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Recorded at Antrim Festival, Antrim, Northern Ireland on 12th June 2016.
It's A Kind of Magic
Band Line Up:
Harry Hamilton: Vocals
John Click Cleland: Bass
Stevie Shanks: Drums
Stevie Prosser: Keyboards
Stevie Boyd: Lead Guitar
Copyright and thanks to imagemediafilms
- published: 16 Jun 2016
- views: 74
A pleasant comedy with serious undertones, Free for All stars Robert Cummings as erstwhile inventor Christopher Parker. Hoping to secure a patent on his latest invention--a formula that turns water into gasoline--Parker is flummoxed by yards and yards of governmental and bureaucratic red tape. He also faces formidable opposition in the form of avaricious oil-company executive Blair (Ray Collins). Thankfully, Peterson can occasionally seek comfort in the arms of Alva (Ann Blyth), fortuitously the daughter of sympathetic patent-office employe Mr. Abbott (Percy Kilbride). Within a few years, the heat generated by the House UnAmerican Activities Committee would preclude the on-screen depiction of a villainous oil executive (this particular stereotype would, however, stage a comeback during the energy crises of the 1970s). Outside of its satirical jibes, Free for All scores its biggest laughs when concentrating on the various eccentrics (Percy Helton, Harry Antrim et. al.) dwelling in Mr Abbott's gadget-laden boarding house.
Robert Cummings ... Christopher Parker
Ann Blyth ... Alva Abbott
Percy Kilbride ... Henry J. Abbott
Ray Collins ... A.B. Blair
Donald Woods ... Roger Abernathy
Mikhail Rasumny ... Dr. Axel Torgelson
Percy Helton ... Joe Hershey
Harry Antrim ... Mr. Whiting
Wallis Clark ... Mr. Van Alstyne
Frank Ferguson ... Hap Ross
Dooley Wilson ... Aristotle
Russell Simpson ... Farmer
Lester Matthews ... Mr. Aberson
Murray Alper ... McGuinness
Bill Walker ... Herbert
- published: 02 Apr 2016
- views: 1678
[s4e19]Gracie answers a question on a radio quiz show and think she's won a new television. She gives away her old one, and picks out a new set at the store. George buys the new TV. Guests Harry Antrim, Robert Hutton, Roy Rowan, Rolfe Sedan.
- published: 04 Jul 2013
- views: 19239
Horace Mann’s Miracle
Release Date: 8 March 1953 (USA)
Part of the Hallmark Hall of Fame series
Directed by Albert McCleery
Written by Rod Serling
Cast
Frank M. Thomas as Horace Mann
Also including
Harry Antrim
Mona Bruns
Howard Freeman
John Kerr
Joseph Leberman
It is 1859 in rural Yellow Springs, Ohio. Horace Mann and his wife have come west to start a school, Antioch, on the principle of education for all regardless of background or financial means.
They soon confront the mounting problem of insolvency. The college is broke and faces having to close. One of the trustees proposes charging more for tuition from the wealthy who don’t like their children mixing with the lower orders. But Horace will not hear of it.
Horace is deeply touched when one of the students shows up and delivers the contribution from his fellows, $8 and some change.
Eventually, Horace gets the news that his banker, Frank Palmer, has turned him down and not a single supporter can be found. The school will finish the term and then be auctioned off. It is the end of an idea, a dream. It is all too much to bear and Horace takes ill.
Horace prepares to give the school’s final commencement speech to the class of 1859 when he gets the news that the school has been auctioned for $40,000 to the only bidder, Frank Palmer. Palmer, who earlier denied support, has inexplicably changed his mind and bought Antioch in order to give it back, thereby saving the school.
Horace gives a rousing speech to the graduating class, announcing that “Antioch has been restored to us.” He leaves them with his most famous words, “Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity.”
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An interesting work revealing what television was like in the early 1950s. The budget is shoestring. The writing shows Serling still working on the craft. It is interesting to see Serling write about his alma mater. He had graduated from Antioch only three years before in 1950. He would include Mann's famous quote in the Twilight Zone episode, “The Changing of the Guard” (1962). Serling would begin teaching at Antioch College later that same year.
The work is a melodrama and lends itself to overwritten, overly dramatic lines. The lead, Frank Thomas, had been in television and movies for forty years. His performance is a bit stilted and some of the acting from the supporting cast is not always good. Actors occasionally seem to forget their lines or foul them up. The most embarrassing is the announcer in closing. But the show was live, like much of TV in the 1950s, and so the flubs can’t be fixed.
The show aired March 8. There is a hilarious commercial in the middle suggesting that we send Hallmark St. Patrick’s Day cards to your Irish-American friends.
- published: 15 Oct 2014
- views: 3370
[s7e22]Ronnie will soon be twenty-one, and Gracie feels she is running out of time to find him a wife. She seeks the help of a matchmaking firm. They misunderstand who the "client" is and end up sending potential mates for both George and Gracie. Guests include Eleanor Audley (of Green Acres and a Disney voice-talent), Roy Roberts, Harry Antrim.
- published: 11 Sep 2013
- views: 8147
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Year - 1958
Duration - 1h 55m
Director - George Seaton
Scenarists - Fay Kanin, Michael Kanin
Actors
Clark Gable: Jim Gannon
Doris Day: Erica Stone
Gig Young: Dr. Hugo Pine
Mamie Van Doren: Peggy DeFore
Nick Adams: Barney Kovac
Peter Baldwin: Harold Miller
Marion Ross: Katy Fuller
Charles Lane: Roy
Jack Albertson: Guide
Florenz Ames: J.L. Ballentine
Harry Antrim: Lloyd Crowley
Vivian Nathan: Mrs. Kovac
Terry Becker: Mr. Appino
Elizabeth Harrower: Clara Dibney
Margaret Muse: Miss Gross
Merritt Smith: Mr. Cory
Steffi Sidney: Bookstore Girl
Cyril Delevanti: Copy Man
Norton Mockridge: Harry
Sandra Gould: Tess
Frank Richards: Cab Driver
Army Acherd: Their Self
Sidney Skolsky: Their Self
Vernon Scott: Their Self
Joe Hyams: Their Self
Paine Knickerbocher: Their Self
Erskine Johnson: Their Self
Frank P. Quinn: Their Self
Genre - Comedy,Romance
Stone asks Gannon to speak before a night-school college journalism class. He turns down the invitation, writing a nasty letter to the instructor stating his viewpoint, but is ordered to go before the class by his managing editor. He finds the attractive Stone teaching the class. Before he is able to introduce himself and apologize for the letter, Erica reads it aloud and mocks Gannon before the class. Humiliated, he decides to join the class to show her up, posing as a wallpaper salesman named Jim Gallagher. Erica is quite taken by this charming man, whom she unwittingly finds exceptional for a student. Gannon continues his ruse as he becomes quite enchanted with Erica, and has to fend off Dr. Pine, as well as his own girlfriend Peggy DeFore, a nightclub singer (Mamie Van Doren). When Erica discovers Gannon's deception, she immediately calls their relationship off, but convinced by Dr. Pine, she gives Gannon another chance. By the end of the film, both Jim and Erica have come to understand, and partially adopt, the other's point of view.
- published: 27 Jun 2013
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Harry Antrim
Harry Antrim (August 27, 1884 – January 18, 1967) was an actor in vaudeville, film and television.
By 1906, Antrim was working in vaudeville. During the early 1930s, he moved to Los Angeles and secured uncredited parts in several films, beginning with 1936's Small Town Girl. For the next two decades, he performed in various credited and uncredited roles.
He landed acting roles in television, beginning with the Hallmark Television Playhouse 1953 production of Horace Mann's Miracle. In 1955, he appeared in one episode of I Love Lucy. His last television appearances were on Green Acres and The Beverly Hillbillies in 1967. Antrim died of a heart attack shortly after filming those episodes and is buried at Valhalla Memorial Park Cemetery in North Hollywood, California.
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Rod Serling
Rodman Edward "Rod" Serling (December 25, 1924 – June 28, 1975) was an American screenwriter, playwright, television producer, and narrator known for his live television dramas of the 1950s and his science-fiction anthology TV series, The Twilight Zone. Serling was active in politics, both on and off the screen, and helped form television industry standards. He was known as the "angry young man" of Hollywood, clashing with television executives and sponsors over a wide range of issues including censorship, racism, and war.
Early life
Serling was born on December 25, 1924 in Syracuse, New York to a Jewish family. He was the second of two sons born to Esther (née Cooper) and Samuel Lawrence Serling. Serling's father had worked as a secretary and amateur inventor before having children, but took on his father-in-law's profession as a grocer to earn a steady income. Sam Serling later took up the trade of butcher after the Great Depression forced the store to close. Serling's mother was a homemaker.
