Was impressed with the sets. Hope we see more of the early episodes.
Wow, didn’t know (or remember) that Texas got a two-hour finale. The Doctors had to say goodbye in 30 minutes, after helping lift NBC to the top in the 70s.
Yes, when Dr. Lang was supposed to be recording his dying statement, the actor turned off the recorder. Agree about Marie Wallace.
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