Allan "Rocky" Lane Bio/credits

Allan "Rocky" Lane
Born: September 22, 1909 (as Harry Leonard Albershardt) (in Mishawaka, IN)
Died: October 27, 1973
Spouse(s): Sheila Ryan (married 1945 - 1946, divorced)
                  Gladys Leslie (married ? -?, divorced)
Parents: William H. Albershardt, Linnie Anne Albershardt
Height: 6' 1/2"
Movies:
    1929
         The Forward Pass
         Not Quite Decent
    1930
         Madam Satan (uncredited)
         Love in the Rough
    1931
         Local Boy Makes Good (uncredited)
         Expensive Women (uncredited)
         Honor of the Family
         The Star Witness (uncredited)
         Night Nurse (uncredited)
    1932
         One Way Passage (uncredited)
         The Crash (uncredited)
         A Successful Calamity (uncredited)
         Crooner (uncredited)
         Miss Pinkerton ( deleted scenes)
         Winner Take All (uncredited)
         Week-End Marriage (uncredited)
         The Tenderfoot (uncredited)
         The Famous Ferguson Case (uncredited)

    1936 

         Stowaway
         Laughing at Trouble

    1937
         The Duke Comes Back
         Sing and Be Happy
         Fifty Roads to Town
         Big Business
         Charlie Chan at the Olympics
         Step Lively, Jeeves! (uncredited)

    1938
         The Law West of Tombstone
         Fugitives for a Night
         Crime Ring
         Having Wonderful Time
         This Marriage Business
         Maid's Night Out
         Night Spot

    1939
         Conspiracy
         The Spellbinder
         Panama Lady
         They Made Her a Spy
         Twelve Crowded Hours
         Pacific Liner
    1940
         King of the Royal Mounted
         Grand Ole Opry
    1941
         All-American Co-Ed
    1942
         King of the Mounties
    1943
         The Dancing Masters
         Daredevils of the West
         Air Force (uncredited)
    1944
         Sheriff of Sundown
         Stagecoach to Monterey
         Silver City Kid
         The Tiger Woman
         Call of the South Seas
    1945
         Trail of Kit Carson
         Bells of Rosarita
         Corpus Christi Bandits
         The Topeka Terror
    1946
         Stagecoach to Denver
         Out California Way
         Santa Fe Uprising
         Night Train to Memphis
         A Guy Could Change
         Gay Blades
    1947
         Bandits of Dark Canyon
         The Wild Frontier
         Marshal of Cripple Creek
         Rustlers of Devil's Canyon
         Oregon Trail Scouts
         Homesteaders of Paradise Valley
         Vigilantes of Boomtown

    1948
         Renegades of Sonora
         Sundown in Santa Fe
         The Denver Kid
         Desperadoes of Dodge City
         Marshal of Amarillo
         Carson City Raiders
         The Bold Frontiersman
         Oklahoma Badlands

    1949
         Powder River Rustlers
         Navajo Trail Raiders
         Bandit King of Texas
         The Wyoming Bandit
         Frontier Investigator
         Death Valley Gunfighter
         Sheriff of Wichita

    1950
         Trail of Robin Hood
         Rustlers on Horseback
         Frisco Tornado
         Vigilante Hideout
         Covered Wagon Raid
         Salt Lake Raiders
         Code of the Silver Sage
         Gunmen of Abilene

    1951
         Desert of Lost Men
         Fort Dodge Stampede
         Wells Fargo Gunmaster
         Night Riders of Montana
         Rough Riders of Durango

    1952
         Desperadoes' Outpost
         Thundering Caravans
         Black Hills Ambush
         Leadville Gunslinger
         Captive of Billy the Kid
    1953
         El Paso Stampede
         Bandits of the West
         Savage Frontier
         Marshal of Cedar Rock
    1958
         The Saga of Hemp Brown
    1960
         Hell Bent for Leather
    1961
         Posse from Hell



TV Shows:
    Alfred Hitchcock Presents
         - Lamb to the Slaughter (1958)
    Bronco
         - Death of an Outlaw (1960)
    Cheyenne
         - Massacre at Gunsight Pass (1961)
    Colt .45
         - Arizona Anderson (1960)
         - Trial by Rope (1960)
    Gunsmoke
         - Texas Cowboys (1958)
         - The Badge (1960)
         - Long Hours, Short Pay (1961)

    Lawman
         - The Payment (1960)

    Mike Hammer
         - Husbands Are Bad Luck 

    Mister Ed, regular
    Red Ryder
         - Gun Trouble Valley (1956)
    Tales of Wells Fargo
         - The Reward (1958)
    U.S. Marshal
         - Highway Robbery
    Wagon Train
         - The Daniel Barrister Story (1958)
    Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color
         - Texas John Slaughter: Kentucky Gunslick (1960)
         - Texas John Slaughter: Geronimo's Revenge (1960) (unconfirmed)






Other Film Work:

    1929
         Detectives Wanted (Short)
         Knights Out (Short)
    1931
         How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 8: 'The Brassie' (Short) (uncredited)
         War Mamas (Short)
    1932
         Heavens! My Husband! (Short)
    1941
         Coffins on Wheels (Short)
         Military Training (Short) (uncredited)
    1949
         Land of Opportunity: The American Rodeo (Documentary short)






Regular Shows:



Mister Ed (Jan. 1961 - Feb. 1966, 143 episodes)


     Mister Ed is a series about a talking horse . . . and the only man who knows he talks. The misadventures begin when Wilbur Post (Alan Young) and his wife, Carol (Connie Haines) move to a new home and find a horse in residence. As it just so happens, the horse can talk like a human. But he'll only talk face-to-face with Wilbur, which leads to many problems as others overhear him. And of course, they don't believe Wilbur when he tells them Mister Ed can talk.
     For a man like Wilbur Post, who already has an established reputation as a clumsy, good-natured fellow, this throws a wrench in his romantic, social, and business relationships.
     Mister Ed was played by a horse named Bamboo Harvester, and voiced by Allan "Rocky" Lane.
     Others in the cast include Larry Keating (1961 - 1963), Kay Skinner (1961 - 1964), Leon Ames (1963 - 1965), and Barry Kelley.







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