Bob Custer
Born: October 18, 1898 (as Raymond Glenn) (in Frankfort, KY)
Died: December 27, 1974
Spouse(s): Anne Cudahy (married Nov. 23, 1926 - 1933?, divorced)
Mildred Irene Boughers?
Child(ren): Raymond Glenn Jr.
Movies:
1924
Flashing Spurs
Trigger Fingers
1925
No Man's Law
A Man of Nerve
That Man Jack!
The Bloodhound
The Texas Bearcat
Galloping Vengeance
The Range Terror
1926
The Border Whirlwind
The Dude Cowboy
Hair Trigger Baxter
The Devil's Gulch
The Dead Line
The Valley of Bravery
The Fighting Boob
Beyond the Rockies
Man Rustlin'
1928
Silent Trail
Temptations of a Shop Girl (billed as Raymond Glenn)
Ladies at Ease (billed as Raymond Glenn)
The Return of Boston Blackie (billed as Raymond Glenn)
The Ridin' Streak
Galloping Thunder
Bulldog Pluck
The Fighting Hombre
The Terror of Bar X
Cactus Trails
1928
Texas Tommy
The Law of the Mounted
Manhattan Cowboy
West of Santa Fe
On the Divide
Arizona Days
1929
Code of the West
The Oklahoma Kid
Riders of the Rio Grande
The Fighting Terror
The Last Roundup
Headin' Westward
1930
Under Texas Skies
Covered Wagon Trails
The Parting of the Trails
O'Mally Rides Alone
1931
Quick Trigger Lee
Headin' for Trouble
Law of the Rio Grande
A Son of the Plains
Riders of the North
1932
The Scarlet Brand
Mark of the Spur
1934
Law of the Wild
1936
Vengeance of Rannah
Ambush Valley
1937
Santa Fe Rides
Notes:
Attended the University of Kentucky.
Produced several films during the late twenties, and retired from acting in the late thirties.
Served in the Army during WWII, and then got a degree in engineering, and became a building inspector.
Links:
http://www.b-westerns.com/custer4.htm
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=10821106
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December 12, 2016
Lloyd Perryman
The filmography below is a work in progress; information has been taken from various sources, including The Sons of the Pioneers by Bill O'Neal and Fred Goodwin, and Internet Movie Database, among others. Lloyd's only credit on most of these is "Bob Nolan and the Sons of the Pioneers," or "The Sons of the Pioneers."
The films he appeared in without the Pioneers are in blue font. Some of the family-biography information has been taken from Find a Grave.
If you see any false information in this article, please contact me and I will correct it.
Lloyd Perryman
Born: January 29, 1917 (in Ruth, Arkansas) (as Lloyd Wilson Perryman)
Died: May 31, 1977
Spouse(s): Violet "Buddie" Thatcher (married September 26, 1938 - 1977, his death)
Children: Wayne Perryman (born October 18, 1944)
Parents: Samuel Perryman (1879 - 1949), Sally Perryman (1873 - 1942)
Other family: siblings,
Bessie Almeda Wood (1895 - 1990)
The films he appeared in without the Pioneers are in blue font. Some of the family-biography information has been taken from Find a Grave.
If you see any false information in this article, please contact me and I will correct it.
Born: January 29, 1917 (in Ruth, Arkansas) (as Lloyd Wilson Perryman)
Died: May 31, 1977
Spouse(s): Violet "Buddie" Thatcher (married September 26, 1938 - 1977, his death)
Children: Wayne Perryman (born October 18, 1944)
Parents: Samuel Perryman (1879 - 1949), Sally Perryman (1873 - 1942)
Other family: siblings,
Bessie Almeda Wood (1895 - 1990)
Sophia L Shell (1897 - 1973)
George Martin Perryman (1899 - 1978)
Ralph Perryman (1901 - 1968)
Perryman baby (1903 - 1903)
Jessie Ovella Shell (1904 - 1982)
Eunice B Crandall (1906 - 1981)
Movies and Shorts:
1937
Riders of the Rockies (?*)
Reckless Ranger (?)
