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Boy, Did I Get
A Wrong Number!
(1966)
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Martha Meade ... The Divine D.D., a European
actress known more for her bubble bath scenes than for her acting, decides
she has had enough with bubblebaths and wants to be taken seriously as an
actress. So much so that she runs away during the middle of a scene while
filming in Hollywood and winds up in Oregon. While she is staying in a
hotel, the operator accidentally connects her with a real estate agent
named Tom Meade. She asks Tom to bring her some food and when he does he
suggests that she go to his cabin in the woods. She also asks him not to
tell anyone where she is because she doesn't want to go back to Hollywood.
Now Tom must keep the secret, especially from his wife and from his
suspicious housekeeper Millie. |
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Thunder Over Sangoland
(1955) |
Two episodes of the TV series "Ramar of the
Jungle" edited together and released as a feature. |
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Port of Hell
(1954) |
Kay Walker ... The new warden of a large American
harbor raises the hackles of sailors and fishermen by his strict
enforcement of all the safety rules. He takes the time, though, to romance
the sister of his biggest rival. |
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Mexican Manhunt
(1953) |
Sheila Barton ... |
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Down Laredo Way
(1953)
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Valerie ... Rex Allen, star of the
Western Rodeo Circus, and his clown pal Slim Pickens, get involved in the
matrimonial plans of high-wire specialist Chip Wells and his treacherous
parter Valerie, through feeling sorry for Chip's motherless 8-year-old
daughter Taffy. Chip thinks Taffy is jealous of Valerie, but Taffy tells
Rex that she just thinks Valerie isn't the right woman for her father.
Valerie ... After protecting Valerie from Cooper, Chip discovers
that Valerie has diamonds worth a half-million dollars in her possession.
Chip hides the diamonds in Taffy's doll, until he can get an explanation
from Valerie. Knowing that Chip won't tolerate her diamond-smuggling
activities, Valerie distracts him at a critical point in their high-wire
performance and he falls to his death. To get possession of Chip's
personal belongings, knowing the diamonds are hidden there, she calls on
the shady "Judge" Sully for help. He writes a phony order making
Taffy a ward of his court and orders Chip's belongings to be held by the
court. Taffy runs away and finds refuge with Narita, a gypsy girl. |
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Rebel City
(1953) |
Jane Dudley ... In 1846, northern Kansas was
being terrorized by soujtern sympathizers known as Copperheads, and
gambler Frank Graham goes to Junction City seeking the killer or killers
of his father. He gets little help from Union Army officers Colonel Barnes
or Captain Ramsey, but gets a job at the freight line co-owned by Jane
Dudley and his late father. Jane tells him his father was stabbed in a
quarrel over counterfeit money given to him for his freight interests.
Frank learns that Hardy, a printer; Temple, a store owner; Perry, a
peddler; Greely, a gambler, and Spain, a jeweler, are Copperheads and one
of them murdered his father. |
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The Valparaiso Story
(1951) |
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Stop That Cab
(1951) |
Mary Thomas ... |
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Chain Gang
(1951) |
Rita McKelvey ... Crusading newspaperman
Cliff Roberts, masquerades as a prison guard and gets a job attached to
the chain gang. Using a tiny camera in the shape of a cigarette lighter,
he takes pictures of and documents the miserable conditions. The sadist
guard captain, Captain Duncan, learns about Cliff's activities and has him
beaten by the other guards. Roberts escapes to write his expose that
brings about some prison reforms. |
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The Lost Volcano
(1950) |
Ruth Gordon ... Hunting guides have
kidnapped David and will force him to lead them to a lost city hidden in
the center of an active volcano. Bomba the Jungle Boy arrives to rescue
David just as the volcano is about to erupt. |
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Riding High
(1950)
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Mary Winslow ... A horse trainer who has
fallen on hard times looks to his horse, Broadway Bill, to finally win the
big race.