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24:30The Road To Better Living ~ 1959 ~ Harry Antrim, Rand Brooks, Art Gilmore
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4:57Flash Harry: It's a Kind of Magic: Antrim Festival: 12th June 2016
Flash Harry: It's a Kind of Magic: Antrim Festival: 12th June 2016Flash Harry: It's a Kind of Magic: Antrim Festival: 12th June 2016
Recorded at Antrim Festival, Antrim, Northern Ireland on 12th June 2016. It's A Kind of Magic Band Line Up: Harry Hamilton: Vocals John Click Cleland: Bass Stevie Shanks: Drums Stevie Prosser: Keyboards Stevie Boyd: Lead Guitar Copyright and thanks to imagemediafilms -
77:58Free for All (1949)
Free for All (1949)Free for All (1949)
A pleasant comedy with serious undertones, Free for All stars Robert Cummings as erstwhile inventor Christopher Parker. Hoping to secure a patent on his latest invention--a formula that turns water into gasoline--Parker is flummoxed by yards and yards of governmental and bureaucratic red tape. He also faces formidable opposition in the form of avaricious oil-company executive Blair (Ray Collins). Thankfully, Peterson can occasionally seek comfort in the arms of Alva (Ann Blyth), fortuitously the daughter of sympathetic patent-office employe Mr. Abbott (Percy Kilbride). Within a few years, the heat generated by the House UnAmerican Activities Committee would preclude the on-screen depiction of a villainous oil executive (this particular stereotype would, however, stage a comeback during the energy crises of the 1970s). Outside of its satirical jibes, Free for All scores its biggest laughs when concentrating on the various eccentrics (Percy Helton, Harry Antrim et. al.) dwelling in Mr Abbott's gadget-laden boarding house. Robert Cummings ... Christopher Parker Ann Blyth ... Alva Abbott Percy Kilbride ... Henry J. Abbott Ray Collins ... A.B. Blair Donald Woods ... Roger Abernathy Mikhail Rasumny ... Dr. Axel Torgelson Percy Helton ... Joe Hershey Harry Antrim ... Mr. Whiting Wallis Clark ... Mr. Van Alstyne Frank Ferguson ... Hap Ross Dooley Wilson ... Aristotle Russell Simpson ... Farmer Lester Matthews ... Mr. Aberson Murray Alper ... McGuinness Bill Walker ... Herbert -
22:30Burns and Allen: Gracie Wins a Television Set
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[s4e19]Gracie answers a question on a radio quiz show and think she's won a new television. She gives away her old one, and picks out a new set at the store. George buys the new TV. Guests Harry Antrim, Robert Hutton, Roy Rowan, Rolfe Sedan. -
29:37Rod Serling's "Horace Mann's Miracle" on Hallmark Hall of Fame (1953)
Rod Serling's "Horace Mann's Miracle" on Hallmark Hall of Fame (1953)Rod Serling's "Horace Mann's Miracle" on Hallmark Hall of Fame (1953)
Horace Mann’s Miracle Release Date: 8 March 1953 (USA) Part of the Hallmark Hall of Fame series Directed by Albert McCleery Written by Rod Serling Cast Frank M. Thomas as Horace Mann Also including Harry Antrim Mona Bruns Howard Freeman John Kerr Joseph Leberman It is 1859 in rural Yellow Springs, Ohio. Horace Mann and his wife have come west to start a school, Antioch, on the principle of education for all regardless of background or financial means. They soon confront the mounting problem of insolvency. The college is broke and faces having to close. One of the trustees proposes charging more for tuition from the wealthy who don’t like their children mixing with the lower orders. But Horace will not hear of it. Horace is deeply touched when one of the students shows up and delivers the contribution from his fellows, $8 and some change. Eventually, Horace gets the news that his banker, Frank Palmer, has turned him down and not a single supporter can be found. The school will finish the term and then be auctioned off. It is the end of an idea, a dream. It is all too much to bear and Horace takes ill. Horace prepares to give the school’s final commencement speech to the class of 1859 when he gets the news that the school has been auctioned for $40,000 to the only bidder, Frank Palmer. Palmer, who earlier denied support, has inexplicably changed his mind and bought Antioch in order to give it back, thereby saving the school. Horace gives a rousing speech to the graduating class, announcing that “Antioch has been restored to us.” He leaves them with his most famous words, “Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity.” ----------------- An interesting work revealing what television was like in the early 1950s. The budget is shoestring. The writing shows Serling still working on the craft. It is interesting to see Serling write about his alma mater. He had graduated from Antioch only three years before in 1950. He would include Mann's famous quote in the Twilight Zone episode, “The Changing of the Guard” (1962). Serling would begin teaching at Antioch College later that same year. The work is a melodrama and lends itself to overwritten, overly dramatic lines. The lead, Frank Thomas, had been in television and movies for forty years. His performance is a bit stilted and some of the acting from the supporting cast is not always good. Actors occasionally seem to forget their lines or foul them up. The most embarrassing is the announcer in closing. But the show was live, like much of TV in the 1950s, and so the flubs can’t be fixed. The show aired March 8. There is a hilarious commercial in the middle suggesting that we send Hallmark St. Patrick’s Day cards to your Irish-American friends. -
22:24Burns and Allen: The Matrimonial Bureau
Burns and Allen: The Matrimonial BureauBurns and Allen: The Matrimonial Bureau
[s7e22]Ronnie will soon be twenty-one, and Gracie feels she is running out of time to find him a wife. She seeks the help of a matchmaking firm. They misunderstand who the "client" is and end up sending potential mates for both George and Gracie. Guests include Eleanor Audley (of Green Acres and a Disney voice-talent), Roy Roberts, Harry Antrim. -
2:27IMSAC 2014 - bill seymore from antrim
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6:28Harry Potter 12.m4v
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2:46Teacher's Pet (1958)
Teacher's Pet (1958)Teacher's Pet (1958)
http://www.classicmovieslibrary.com/en/english-movies/movie/371-teacher-s-pet 1. Go to www.classicmovieslibrary.com TIP: Easily find any movie by using the search function, just enter anything about the movie (title, director, actor etc) 2. Purchase the decompression-password for just 1€ for the movie you just downloaded. TIP: Create a free account if you don't already have one. 3. Enjoy the movie! :-) Year - 1958 Duration - 1h 55m Director - George Seaton Scenarists - Fay Kanin, Michael Kanin Actors Clark Gable: Jim Gannon Doris Day: Erica Stone Gig Young: Dr. Hugo Pine Mamie Van Doren: Peggy DeFore Nick Adams: Barney Kovac Peter Baldwin: Harold Miller Marion Ross: Katy Fuller Charles Lane: Roy Jack Albertson: Guide Florenz Ames: J.L. Ballentine Harry Antrim: Lloyd Crowley Vivian Nathan: Mrs. Kovac Terry Becker: Mr. Appino Elizabeth Harrower: Clara Dibney Margaret Muse: Miss Gross Merritt Smith: Mr. Cory Steffi Sidney: Bookstore Girl Cyril Delevanti: Copy Man Norton Mockridge: Harry Sandra Gould: Tess Frank Richards: Cab Driver Army Acherd: Their Self Sidney Skolsky: Their Self Vernon Scott: Their Self Joe Hyams: Their Self Paine Knickerbocher: Their Self Erskine Johnson: Their Self Frank P. Quinn: Their Self Genre - Comedy,Romance Stone asks Gannon to speak before a night-school college journalism class. He turns down the invitation, writing a nasty letter to the instructor stating his viewpoint, but is ordered to go before the class by his managing editor. He finds the attractive Stone teaching the class. Before he is able to introduce himself and apologize for the letter, Erica reads it aloud and mocks Gannon before the class. Humiliated, he decides to join the class to show her up, posing as a wallpaper salesman named Jim Gallagher. Erica is quite taken by this charming man, whom she unwittingly finds exceptional for a student. Gannon continues his ruse as he becomes quite enchanted with Erica, and has to fend off Dr. Pine, as well as his own girlfriend Peggy DeFore, a nightclub singer (Mamie Van Doren). When Erica discovers Gannon's deception, she immediately calls their relationship off, but convinced by Dr. Pine, she gives Gannon another chance. By the end of the film, both Jim and Erica have come to understand, and partially adopt, the other's point of view.