Santa Fe Rides (?)
Ranger Courage (?)
The Old Wyoming Trail
Outlaws of the Prairie
1938
Cattle Raiders
Call of the Rockies
Law of the Plains
West of Cheyenne
South of Arizona
The Colorado Trail
West of Santa Fe
Rio Grande
1939
The Thundering West
Texas Stampede
North of the Yukon
Spoilers of the Range
Western Caravans
The Man From Sundown
Riders of Blade River
Outpost of the Mounties
Stranger From Texas
1940
Two-Fisted Ranger
Bullets for Rustlers
Blazing Six Shooters
Texas Stagecoach
The Durango Kid
West of Abilene
The Thundering West
1941
The Pinto Kid
Outlaws of the Panhandle
Red River Valley
1942
Man From Cheyenne
South of Santa Fe
Sunset on the Desert
Romance on the Range
Sons of the Pioneers
Call of the Canyon (Gene Autry starring)
Sunset Serenade
Heart of the Golden West
Ridin' Down the Canyon
1943
Idaho
King of the Cowboys
Song of Texas
Silver Spurs
Chatterbox (?)
1946
My Pal Trigger
Under Nevada Skies
Roll On, Texas Moon
Home in Oklahoma
Heldorado
1947
Apache Rose
Hit Parade of 1947 (?)
Bells of San Angelo
Springtime in the Sierras (?)
On the Old Spanish Trail
1948
Under California Stars
Eyes of Texas
Melody Time
Night Time in Nevada
Unusual Occupations L-7-3 Modern Pioneers (Short)
1950
Wagonmaster (soundtrack, four songs)
Rio Grande
Everybody's Dancin'
1951
Fighting Coast Guard
Mr. Texas (soundtrack, at least)
1956
The Searchers
1959
The Saga of Windwagon Smith (voice) (cartoon short)
1962
Johnny Shiloh**
1963
30 Minutes at Gunsight (unsold pilot featuring Marty Robbins and Russel Hayden)
1970
Cutter's Trail
TV Shows:
Arthur Murray Party (December 10, 1950)("playing for an exhibition square dance" according to a Pioneer newsletter from that time.)
The Bill Anderson Show
- (1973)
The Dinah Shore Chevy Show
- Episode dated Nov. 13 (1960)
Frontier Doctor
- Flaming Gold (credited)
Gunsmoke
- The Fourth Victim
Hand to Heaven
- 1956?
Hollywood Palace?
Lucky U Ranch
Melody Ranch
- (circa 1974?)
- (circa 1974, '75?)
The Perry Como Show
- Episode dated December 18 (1950)
Purina's Grande Ole Opry
- (1956)
Ranch Party
- (1958)
The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show (regular)
The Steve Allen Show
- (1950)
This is Your Life
- Roy Rogers (1956)
- Ken Curtis (1972)
The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson
- (1976)
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color **
- The Saga of Andy Burnett (1957)
- The Swamp Fox (1960)
- Sancho, The Homing Steer (1962)
- Johnny Shiloh (1962)
Regular Shows:
Lucky U Ranch
From November, 1951 to February, 1953, the Sons of the Pioneers had their own radio show, and for a shorter period of time they had their own television show as well; both ran five days a week.
Little is known about the lost television episodes, but the radio shows are still available, and the TV show apparently ran along the same lines as the radio program. Betty Taylor, and Frankie Messina joined the Pioneers. The Pioneers at this time consisted of Lloyd Perryman, Tommy Doss, Ken Curtis, Hugh Farr, Karl Farr, and Shug Fisher.
In the radio show, although her role is that of a school teacher who is in love with Tommy Doss, Betty Taylor frequently joins up with Lloyd for some not-so-Western duets, like "Wedding Bells," "Apple Blossom Time," and "Moonlight Bay,"
The Lucky U Ranch maintained a unique balance of fact and fiction, and listener participation was encouraged. Every day on the radio show, an acre of land was given away to a "good deed doer" someone had written in about, and every show, near the end, Hugh reads an inspirational thought aloud.