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Masked Raiders
(1949) |
Gale Trevett/Diablo Kid ... Texas Rangers
Tim Holt and Chito Rafferty are sent to Wilcox, Texas to investigate the
raids on Hoyt Corthell by a band of masked raiders led by the Diablo Kid.
Posing as cowhands, they are stopped and taken to the Trevitt Ranch where
they meet Gale Trevitt, her younger brother Artie and her Uncle Henry,
father of Trig, Matt and Luke, who have taken Tim and Chito captive. Tim
is wounded, during a holdup, by Doc Nichols as he is about to capture one
of the raiders, actually the Trevitt family led by Gale posing as the
Diablo Kid. Tim and Chito eventually learn that all of the local ranchers
are being victimized by Corthell, and that Gale and her family are just
taking back and returning what has been stolen by the Corthell gang,
working with the crooked town Marshal, Barlow. |
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Air Hostess
(1949) |
Jennifer White ... |
The Strange Mrs.
Crane
(1948) |
Gina Crane, alias of Jenny Hdley
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The Argyle Secrets
(1948) |
Marla ... |
New Orleans
(1947)
available on DVD |
Grace Voiselle ... |
Flesh and Fantasy
(1943) |
Justine ... An anthology of
three loosely connected occult tales, with ironic and romantic twists. |
Johnny Come Lately
(1943)
aka Johnny Vagabond |
Jane ... |
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Shantytown
(1943) |
Virginia Allen ... |
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Sherlock Holmes in Washington
(1943)
available on DVD |
Nancy Patridge ... In
World War II, a British secret agent carrying a vitally important document
is kidnapped en route to Washington |
Hi, Buddy
(1943) |
Mary Parker ... |
Adventures of Smilin' Jack
(1943) |
Janet Thompson ... Just
before World War II, the Chinese and American governments mount a joint
operation to prevent the Germans and Japanese from taking over the
strategic island of Mandon. |
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Moonlight in Havana
(1942) |
Patsy Clark ... Singing
Johnny Norton is the star catcher of the Blue Sox baseball team but he is
suspended because of insubordination. |
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Timber
(1942) |
Yvette Lacour ... Two FBI
agents are sent to investigate sabotage at a lumber camp. |
Escape From Hong Kong
(1942) |
Valarie Hale ... Three
American vaudeville entertainers become involved with spies in Hong Kong,
just before Pearl Harbor. |
About Face
(1942) |
Betty Marlow ... Two army
sergeants, one dumb-tough and one mild-mannered, get into a saloon brawl,
crash a high-society party, and end up in a car wreck. |
The Middleton Family
at the New York World's Fair
(1939) |
Babs ... |
Girl's School
(1938) |
Nan ... |
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Girls
School (left to right)
Peggy Moran, Marjorie, Marjorie Deane, Jean Lucius and Martha O'Driscoll |
High Flyers
(1937) |
Arlene Arlington ... |
Forty Naughty Girls
(1937) |
June ... |
Hideaway
(1937) |
Joan Peterson ... |
On Again Off Again
(1937) |
Florence Cole ... |
Border Cafe
(1937) |
Janet Barry ... |
| Television
Guest Appearances |
| The Love Boat |
playing "Martha
Rogers" in episode: "April's Love/Happy Ending/We Three"
(episode # 3.17) 12 January 1980 |
| Fantasy Island |
playing "Beth Shane"
in episode: "Family Reunion/Voodoo" (episode # 1.6) 18 February
1978 |
| Nancy Drew Mysteries |
in episode "The Mystery
of the Fallen Angel" 17 April 1977 |