Antrim, Harry Filmography
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1965, role: actor , character name: Regent
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1964, role: actor , character name: Harry - 45th Anniversary Husband
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1960, role: actor , character name: Salesman in Saloon
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1959, role: actor , character name: Judge Frank Parker
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1958, role: actor , character name: Doctor
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1958, role: actor , character name: Lloyd Crowley
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1957, role: actor , character name: Cleva's Birth Doctor
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1957, role: actor , character name: Pharmacist
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1956, role: actor , character name: Sen. Simpkins
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1955, role: actor , character name: Mayor Kent
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1954, role: actor , character name: Dr. R.L. Spencer
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1953, role: actor
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1952, role: actor , character name: Cas Bagley
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1952, role: actor , character name: Justice of the Peace
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1952, role: actor , character name: Chairman Caleb Parsons
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1951, role: actor , character name: Admiral
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1951, role: actor , character name: Judge
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1951, role: actor , character name: Taylor - Postmaster
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1951, role: actor , character name: Bishop Daniels
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1951, role: actor , character name: Dr. John Everett
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1951, role: actor , character name: Prison Warden
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1951, role: actor , character name: Mr. LeBoy
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1951, role: actor , character name: Sam Andersen
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1950, role: actor , character name: Dr. Stone
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1950, role: actor , character name: Dr. C.O. MacQuillan
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1950, role: actor , character name: Mr. Olinville
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1950, role: actor , character name: Ty Winthrop
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1950, role: actor , character name: Sidney
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1949, role: actor , character name: John MacReynolds
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1949, role: actor , character name: Pudgy
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1949, role: actor , character name: Mr. Abeel
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1949, role: actor , character name: George Gribbe
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1949, role: actor , character name: Mr. Tubbs
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1949, role: actor , character name: Mayor Dwiggins
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1949, role: actor , character name: Dr. Ray Stark
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1949, role: actor , character name: Warden
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1949, role: actor , character name: Mr. Malby
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1949, role: actor
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1949, role: actor , character name: Mr. Whiting
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1948, role: actor , character name: James Montgomery
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1948, role: actor , character name: Mr. McNulty
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1948, role: actor , character name: Fred
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1948, role: actor , character name: Dr. Rogers
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1948, role: actor , character name: Sen. Ransom
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1947, role: actor , character name: Mr. R.H. Macy
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1940, role: actor , character name: Court Clerk
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1938, role: actor , character name: Theatrical Manager
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1936, role: actor , character name: Hotel Waiter
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1936, role: actor , character name: Interne Holding X-Rays
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1936, role: actor , character name: Chauffeur
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The Road To Better Living ~ 1959 ~ Harry Antrim, Rand Brooks, Art Gilmore
published: 15 Sep 2016 -
Harry Antrim
Harry Antrim ☆Video is targeted to blind users Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA image source in video
published: 30 Dec 2015 -
Flash Harry: It's a Kind of Magic: Antrim Festival: 12th June 2016
Recorded at Antrim Festival, Antrim, Northern Ireland on 12th June 2016. It's A Kind of Magic Band Line Up: Harry Hamilton: Vocals John Click Cleland: Bass Stevie Shanks: Drums Stevie Prosser: Keyboards Stevie Boyd: Lead Guitar Copyright and thanks to imagemediafilms
published: 16 Jun 2016 -
Free for All (1949)
A pleasant comedy with serious undertones, Free for All stars Robert Cummings as erstwhile inventor Christopher Parker. Hoping to secure a patent on his latest invention--a formula that turns water into gasoline--Parker is flummoxed by yards and yards of governmental and bureaucratic red tape. He also faces formidable opposition in the form of avaricious oil-company executive Blair (Ray Collins). Thankfully, Peterson can occasionally seek comfort in the arms of Alva (Ann Blyth), fortuitously the daughter of sympathetic patent-office employe Mr. Abbott (Percy Kilbride). Within a few years, the heat generated by the House UnAmerican Activities Committee would preclude the on-screen depiction of a villainous oil executive (this particular stereotype would, however, stage a comeback during the...
published: 02 Apr 2016 -
Burns and Allen: Gracie Wins a Television Set
[s4e19]Gracie answers a question on a radio quiz show and think she's won a new television. She gives away her old one, and picks out a new set at the store. George buys the new TV. Guests Harry Antrim, Robert Hutton, Roy Rowan, Rolfe Sedan.
published: 04 Jul 2013 -
Rod Serling's "Horace Mann's Miracle" on Hallmark Hall of Fame (1953)
Horace Mann’s Miracle Release Date: 8 March 1953 (USA) Part of the Hallmark Hall of Fame series Directed by Albert McCleery Written by Rod Serling Cast Frank M. Thomas as Horace Mann Also including Harry Antrim Mona Bruns Howard Freeman John Kerr Joseph Leberman It is 1859 in rural Yellow Springs, Ohio. Horace Mann and his wife have come west to start a school, Antioch, on the principle of education for all regardless of background or financial means. They soon confront the mounting problem of insolvency. The college is broke and faces having to close. One of the trustees proposes charging more for tuition from the wealthy who don’t like their children mixing with the lower orders. But Horace will not hear of it. Horace is deeply touched when one of the students show...
published: 15 Oct 2014 -
Burns and Allen: The Matrimonial Bureau
[s7e22]Ronnie will soon be twenty-one, and Gracie feels she is running out of time to find him a wife. She seeks the help of a matchmaking firm. They misunderstand who the "client" is and end up sending potential mates for both George and Gracie. Guests include Eleanor Audley (of Green Acres and a Disney voice-talent), Roy Roberts, Harry Antrim.
published: 11 Sep 2013 -
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Teacher's Pet (1958)
http://www.classicmovieslibrary.com/en/english-movies/movie/371-teacher-s-pet 1. Go to www.classicmovieslibrary.com TIP: Easily find any movie by using the search function, just enter anything about the movie (title, director, actor etc) 2. Purchase the decompression-password for just 1€ for the movie you just downloaded. TIP: Create a free account if you don't already have one. 3. Enjoy the movie! :-) Year - 1958 Duration - 1h 55m Director - George Seaton Scenarists - Fay Kanin, Michael Kanin Actors Clark Gable: Jim Gannon Doris Day: Erica Stone Gig Young: Dr. Hugo Pine Mamie Van Doren: Peggy DeFore Nick Adams: Barney Kovac Peter Baldwin: Harold Miller Marion Ross: Katy Fuller Charles Lane: Roy Jack Albertson: Guide Florenz Ames: J.L. Ballentine Harry Antrim: Lloyd Crowley Vivian Na...
published: 27 Jun 2013
The Road To Better Living ~ 1959 ~ Harry Antrim, Rand Brooks, Art Gilmore
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Harry Antrim
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Harry Antrim
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Harry Antrim
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Flash Harry: It's a Kind of Magic: Antrim Festival: 12th June 2016
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- Updated: 16 Jun 2016
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Recorded at Antrim Festival, Antrim, Northern Ireland on 12th June 2016.
It's A Kind of Magic
Band Line Up:
Harry Hamilton: Vocals
John Click Cleland: Bass
St...
Recorded at Antrim Festival, Antrim, Northern Ireland on 12th June 2016.
It's A Kind of Magic
Band Line Up:
Harry Hamilton: Vocals
John Click Cleland: Bass
Stevie Shanks: Drums
Stevie Prosser: Keyboards
Stevie Boyd: Lead Guitar
Copyright and thanks to imagemediafilms
wn.com/Flash Harry It's A Kind Of Magic Antrim Festival 12Th June 2016
Recorded at Antrim Festival, Antrim, Northern Ireland on 12th June 2016.
It's A Kind of Magic
Band Line Up:
Harry Hamilton: Vocals
John Click Cleland: Bass
Stevie Shanks: Drums
Stevie Prosser: Keyboards
Stevie Boyd: Lead Guitar
Copyright and thanks to imagemediafilms
- published: 16 Jun 2016
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Free for All (1949)
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- Updated: 02 Apr 2016
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A pleasant comedy with serious undertones, Free for All stars Robert Cummings as erstwhile inventor Christopher Parker. Hoping to secure a patent on his latest ...
A pleasant comedy with serious undertones, Free for All stars Robert Cummings as erstwhile inventor Christopher Parker. Hoping to secure a patent on his latest invention--a formula that turns water into gasoline--Parker is flummoxed by yards and yards of governmental and bureaucratic red tape. He also faces formidable opposition in the form of avaricious oil-company executive Blair (Ray Collins). Thankfully, Peterson can occasionally seek comfort in the arms of Alva (Ann Blyth), fortuitously the daughter of sympathetic patent-office employe Mr. Abbott (Percy Kilbride). Within a few years, the heat generated by the House UnAmerican Activities Committee would preclude the on-screen depiction of a villainous oil executive (this particular stereotype would, however, stage a comeback during the energy crises of the 1970s). Outside of its satirical jibes, Free for All scores its biggest laughs when concentrating on the various eccentrics (Percy Helton, Harry Antrim et. al.) dwelling in Mr Abbott's gadget-laden boarding house.