The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show (September 1962 - December 1962, 13 episodes)
The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show was a short-lived Western variety series. Cliff Arquette, Cathie Taylor, Pat Brady, The Sons of the Pioneers and "The Roy Rogers Wranglers" group of young singers, were also feautured as regulars/semi-regulars on the show. ABC chose not to renew the contract when the option came up; they felt Roy and Dale's strong patriotic and religious themes would prove to be too unpopular for them to handle.
The Pioneers who appeared on this show are Lloyd Perryman (tenor), Tommy Doss (baritone), Dale Warren (lead), Pat Brady (bass fiddle), Roy Lanham (guitar), Wade Ray (fiddle)
To my knowledge, only one episode of The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show is available on DVD; the episode "Western Hit Parade."
However, two episodes can be viewed for free on Internet Archives:
"Western Hit Parade"
"This Is Our Country"
* I watched Riders of the Rockies and couldn't see Lloyd anywhere, although it is likely he is in a crowd somewhere. There are a couple scenes with musicians, the first being the opening scene where Tex is riding with a posse-sized group of singers behind him. The second is a scene in a cantina where musicians with sombreros provide backup for another of Tex's numbers; as far as I could tell, Lloyd is not in this scene. IMDb lists this among his roles.
** The Saga of Andy Burnett, The Swamp Fox, Sancho, The Homing Steer, and Johnny Shiloh all played on Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color as mini-series.
The Saga of Andy Burnett had six episodes.
The Swamp Fox had eight episodes.
Sancho, The Homing Steer had two episodes.
Johnny Shiloh had two episodes.
I'm not sure exactly how the Pioneers appear in these, or in what episodes they appear, but it is likely that they at least provide off-screen music.
George Martin Perryman (1899 - 1978)
Ralph Perryman (1901 - 1968)
Perryman baby (1903 - 1903)
Jessie Ovella Shell (1904 - 1982)
Eunice B Crandall (1906 - 1981)
Movies and Shorts:
1937
Riders of the Rockies (?*)
Reckless Ranger (?)
Santa Fe Rides (?)
Ranger Courage (?)
The Old Wyoming Trail
Outlaws of the Prairie
1938
Cattle Raiders
Call of the Rockies
Law of the Plains
West of Cheyenne
South of Arizona
The Colorado Trail
West of Santa Fe
Rio Grande
1939
The Thundering West
Texas Stampede
North of the Yukon
Spoilers of the Range
Western Caravans
The Man From Sundown
Riders of Blade River
Outpost of the Mounties
Stranger From Texas
1940
Two-Fisted Ranger
Bullets for Rustlers
Blazing Six Shooters
Texas Stagecoach
The Durango Kid
West of Abilene
The Thundering West
1941
The Pinto Kid
Outlaws of the Panhandle
Red River Valley
1942
Man From Cheyenne
South of Santa Fe
Sunset on the Desert
Romance on the Range
Sons of the Pioneers
Call of the Canyon (Gene Autry starring)
Sunset Serenade
Heart of the Golden West
Ridin' Down the Canyon
1943
Idaho
King of the Cowboys
Song of Texas
Silver Spurs
Chatterbox (?)
1946
My Pal Trigger
Under Nevada Skies
Roll On, Texas Moon
Home in Oklahoma
Heldorado
1947
Apache Rose
Hit Parade of 1947 (?)
Bells of San Angelo
Springtime in the Sierras (?)
On the Old Spanish Trail
1948
Under California Stars
Eyes of Texas
Melody Time
Night Time in Nevada
Unusual Occupations L-7-3 Modern Pioneers (Short)
1950
Wagonmaster (soundtrack, four songs)
Rio Grande
Everybody's Dancin'
1951
Fighting Coast Guard
Mr. Texas (soundtrack, at least)
1956
The Searchers
1959
The Saga of Windwagon Smith (voice) (cartoon short)
1962
Johnny Shiloh**
1963
30 Minutes at Gunsight (unsold pilot featuring Marty Robbins and Russel Hayden)
1970
Cutter's Trail
TV Shows:
Arthur Murray Party (December 10, 1950)("playing for an exhibition square dance" according to a Pioneer newsletter from that time.)