| ABC Afternoon Playbreak |
in episode "This Child Is
Mine" 7 December 1971 |
| Love, American Style |
in episode: "Love and the
Single Couple" (episode # 1.5c) 27 October 1969 |
| The Danny Thomas Hour |
playing "Kathy" in
episode: "Make More Room for Daddy" (episode # 1.8) 6 November
1967 |
| Purex Special for Women |
in episode "The Menace of
Age" 10 December 1964 |
| The Joey Bishop Show |
in episode: "This Is Your
Life" (episode # 1.4) 11 October 1961 |
| The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour |
playing "Kathy
Williams" in episode: "Lucy Makes Room for Danny" (episode
# 2.2) 1 December 1958 |
| Wagon Train |
playing "Mary
Palmer" in episode: "The Willy Moran Story" (episode # 1.1)
18 September 1957 |
| Zane Grey Theater |
playing "Amy Marr"
in episode: "Decision at Wilson's Creek" (episode # 1.30) 17 May
1957 |
| Wire Service |
playing "Phyllis
Holley" in episode: "Hideout" (episode # 1.3) 18 October
1956 |
| Omnibus |
in episode "The Billy
Mitchell Court-Martial 1 April 1956 |
| Letter to Loretta |
playing "Miss Cook"
in episode: "A Shadow Between" (episode # 3.16) 18 December 1955 |
| Cavalcade of America |
in episode "The Great
Gamble" 10 May 1955 |
| The Lone Ranger |
playing "Clare Lee"
in episode: "The Law Lady" (episode # 4.25) 24 February 1955 |
| Cavalcade of America |
in episode: "Decision for
Justice" (episode # 3.15) 15 February 1955 |
| Cavalcade of America |
playing "Lee Powell
Coleman" in episode: "Take Off Zero" (episode # 3.14) 1
February 1955 |
| Climax! |
in episode: "Epitaph for
a Spy" (episode # 1.8) 9 December 1954 |
| The Ford Television Theatre |
playing "Liz" in
episode: "Shadow of Truth" (episode # 3.2) 14 October 1954 |
| Cavalcade of America |
playing "Mrs. Field"
in episode: "The Great Gamble" (episode # 3.2) 5 October 1954 |
| Fireside Theater |
in episode "Trial
Period" 5 April 1954 |
| Hopalong Cassidy |
playing "Adele
Keller" in episode: "Tricky Fingers" (episode # 2.26) 2
April 1954 |
| Schlitz Playhouse of Stars |
in episode: "Her Kind of
Honor" (episode # 3.29) 19 March 1954 |
| General Electric Theater |
playing "Millie" in
episode: "That Other Sunlight" (episode # 2.17) 14 March 1954 |
| Four Star Playhouse |
playing "Bessie" in
episode: "Operation in Money" (episode # 2.25) 11 March 1954 |
| Fireside Theatre |
in episode "The
Visitor" 10 February 1953 |
| Fireside Theater |
in episode "Visit from a
Stranger" 28 February 1953 |
| Easy Chair Theater |
in episode "Brown of
Calaveras" 2 March 1953 |
| 20th Century Tales |
in episode "Small Town
Story" 22 April 1953 |
| Ramar of the Jungle |
in episode: "Call to
Danger" (episode # 2.6) 21 November 1953 |
| Hallmark Hall of Fame |
playing "Sarah
McCoy" in episode: "McCoy of Abilene" 18 October 1953 |
| Fireside Theater |
in episode "The
Hitchhiker" 5 May 1953 |
| The Ford Television Theatre |
in episode: "The
Jewel" (episode # 1.35) 28 May 1953 |
| Schlitz Playhouse of Stars |
in episode: "The Devil's
Other Name" (episode # 2.20) 20 February 1953 |
| Fireside Theater |
in episode "Mirage"
10 June 1952 |
| Gold Star Theater |
in episode "Operation in
Money" 11 March 1953 |
| The Ford Television Theatre |
in episode: "Edge of the
Law" (episode # 1.6) 6 November 1952 |
| The Adventures of Kit
Carson |
in episode: "The Return
of Trigger Dawson" (episode # 1.17) 1 December 1951 |
| The Lone Ranger |
playing "Kitty
McQueen" in episode: "Bullets for Ballots" (episode # 1.35)
11 May 1950 |
| Your Show Time |
in episode: "The Real
Thing" (episode # 1.8) 11 March 1949 |