Robert Cummings ... Christopher Parker
Ann Blyth ... Alva Abbott
Percy Kilbride ... Henry J. Abbott
Ray Collins ... A.B. Blair
Donald Woods ... Roger Abernathy
Mikhail Rasumny ... Dr. Axel Torgelson
Percy Helton ... Joe Hershey
Harry Antrim ... Mr. Whiting
Wallis Clark ... Mr. Van Alstyne
Frank Ferguson ... Hap Ross
Dooley Wilson ... Aristotle
Russell Simpson ... Farmer
Lester Matthews ... Mr. Aberson
Murray Alper ... McGuinness
Bill Walker ... Herbert
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A pleasant comedy with serious undertones, Free for All stars Robert Cummings as erstwhile inventor Christopher Parker. Hoping to secure a patent on his latest invention--a formula that turns water into gasoline--Parker is flummoxed by yards and yards of governmental and bureaucratic red tape. He also faces formidable opposition in the form of avaricious oil-company executive Blair (Ray Collins). Thankfully, Peterson can occasionally seek comfort in the arms of Alva (Ann Blyth), fortuitously the daughter of sympathetic patent-office employe Mr. Abbott (Percy Kilbride). Within a few years, the heat generated by the House UnAmerican Activities Committee would preclude the on-screen depiction of a villainous oil executive (this particular stereotype would, however, stage a comeback during the energy crises of the 1970s). Outside of its satirical jibes, Free for All scores its biggest laughs when concentrating on the various eccentrics (Percy Helton, Harry Antrim et. al.) dwelling in Mr Abbott's gadget-laden boarding house.
Robert Cummings ... Christopher Parker
Ann Blyth ... Alva Abbott
Percy Kilbride ... Henry J. Abbott
Ray Collins ... A.B. Blair
Donald Woods ... Roger Abernathy
Mikhail Rasumny ... Dr. Axel Torgelson
Percy Helton ... Joe Hershey
Harry Antrim ... Mr. Whiting
Wallis Clark ... Mr. Van Alstyne
Frank Ferguson ... Hap Ross
Dooley Wilson ... Aristotle
Russell Simpson ... Farmer
Lester Matthews ... Mr. Aberson
Murray Alper ... McGuinness
Bill Walker ... Herbert
- published: 02 Apr 2016
- views: 1678
Burns and Allen: Gracie Wins a Television Set
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:30
- Updated: 04 Jul 2013
- views: 19239
[s4e19]Gracie answers a question on a radio quiz show and think she's won a new television. She gives away her old one, and picks out a new set at the store. ...
[s4e19]Gracie answers a question on a radio quiz show and think she's won a new television. She gives away her old one, and picks out a new set at the store. George buys the new TV. Guests Harry Antrim, Robert Hutton, Roy Rowan, Rolfe Sedan.
wn.com/Burns And Allen Gracie Wins A Television Set
[s4e19]Gracie answers a question on a radio quiz show and think she's won a new television. She gives away her old one, and picks out a new set at the store. George buys the new TV. Guests Harry Antrim, Robert Hutton, Roy Rowan, Rolfe Sedan.
- published: 04 Jul 2013
- views: 19239
Rod Serling's "Horace Mann's Miracle" on Hallmark Hall of Fame (1953)
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- Duration: 29:37
- Updated: 15 Oct 2014
- views: 3370
Horace Mann’s Miracle
Release Date: 8 March 1953 (USA)
Part of the Hallmark Hall of Fame series
Directed by Albert McCleery
Written by Rod Serling
Cast ...
Horace Mann’s Miracle
Release Date: 8 March 1953 (USA)
Part of the Hallmark Hall of Fame series
Directed by Albert McCleery
Written by Rod Serling
Cast
Frank M. Thomas as Horace Mann
Also including
Harry Antrim
Mona Bruns
Howard Freeman
John Kerr
Joseph Leberman
It is 1859 in rural Yellow Springs, Ohio. Horace Mann and his wife have come west to start a school, Antioch, on the principle of education for all regardless of background or financial means.
They soon confront the mounting problem of insolvency. The college is broke and faces having to close. One of the trustees proposes charging more for tuition from the wealthy who don’t like their children mixing with the lower orders. But Horace will not hear of it.
Horace is deeply touched when one of the students shows up and delivers the contribution from his fellows, $8 and some change.
Eventually, Horace gets the news that his banker, Frank Palmer, has turned him down and not a single supporter can be found. The school will finish the term and then be auctioned off. It is the end of an idea, a dream. It is all too much to bear and Horace takes ill.
Horace prepares to give the school’s final commencement speech to the class of 1859 when he gets the news that the school has been auctioned for $40,000 to the only bidder, Frank Palmer. Palmer, who earlier denied support, has inexplicably changed his mind and bought Antioch in order to give it back, thereby saving the school.
Horace gives a rousing speech to the graduating class, announcing that “Antioch has been restored to us.” He leaves them with his most famous words, “Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity.”
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An interesting work revealing what television was like in the early 1950s. The budget is shoestring. The writing shows Serling still working on the craft. It is interesting to see Serling write about his alma mater. He had graduated from Antioch only three years before in 1950. He would include Mann's famous quote in the Twilight Zone episode, “The Changing of the Guard” (1962). Serling would begin teaching at Antioch College later that same year.
The work is a melodrama and lends itself to overwritten, overly dramatic lines. The lead, Frank Thomas, had been in television and movies for forty years. His performance is a bit stilted and some of the acting from the supporting cast is not always good. Actors occasionally seem to forget their lines or foul them up. The most embarrassing is the announcer in closing. But the show was live, like much of TV in the 1950s, and so the flubs can’t be fixed.
The show aired March 8. There is a hilarious commercial in the middle suggesting that we send Hallmark St. Patrick’s Day cards to your Irish-American friends.
wn.com/Rod Serling's Horace Mann's Miracle On Hallmark Hall Of Fame (1953)
Horace Mann’s Miracle
Release Date: 8 March 1953 (USA)
Part of the Hallmark Hall of Fame series
Directed by Albert McCleery
Written by Rod Serling
Cast
Frank M. Thomas as Horace Mann
Also including
Harry Antrim
Mona Bruns
Howard Freeman
John Kerr
Joseph Leberman
It is 1859 in rural Yellow Springs, Ohio. Horace Mann and his wife have come west to start a school, Antioch, on the principle of education for all regardless of background or financial means.
They soon confront the mounting problem of insolvency. The college is broke and faces having to close. One of the trustees proposes charging more for tuition from the wealthy who don’t like their children mixing with the lower orders. But Horace will not hear of it.
Horace is deeply touched when one of the students shows up and delivers the contribution from his fellows, $8 and some change.
Eventually, Horace gets the news that his banker, Frank Palmer, has turned him down and not a single supporter can be found. The school will finish the term and then be auctioned off. It is the end of an idea, a dream. It is all too much to bear and Horace takes ill.
Horace prepares to give the school’s final commencement speech to the class of 1859 when he gets the news that the school has been auctioned for $40,000 to the only bidder, Frank Palmer. Palmer, who earlier denied support, has inexplicably changed his mind and bought Antioch in order to give it back, thereby saving the school.
Horace gives a rousing speech to the graduating class, announcing that “Antioch has been restored to us.” He leaves them with his most famous words, “Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity.”
-----------------
An interesting work revealing what television was like in the early 1950s. The budget is shoestring. The writing shows Serling still working on the craft. It is interesting to see Serling write about his alma mater. He had graduated from Antioch only three years before in 1950. He would include Mann's famous quote in the Twilight Zone episode, “The Changing of the Guard” (1962). Serling would begin teaching at Antioch College later that same year.
The work is a melodrama and lends itself to overwritten, overly dramatic lines. The lead, Frank Thomas, had been in television and movies for forty years. His performance is a bit stilted and some of the acting from the supporting cast is not always good. Actors occasionally seem to forget their lines or foul them up. The most embarrassing is the announcer in closing. But the show was live, like much of TV in the 1950s, and so the flubs can’t be fixed.
The show aired March 8. There is a hilarious commercial in the middle suggesting that we send Hallmark St. Patrick’s Day cards to your Irish-American friends.
- published: 15 Oct 2014
- views: 3370
Burns and Allen: The Matrimonial Bureau
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:24
- Updated: 11 Sep 2013
- views: 8147
[s7e22]Ronnie will soon be twenty-one, and Gracie feels she is running out of time to find him a wife. She seeks the help of a matchmaking firm. They misunder...
[s7e22]Ronnie will soon be twenty-one, and Gracie feels she is running out of time to find him a wife. She seeks the help of a matchmaking firm. They misunderstand who the "client" is and end up sending potential mates for both George and Gracie. Guests include Eleanor Audley (of Green Acres and a Disney voice-talent), Roy Roberts, Harry Antrim.
wn.com/Burns And Allen The Matrimonial Bureau
[s7e22]Ronnie will soon be twenty-one, and Gracie feels she is running out of time to find him a wife. She seeks the help of a matchmaking firm. They misunderstand who the "client" is and end up sending potential mates for both George and Gracie. Guests include Eleanor Audley (of Green Acres and a Disney voice-talent), Roy Roberts, Harry Antrim.
- published: 11 Sep 2013
- views: 8147
IMSAC 2014 - bill seymore from antrim
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:27
- Updated: 11 Nov 2014
- views: 25
Hope I have this right. Bill Seymore from antrim - he said it himself, so must be right.
A very open, frank speech made at the IMSAC 2014, October, Dublin
Hope I have this right. Bill Seymore from antrim - he said it himself, so must be right.
A very open, frank speech made at the IMSAC 2014, October, Dublin
wn.com/Imsac 2014 Bill Seymore From Antrim
Harry Potter 12.m4v
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:28
- Updated: 12 Jun 2012
- views: 215
- published: 12 Jun 2012
- views: 215
Teacher's Pet (1958)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:46
- Updated: 27 Jun 2013
- views: 14650
http://www.classicmovieslibrary.com/en/english-movies/movie/371-teacher-s-pet
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Year - 1958
Duration - 1h 55m
Director - George Seaton
Scenarists - Fay Kanin, Michael Kanin
Actors
Clark Gable: Jim Gannon
Doris Day: Erica Stone
Gig Young: Dr. Hugo Pine
Mamie Van Doren: Peggy DeFore
Nick Adams: Barney Kovac
Peter Baldwin: Harold Miller
Marion Ross: Katy Fuller
Charles Lane: Roy
Jack Albertson: Guide
Florenz Ames: J.L. Ballentine
Harry Antrim: Lloyd Crowley
Vivian Nathan: Mrs. Kovac
Terry Becker: Mr. Appino
Elizabeth Harrower: Clara Dibney
Margaret Muse: Miss Gross
Merritt Smith: Mr. Cory
Steffi Sidney: Bookstore Girl
Cyril Delevanti: Copy Man
Norton Mockridge: Harry
Sandra Gould: Tess
Frank Richards: Cab Driver
Army Acherd: Their Self
Sidney Skolsky: Their Self
Vernon Scott: Their Self
Joe Hyams: Their Self
Paine Knickerbocher: Their Self
Erskine Johnson: Their Self
Frank P. Quinn: Their Self
Genre - Comedy,Romance
Stone asks Gannon to speak before a night-school college journalism class. He turns down the invitation, writing a nasty letter to the instructor stating his viewpoint, but is ordered to go before the class by his managing editor. He finds the attractive Stone teaching the class. Before he is able to introduce himself and apologize for the letter, Erica reads it aloud and mocks Gannon before the class. Humiliated, he decides to join the class to show her up, posing as a wallpaper salesman named Jim Gallagher. Erica is quite taken by this charming man, whom she unwittingly finds exceptional for a student. Gannon continues his ruse as he becomes quite enchanted with Erica, and has to fend off Dr. Pine, as well as his own girlfriend Peggy DeFore, a nightclub singer (Mamie Van Doren). When Erica discovers Gannon's deception, she immediately calls their relationship off, but convinced by Dr. Pine, she gives Gannon another chance. By the end of the film, both Jim and Erica have come to understand, and partially adopt, the other's point of view.
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Year - 1958
Duration - 1h 55m
Director - George Seaton
Scenarists - Fay Kanin, Michael Kanin
Actors
Clark Gable: Jim Gannon
Doris Day: Erica Stone
Gig Young: Dr. Hugo Pine
Mamie Van Doren: Peggy DeFore
Nick Adams: Barney Kovac
Peter Baldwin: Harold Miller
Marion Ross: Katy Fuller
Charles Lane: Roy
Jack Albertson: Guide
Florenz Ames: J.L. Ballentine
Harry Antrim: Lloyd Crowley
Vivian Nathan: Mrs. Kovac
Terry Becker: Mr. Appino
Elizabeth Harrower: Clara Dibney
Margaret Muse: Miss Gross
Merritt Smith: Mr. Cory
Steffi Sidney: Bookstore Girl
Cyril Delevanti: Copy Man
Norton Mockridge: Harry
Sandra Gould: Tess
Frank Richards: Cab Driver
Army Acherd: Their Self
Sidney Skolsky: Their Self
Vernon Scott: Their Self
Joe Hyams: Their Self
Paine Knickerbocher: Their Self
Erskine Johnson: Their Self
Frank P. Quinn: Their Self
Genre - Comedy,Romance
Stone asks Gannon to speak before a night-school college journalism class. He turns down the invitation, writing a nasty letter to the instructor stating his viewpoint, but is ordered to go before the class by his managing editor. He finds the attractive Stone teaching the class. Before he is able to introduce himself and apologize for the letter, Erica reads it aloud and mocks Gannon before the class. Humiliated, he decides to join the class to show her up, posing as a wallpaper salesman named Jim Gallagher. Erica is quite taken by this charming man, whom she unwittingly finds exceptional for a student. Gannon continues his ruse as he becomes quite enchanted with Erica, and has to fend off Dr. Pine, as well as his own girlfriend Peggy DeFore, a nightclub singer (Mamie Van Doren). When Erica discovers Gannon's deception, she immediately calls their relationship off, but convinced by Dr. Pine, she gives Gannon another chance. By the end of the film, both Jim and Erica have come to understand, and partially adopt, the other's point of view.
- published: 27 Jun 2013
- views: 14650
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Schiltz Playhouse Of Stars S05E37 Pattern For Pursuit
5.37 [--] Schlitz Playhouse: THE ROUSTABOUT 08-Jun-1956 Teleplay by Frank Gruber Directed by Jack Gage Scott Brady, Jeanne Moody, Harry Antrim, Strother Martin, Stuart Randall, Robert J. Wilke, Ted de Corsia, Tim Graham, Synopsis: A saddle bum is pushed into the middle of a fight between some ranchers and a storekeeper who has been selling barbed wire to the squatters. Episode information from: http://ctva.biz/US/Anthology/SchlitzPlayhouseOfStars.htm Series Premise: When Schlitz Playhouse of Stars first premiered it was an hour long live drama from New York. The format changed in April 1952 to a half hour show. During the summer of 1954 filmed episodes appeared along with live ones. This completely changed by fall 1956 to entirely filmed dramas, as well as the title shortened to S...
published: 13 Sep 2016 -
The Great Gildersleeve - Gildy's All American Boy
The Great Gildersleeve is a radio situation comedy broadcast from August 31, 1941, to March 21, 1957. The radio show suffered from the advent of television. A televised version of the show, produced and syndicated by NBC, also starring Waterman, premiered in 1955 but lasted only 39 episodes. During that year, both the 15-minute radio show and the television show were being produced simultaneously. On the television series, Gildersleeve was sketched as less lovable, more pompous and a more overt womanizer. Harold Peary stated that the problem with the television series was that "Waterman was a very tall man" and "Gildersleeve was not a tall man, he was a little man, who thought he was a tall man, that was the character." He added, "Willard [Waterman] did a very good job on the radio show", ...
published: 16 Mar 2016 -
1950: Robert Siodmak - The File On Thelma Jordan (Barbara Stanwyck, Wendell Corey)
The Assistant DA falls for mysterious Thelma when she seeks help solving robberies of her aunt's estate. He is suspicious of her, but weakened as he is love stuck. Cast Barbara Stanwyck ... Thelma Jordon Wendell Corey ... Cleve Marshall Paul Kelly ... Miles Scott Joan Tetzel ... Pamela Blackwell Marshall Stanley Ridges ... Kingsley Willis Richard Rober ... Tony Laredo Minor Watson ... Judge Calvin H. Blackwell Barry Kelley ... District Attorney Melvin Pierce Kasey Rogers ... Dolly - Cleve's Secretary Basil Ruysdael ... Judge Jonathan David Hancock Jane Novak ... Mrs. Blackwell Gertrude Hoffman ... Aunt Vera Edwards Harry Antrim ... Sidney Kate Drain Lawson ... Clara Theresa Harris ... Esther Byron Barr ... McCary Geraldine Wall ... Matron Jonathan Corey ... Timmy Marshall Robin Corey ....
published: 26 Mar 2016 -
Harris Park Répertoire (Riverside x Stirling Luther x Valuta)
Footage taken of Harris Park Répertoire (aka Harry) on 25 January 2014 - this is his second week back in training after a one and a half year break, now aged four years old. He was not lunged today, Matt just got straight on. Harry has never experienced so many horses in the arena at one time. There was a cross country and show jumping event being held at the property so Matt worked him around everyone giving him the exposure and experience of being at such an event. I was very pleased with how he handled himself today for such a young, green horse. http://www.harrisparkwarmbloods.com.au/warmblood_foals/2009/harris_park_repertoire.php and http://www.harrisparkwarmbloods.com.au/warmblood_performance_horses/geldings/harris_park_repertoire.php Due to changes in personal circumstances, I am ...
published: 25 Jan 2014 -
They Call it Murder (1971) - 720p Full Movie
Released on December 17, 1971: The murder of a stranger found floating in the swimming pool opens up a mystery that will reveal murder and deceit in the past, and bring more murder and deceit before the mystery is solved. Produced by Walter Grauman Directed by Walter Grauman Written by Sam Rolfe with characthers created by Erle Stanley Gardner The Actors: Jim Hutton (Doug Selby, District Attorney), Lloyd Bochner (A.B. Carr), Jo Ann Pflug (Sylvia Martin), Robert J. Wilke (Sheriff Rex Brandon), Edward Asner (Police Chief Otto Larkin), William Elliott (Deputy Bob Terry), Miriam Colon (Anita Nogales), Jessica Walter (Jane Antrim), Carmen Mathews (Doris Kane), Leslie Nielsen (Frank Antrim), Nita Talbot (Rona Corbin), Vaughn Taylor (Jeff Poland), Vic Tayback (insurance investigator Jeff Pola...
published: 02 Jul 2016
Schiltz Playhouse Of Stars S05E37 Pattern For Pursuit
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:52
- Updated: 13 Sep 2016
- views: 13
5.37 [--] Schlitz Playhouse: THE ROUSTABOUT
08-Jun-1956
Teleplay by Frank Gruber
Directed by Jack Gage
Scott Brady,
Jeanne Moody,
Harry Antrim,
Strother Mar...
5.37 [--] Schlitz Playhouse: THE ROUSTABOUT
08-Jun-1956
Teleplay by Frank Gruber
Directed by Jack Gage
Scott Brady,
Jeanne Moody,
Harry Antrim,
Strother Martin,
Stuart Randall,
Robert J. Wilke,
Ted de Corsia,
Tim Graham,
Synopsis:
A saddle bum is pushed into the middle of a fight between some ranchers and a storekeeper who has been selling barbed wire to the squatters.
Episode information from:
http://ctva.biz/US/Anthology/SchlitzPlayhouseOfStars.htm
Series Premise:
When Schlitz Playhouse of Stars first premiered it was an hour long live drama from New York. The format changed in April 1952 to a half hour show. During the summer of 1954 filmed episodes appeared along with live ones. This completely changed by fall 1956 to entirely filmed dramas, as well as the title shortened to Schlitz Playhouse of Stars. It remained weekly until the start of the eighth season when it aired on alternate-week basis with Lux Playhouse.
wn.com/Schiltz Playhouse Of Stars S05E37 Pattern For Pursuit
5.37 [--] Schlitz Playhouse: THE ROUSTABOUT
08-Jun-1956
Teleplay by Frank Gruber
Directed by Jack Gage
Scott Brady,
Jeanne Moody,
Harry Antrim,
Strother Martin,
Stuart Randall,
Robert J. Wilke,
Ted de Corsia,
Tim Graham,
Synopsis:
A saddle bum is pushed into the middle of a fight between some ranchers and a storekeeper who has been selling barbed wire to the squatters.
Episode information from:
http://ctva.biz/US/Anthology/SchlitzPlayhouseOfStars.htm
Series Premise:
When Schlitz Playhouse of Stars first premiered it was an hour long live drama from New York. The format changed in April 1952 to a half hour show. During the summer of 1954 filmed episodes appeared along with live ones. This completely changed by fall 1956 to entirely filmed dramas, as well as the title shortened to Schlitz Playhouse of Stars. It remained weekly until the start of the eighth season when it aired on alternate-week basis with Lux Playhouse.
- published: 13 Sep 2016
- views: 13
The Great Gildersleeve - Gildy's All American Boy
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:01
- Updated: 16 Mar 2016
- views: 36
The Great Gildersleeve is a radio situation comedy broadcast from August 31, 1941, to March 21, 1957. The radio show suffered from the advent of television. A t...
The Great Gildersleeve is a radio situation comedy broadcast from August 31, 1941, to March 21, 1957. The radio show suffered from the advent of television. A televised version of the show, produced and syndicated by NBC, also starring Waterman, premiered in 1955 but lasted only 39 episodes. During that year, both the 15-minute radio show and the television show were being produced simultaneously. On the television series, Gildersleeve was sketched as less lovable, more pompous and a more overt womanizer. Harold Peary stated that the problem with the television series was that "Waterman was a very tall man" and "Gildersleeve was not a tall man, he was a little man, who thought he was a tall man, that was the character." He added, "Willard [Waterman] did a very good job on the radio show", but was "miscast on the television version".[4]
Actress Barbara Stuart landed her first television acting role on The Great Gildersleeve in the role of Gildersleeve's secretary, Bessie. Child actor Michael Winkelman, later of The Real McCoys, made his first television appearance on the show in the role of 9-year-old Bruce Fuller.[5] Actor Clegg Hoyt also made his television debut on the series as a carnival barker in "Practice What You Preach" (1955)
Tonight's Episode: Gildy's All American Boy
Gildy encourages Leroy to build a raft and float down river from Summerville like a modern-day Huck Finn. The plan backfires when the raft is discovered broken up downstream and Leroy can't be found.
Cast
Willard Waterman ... Throckmorton P. 'Gildy' Gildersleeve
Ronald Keith ... Leroy Forrester
Raymond Bailey ... Fred Fuller
Michael Winkelman ... Bruce Fuller
Lillian Randolph ... Birdie Lee Coggins
Stephanie Griffin ... Marjorie Forrester
Harry Antrim ... Judge Hooker
Forrest Lewis ... Mr. Peavey
Robert Foulk ... Charlie Anderson
Directed by Charles Barton
Produced by Matthew Rapf
Executive Producer Gary Morton
Cinematography by Lothrop B. Worth
Film Editing by Frank Sullivan
Art Direction by McClure Capps
Set Decoration by Hal Gausman
Assistant Director Marty Moss
Details
Country: USA
Season 1, Episode 32
Original Air Date: 1955
Production Co: National Broadcasting Company
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wn.com/The Great Gildersleeve Gildy's All American Boy
The Great Gildersleeve is a radio situation comedy broadcast from August 31, 1941, to March 21, 1957. The radio show suffered from the advent of television. A televised version of the show, produced and syndicated by NBC, also starring Waterman, premiered in 1955 but lasted only 39 episodes. During that year, both the 15-minute radio show and the television show were being produced simultaneously. On the television series, Gildersleeve was sketched as less lovable, more pompous and a more overt womanizer. Harold Peary stated that the problem with the television series was that "Waterman was a very tall man" and "Gildersleeve was not a tall man, he was a little man, who thought he was a tall man, that was the character." He added, "Willard [Waterman] did a very good job on the radio show", but was "miscast on the television version".[4]
Actress Barbara Stuart landed her first television acting role on The Great Gildersleeve in the role of Gildersleeve's secretary, Bessie. Child actor Michael Winkelman, later of The Real McCoys, made his first television appearance on the show in the role of 9-year-old Bruce Fuller.[5] Actor Clegg Hoyt also made his television debut on the series as a carnival barker in "Practice What You Preach" (1955)
Tonight's Episode: Gildy's All American Boy
Gildy encourages Leroy to build a raft and float down river from Summerville like a modern-day Huck Finn. The plan backfires when the raft is discovered broken up downstream and Leroy can't be found.
Cast
Willard Waterman ... Throckmorton P. 'Gildy' Gildersleeve
Ronald Keith ... Leroy Forrester
Raymond Bailey ... Fred Fuller
Michael Winkelman ... Bruce Fuller
Lillian Randolph ... Birdie Lee Coggins
Stephanie Griffin ... Marjorie Forrester
Harry Antrim ... Judge Hooker
Forrest Lewis ... Mr. Peavey
Robert Foulk ... Charlie Anderson
Directed by Charles Barton
Produced by Matthew Rapf
Executive Producer Gary Morton
Cinematography by Lothrop B. Worth
Film Editing by Frank Sullivan
Art Direction by McClure Capps
Set Decoration by Hal Gausman
Assistant Director Marty Moss
Details
Country: USA
Season 1, Episode 32
Original Air Date: 1955
Production Co: National Broadcasting Company
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- published: 16 Mar 2016
- views: 36
1950: Robert Siodmak - The File On Thelma Jordan (Barbara Stanwyck, Wendell Corey)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 100:00
- Updated: 26 Mar 2016
- views: 67
The Assistant DA falls for mysterious Thelma when she seeks help solving robberies of her aunt's estate. He is suspicious of her, but weakened as he is love stu...
The Assistant DA falls for mysterious Thelma when she seeks help solving robberies of her aunt's estate. He is suspicious of her, but weakened as he is love stuck.
Cast
Barbara Stanwyck ... Thelma Jordon
Wendell Corey ... Cleve Marshall
Paul Kelly ... Miles Scott
Joan Tetzel ... Pamela Blackwell Marshall
Stanley Ridges ... Kingsley Willis
Richard Rober ... Tony Laredo
Minor Watson ... Judge Calvin H. Blackwell
Barry Kelley ... District Attorney Melvin Pierce
Kasey Rogers ... Dolly - Cleve's Secretary
Basil Ruysdael ... Judge Jonathan David Hancock
Jane Novak ... Mrs. Blackwell
Gertrude Hoffman ... Aunt Vera Edwards
Harry Antrim ... Sidney
Kate Drain Lawson ... Clara
Theresa Harris ... Esther
Byron Barr ... McCary
Geraldine Wall ... Matron
Jonathan Corey ... Timmy Marshall
Robin Corey ... Joan Marshall
Eric Alden ... Reporter
Gertrude Astor ... Juror
Michael Ann Barrett ... Woman Prisoner
Rodney Bell ... Withers
Eddie Borden ... Courtroom Spectator
Ethel Bryant ... Deputy
Clancy Cooper ... Chase
John Cortay ... Deputy Sheriff
Nick Cravat ... Reporter
Fairy Cunningham ... Woman Prisoner
Jim Davies ... Bailiff
Helen Dickson ... Grand Jurywoman / Courtroom Spectator
Dot Farley ... Woman Prisoner
Franklyn Farnum ... Grand Juryman / Courtroom Spectator Caroline Fitzharris ... Cook's Daughter
Howard Gardiner ... Reporter
Mary Gordon ... Charwoman
William Hamel ... Newsman
Sam Harris ... Courtroom Spectator
Lew Harvey ... Court Reporter
Bill Hawes ... Spectator
Art Howard ... Courtroom Spectator
Virginia Hunter ... Pierce's Secretary
Jerry James ... Reporter
Stan Johnson ... Undetermined Role
Geraldine Jordan ... Woman Prisoner
Lorna Jordon ... Woman
Dorothy Klewer ... Woman Prisoner
Nolan Leary ... Court Clerk
Sam McDaniel ... Porter
William Meader ... Reporter
Walter Merrill ... Reporter
Ottola Nesmith ... Mrs. Asher
Garry Owen ... Bailiff
Eddie Parks ... Club Proprietor
Lee Phelps ... Chauffeur
Ezelle Poule ... Woman
Jack Roberts ... Reporter
Stephen Roberts ... Jury Foreman
Charles Sherlock ... Reporter / Photographer
Bert Stevens ... Defense Aide
Harry Templeton ... Newsman
Kenneth Tobey ... Police Photographer
Arthur Tovey ... Courtroom Spectator
Lynn Whitney ... Woman Prisoner
Directed by Robert Siodmak
Story by Marty Holland
Screenplay by Ketti Frings
Producer by Hal B. Wallis
Cinematography by George Barnes
Film Editing by Warren Lowe
Art Direction by Hans Dreier, A. Earl Hedrick
Set Decoration by Sam Comer, Bertram C. Granger
Assistant Director Francisco Day
Music by Victor Young
Details
Country USA
Release Date: January 18, 1950
Production Co: Hal Wallis Productions
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wn.com/1950 Robert Siodmak The File On Thelma Jordan (Barbara Stanwyck, Wendell Corey)
The Assistant DA falls for mysterious Thelma when she seeks help solving robberies of her aunt's estate. He is suspicious of her, but weakened as he is love stuck.
Cast
Barbara Stanwyck ... Thelma Jordon
Wendell Corey ... Cleve Marshall
Paul Kelly ... Miles Scott
Joan Tetzel ... Pamela Blackwell Marshall
Stanley Ridges ... Kingsley Willis
Richard Rober ... Tony Laredo
Minor Watson ... Judge Calvin H. Blackwell
Barry Kelley ... District Attorney Melvin Pierce
Kasey Rogers ... Dolly - Cleve's Secretary
Basil Ruysdael ... Judge Jonathan David Hancock
Jane Novak ... Mrs. Blackwell
Gertrude Hoffman ... Aunt Vera Edwards
Harry Antrim ... Sidney
Kate Drain Lawson ... Clara
Theresa Harris ... Esther
Byron Barr ... McCary
Geraldine Wall ... Matron
Jonathan Corey ... Timmy Marshall
Robin Corey ... Joan Marshall
Eric Alden ... Reporter
Gertrude Astor ... Juror
Michael Ann Barrett ... Woman Prisoner
Rodney Bell ... Withers
Eddie Borden ... Courtroom Spectator
Ethel Bryant ... Deputy
Clancy Cooper ... Chase
John Cortay ... Deputy Sheriff
Nick Cravat ... Reporter
Fairy Cunningham ... Woman Prisoner
Jim Davies ... Bailiff
Helen Dickson ... Grand Jurywoman / Courtroom Spectator
Dot Farley ... Woman Prisoner
Franklyn Farnum ... Grand Juryman / Courtroom Spectator Caroline Fitzharris ... Cook's Daughter
Howard Gardiner ... Reporter
Mary Gordon ... Charwoman
William Hamel ... Newsman
Sam Harris ... Courtroom Spectator
Lew Harvey ... Court Reporter
Bill Hawes ... Spectator
Art Howard ... Courtroom Spectator
Virginia Hunter ... Pierce's Secretary
Jerry James ... Reporter
Stan Johnson ... Undetermined Role
Geraldine Jordan ... Woman Prisoner
Lorna Jordon ... Woman
Dorothy Klewer ... Woman Prisoner
Nolan Leary ... Court Clerk
Sam McDaniel ... Porter
William Meader ... Reporter
Walter Merrill ... Reporter
Ottola Nesmith ... Mrs. Asher
Garry Owen ... Bailiff
Eddie Parks ... Club Proprietor
Lee Phelps ... Chauffeur
Ezelle Poule ... Woman
Jack Roberts ... Reporter
Stephen Roberts ... Jury Foreman
Charles Sherlock ... Reporter / Photographer
Bert Stevens ... Defense Aide
Harry Templeton ... Newsman
Kenneth Tobey ... Police Photographer
Arthur Tovey ... Courtroom Spectator
Lynn Whitney ... Woman Prisoner
Directed by Robert Siodmak
Story by Marty Holland
Screenplay by Ketti Frings
Producer by Hal B. Wallis
Cinematography by George Barnes
Film Editing by Warren Lowe
Art Direction by Hans Dreier, A. Earl Hedrick
Set Decoration by Sam Comer, Bertram C. Granger
Assistant Director Francisco Day
Music by Victor Young
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Release Date: January 18, 1950
Production Co: Hal Wallis Productions
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Harris Park Répertoire (Riverside x Stirling Luther x Valuta)
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- Duration: 23:32
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Footage taken of Harris Park Répertoire (aka Harry) on 25 January 2014 - this is his second week back in training after a one and a half year break, now aged fo...
Footage taken of Harris Park Répertoire (aka Harry) on 25 January 2014 - this is his second week back in training after a one and a half year break, now aged four years old. He was not lunged today, Matt just got straight on. Harry has never experienced so many horses in the arena at one time. There was a cross country and show jumping event being held at the property so Matt worked him around everyone giving him the exposure and experience of being at such an event. I was very pleased with how he handled himself today for such a young, green horse.
http://www.harrisparkwarmbloods.com.au/warmblood_foals/2009/harris_park_repertoire.php and http://www.harrisparkwarmbloods.com.au/warmblood_performance_horses/geldings/harris_park_repertoire.php
Due to changes in personal circumstances, I am offering for sale Harris Park Répertoire (Riverside x Stirling Luther x Valuta). Harry is a chestnut gelding born on 12 Dec 09. He is registered AWHA Ltd Studbook Appendix and is also life registered with Equestrian Australia.
In January, 2010, Harry participated in the ACE Group Assessment Tour scoring 76.25%, with individual scores of 7.5 for walk, 8.0 for trot and 8.0 for canter. Comments by Gerd Küst included, "Always uphill with elastic movements."
In May, 2012, Harry was started by Clem Smith (www.clemsmithshowjumping.com/), here in Queensland. Harry has spent the last year resting, maturing to approximately 17.3hh. Harry is currently in work with event rider Matthew Constance at Kelecyn and is ready to continue his training with his new rider.
In March, 2013, Harry participated in the Trakehners Australia and AWHA Ltd Assessment Tour scoring 76.42%, with individual scores of 8.0 for walk, 8.5 for trot and 7.5 for canter. Comments by Matthias Werner and Silvia Ahamer included, "Walk: active ground covering, Trot: very impulsive and good huge rhythm - elevated, Canter: active hindquarter."
Harry is by the premium licensed and performance tested Hanoverian stallion Riverside (Imp) (www.hanoverian-stallions-pape.de/riverside.html), out of my AWHA Ltd Warmblood Foundation Mare Lafayette.
Harry comes with the following:
* AWHA Ltd registration papers;
* Equestrian Australia life registration;
* AWHA Ltd Ordinary Membership*;
* Transfer of AWHA Ltd ownership fees paid into purchaser's name;
* Horse Force horse sale contract;
* Drug free guarantee and is available for pre-purchase veterinary examination**;
* HeV vaccinated; and
* DNA typed, freeze branded and microchipped.
* Excludes current AWHA Ltd members. ** At purchaser's expense.
If you are interested in Harry, please do not hesitate to contact Shanna Antrim via email mail@harrisparkwarmbloods.com.au
Horsezone advert: http://horsezone.com.au/category/240/Warmblood/listings/27299/AWHA-Studbook-Appendix-Gelding-by-Riverside-Imp.html
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Footage taken of Harris Park Répertoire (aka Harry) on 25 January 2014 - this is his second week back in training after a one and a half year break, now aged four years old. He was not lunged today, Matt just got straight on. Harry has never experienced so many horses in the arena at one time. There was a cross country and show jumping event being held at the property so Matt worked him around everyone giving him the exposure and experience of being at such an event. I was very pleased with how he handled himself today for such a young, green horse.
http://www.harrisparkwarmbloods.com.au/warmblood_foals/2009/harris_park_repertoire.php and http://www.harrisparkwarmbloods.com.au/warmblood_performance_horses/geldings/harris_park_repertoire.php
Due to changes in personal circumstances, I am offering for sale Harris Park Répertoire (Riverside x Stirling Luther x Valuta). Harry is a chestnut gelding born on 12 Dec 09. He is registered AWHA Ltd Studbook Appendix and is also life registered with Equestrian Australia.
In January, 2010, Harry participated in the ACE Group Assessment Tour scoring 76.25%, with individual scores of 7.5 for walk, 8.0 for trot and 8.0 for canter. Comments by Gerd Küst included, "Always uphill with elastic movements."
In May, 2012, Harry was started by Clem Smith (www.clemsmithshowjumping.com/), here in Queensland. Harry has spent the last year resting, maturing to approximately 17.3hh. Harry is currently in work with event rider Matthew Constance at Kelecyn and is ready to continue his training with his new rider.
In March, 2013, Harry participated in the Trakehners Australia and AWHA Ltd Assessment Tour scoring 76.42%, with individual scores of 8.0 for walk, 8.5 for trot and 7.5 for canter. Comments by Matthias Werner and Silvia Ahamer included, "Walk: active ground covering, Trot: very impulsive and good huge rhythm - elevated, Canter: active hindquarter."
Harry is by the premium licensed and performance tested Hanoverian stallion Riverside (Imp) (www.hanoverian-stallions-pape.de/riverside.html), out of my AWHA Ltd Warmblood Foundation Mare Lafayette.
Harry comes with the following:
* AWHA Ltd registration papers;
* Equestrian Australia life registration;
* AWHA Ltd Ordinary Membership*;
* Transfer of AWHA Ltd ownership fees paid into purchaser's name;
* Horse Force horse sale contract;
* Drug free guarantee and is available for pre-purchase veterinary examination**;
* HeV vaccinated; and
* DNA typed, freeze branded and microchipped.
* Excludes current AWHA Ltd members. ** At purchaser's expense.
If you are interested in Harry, please do not hesitate to contact Shanna Antrim via email mail@harrisparkwarmbloods.com.au
Horsezone advert: http://horsezone.com.au/category/240/Warmblood/listings/27299/AWHA-Studbook-Appendix-Gelding-by-Riverside-Imp.html
- published: 25 Jan 2014
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They Call it Murder (1971) - 720p Full Movie
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- Duration: 95:22
- Updated: 02 Jul 2016
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Released on December 17, 1971: The murder of a stranger found floating in the swimming pool opens up a mystery that will reveal murder and deceit in the past, a...
Released on December 17, 1971: The murder of a stranger found floating in the swimming pool opens up a mystery that will reveal murder and deceit in the past, and bring more murder and deceit before the mystery is solved.
Produced by Walter Grauman
Directed by Walter Grauman
Written by Sam Rolfe with characthers created by Erle Stanley Gardner
The Actors: Jim Hutton (Doug Selby, District Attorney), Lloyd Bochner (A.B. Carr), Jo Ann Pflug (Sylvia Martin), Robert J. Wilke (Sheriff Rex Brandon), Edward Asner (Police Chief Otto Larkin), William Elliott (Deputy Bob Terry), Miriam Colon (Anita Nogales), Jessica Walter (Jane Antrim), Carmen Mathews (Doris Kane), Leslie Nielsen (Frank Antrim), Nita Talbot (Rona Corbin), Vaughn Taylor (Jeff Poland), Vic Tayback (insurance investigator Jeff Poland), Harry Townes (Doctor Garrett), Michael Pataki (Pete Cardiff), Helen Kleeb (housekeeper Ellen Saxe), Valentin de Vargas (cab driver Alex Cordoba), Buck Young (local policeman Charlie), Dan White (Judge Faraday), Dina Harmsen (wardrobe woman), Norman Burton (movie director)
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Released on December 17, 1971: The murder of a stranger found floating in the swimming pool opens up a mystery that will reveal murder and deceit in the past, and bring more murder and deceit before the mystery is solved.
Produced by Walter Grauman
Directed by Walter Grauman
Written by Sam Rolfe with characthers created by Erle Stanley Gardner
The Actors: Jim Hutton (Doug Selby, District Attorney), Lloyd Bochner (A.B. Carr), Jo Ann Pflug (Sylvia Martin), Robert J. Wilke (Sheriff Rex Brandon), Edward Asner (Police Chief Otto Larkin), William Elliott (Deputy Bob Terry), Miriam Colon (Anita Nogales), Jessica Walter (Jane Antrim), Carmen Mathews (Doris Kane), Leslie Nielsen (Frank Antrim), Nita Talbot (Rona Corbin), Vaughn Taylor (Jeff Poland), Vic Tayback (insurance investigator Jeff Poland), Harry Townes (Doctor Garrett), Michael Pataki (Pete Cardiff), Helen Kleeb (housekeeper Ellen Saxe), Valentin de Vargas (cab driver Alex Cordoba), Buck Young (local policeman Charlie), Dan White (Judge Faraday), Dina Harmsen (wardrobe woman), Norman Burton (movie director)
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The Road To Better Living ~ 1959 ~ Harry Antrim, Rand Brooks, Art Gilmore
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Flash Harry: It's a Kind of Magic: Antrim Festival: 12th June 2016
Recorded at Antrim Festival, Antrim, Northern Ireland on 12th June 2016.
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Free for All (1949)
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Burns and Allen: Gracie Wins a Television Set
[s4e19]Gracie answers a question on a radio quiz show and think she's won a new television...
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Rod Serling's "Horace Mann's Miracle" on Hallmark Hall of Fame (1953)
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Burns and Allen: The Matrimonial Bureau
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IMSAC 2014 - bill seymore from antrim
Hope I have this right. Bill Seymore from antrim - he said it himself, so must be right.
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Teacher's Pet (1958)
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Schiltz Playhouse Of Stars S05E37 Pattern For Pursuit
5.37 [--] Schlitz Playhouse: THE ROUSTABOUT
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The Great Gildersleeve - Gildy's All American Boy
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1950: Robert Siodmak - The File On Thelma Jordan (Barbara Stanwyck, Wendell Corey)
The Assistant DA falls for mysterious Thelma when she seeks help solving robberies of her ...
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Harris Park Répertoire (Riverside x Stirling Luther x Valuta)
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They Call it Murder (1971) - 720p Full Movie
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Clinton crushes Trump, wins final US presidential debate: poll
Edit Deccan Chronicle 20 Oct 2016
Las Vegas. Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has won the third and final presidential debate with her Republican rival Donald Trump by an impressive 13 percentage points after a feisty fight, according to a latest poll. Overall 52 per cent of those who watched the debate said Clinton did the best job, while 39 per cent said Trump was the winner, CNN said, releasing the results of its unscientific poll ... Read ... ....
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“May I show you a picture?”. That was the question posed to Syrian President Bashar Assad in an interview with Swiss media released this week. “Of course,” Assad replies. At this point, the pair had spoken for nine minutes. Assad blamed the armed opposition (his name for them ... The interviewer reaches into his pocket ... 17 after local medical personnel said an airstrike destroyed his family’s home ... Dr ... ....
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Abu-Taha’s three accomplices were also arrested, the report said.Two of the suspects – Shafik Hamed Ahmed abu-Taha and Abdulrahman abu-Taha – were residing illegally in Israel, the report said. The third suspect, a 40-year-old man from Deir al-Balah in Gaza, was living in southern Israel legally after having gained residency through marriage by way of the “family reunification” law, the report said....
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On visit to China, Filippino leader repeated his denunciation of Barack Obama as a ‘son of a whore’. President Rodrigo Duterte met with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping Thursday, state media said, as the Philippines’ leader seeks closer ties with the Asian giant while blasting his US allies. Duterte is in China for a four-day trip that is expected to confirm his tilt away from Washington and towards Beijing’s sphere of influence ... ....
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British Destroyer Will Monitor Russian Aircraft Carrier Group In North Sea, Channel: Fallon
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Britain has sent the Type 45 destroyer HMS Duncan from Portsmouth to monitor the Russian group.The Royal Navy regularly shadows ships, and is being supported in this instance by the Royal Air Force, the report said. Meanwhile, the Type 45 destroyer HMS Dragon is due to sail to meet two Russian corvettes traveling toward Britain from the direction of Portugal.....
Spooked Out at V36! (Antrim & Newtownabbey Borough Council)
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Arrest made as man found unconscious inside house
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Screams and Tricks at V36! (Antrim & Newtownabbey Borough Council)
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Northern Ireland local authority collected municipal waste management statistics released (Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs - Northern Ireland Government)
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York Street puts brakes on uninterrupted Randalstown to Cork road
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