The Bill Anderson Show
- (1973)
The Dinah Shore Chevy Show
- Episode dated Nov. 13 (1960)
Frontier Doctor
- Flaming Gold (credited)
Gunsmoke
- The Fourth Victim
Hand to Heaven
- 1956?
Hollywood Palace?
Lucky U Ranch
Melody Ranch
- (circa 1974?)
- (circa 1974, '75?)
The Perry Como Show
- Episode dated December 18 (1950)
Purina's Grande Ole Opry
- (1956)
Ranch Party
- (1958)
The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show (regular)
The Steve Allen Show
- (1950)
This is Your Life
- Roy Rogers (1956)
- Ken Curtis (1972)
The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson
- (1976)
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color **
- The Saga of Andy Burnett (1957)
- The Swamp Fox (1960)
- Sancho, The Homing Steer (1962)
- Johnny Shiloh (1962)
Regular Shows:
Lucky U Ranch
From November, 1951 to February, 1953, the Sons of the Pioneers had their own radio show, and for a shorter period of time they had their own television show as well; both ran five days a week.
Little is known about the lost television episodes, but the radio shows are still available, and the TV show apparently ran along the same lines as the radio program. Betty Taylor, and Frankie Messina joined the Pioneers. The Pioneers at this time consisted of Lloyd Perryman, Tommy Doss, Ken Curtis, Hugh Farr, Karl Farr, and Shug Fisher.
In the radio show, although her role is that of a school teacher who is in love with Tommy Doss, Betty Taylor frequently joins up with Lloyd for some not-so-Western duets, like "Wedding Bells," "Apple Blossom Time," and "Moonlight Bay,"
The Lucky U Ranch maintained a unique balance of fact and fiction, and listener participation was encouraged. Every day on the radio show, an acre of land was given away to a "good deed doer" someone had written in about, and every show, near the end, Hugh reads an inspirational thought aloud.
The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show (September 1962 - December 1962, 13 episodes)
The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show was a short-lived Western variety series. Cliff Arquette, Cathie Taylor, Pat Brady, The Sons of the Pioneers and "The Roy Rogers Wranglers" group of young singers, were also feautured as regulars/semi-regulars on the show. ABC chose not to renew the contract when the option came up; they felt Roy and Dale's strong patriotic and religious themes would prove to be too unpopular for them to handle.
The Pioneers who appeared on this show are Lloyd Perryman (tenor), Tommy Doss (baritone), Dale Warren (lead), Pat Brady (bass fiddle), Roy Lanham (guitar), Wade Ray (fiddle)
To my knowledge, only one episode of The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show is available on DVD; the episode "Western Hit Parade."
However, two episodes can be viewed for free on Internet Archives:
"Western Hit Parade"
"This Is Our Country"
* I watched Riders of the Rockies and couldn't see Lloyd anywhere, although it is likely he is in a crowd somewhere. There are a couple scenes with musicians, the first being the opening scene where Tex is riding with a posse-sized group of singers behind him. The second is a scene in a cantina where musicians with sombreros provide backup for another of Tex's numbers; as far as I could tell, Lloyd is not in this scene. IMDb lists this among his roles.
** The Saga of Andy Burnett, The Swamp Fox, Sancho, The Homing Steer, and Johnny Shiloh all played on Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color as mini-series.
The Saga of Andy Burnett had six episodes.
The Swamp Fox had eight episodes.
Sancho, The Homing Steer had two episodes.
Johnny Shiloh had two episodes.
I'm not sure exactly how the Pioneers appear in these, or in what episodes they appear, but it is likely that they at least provide off-screen music.
September 20, 2016
Pegeen Rose
Pegeen Rose
Born: March 12, 1931 (in New York)
Died: June 1, 1991 (Los Angeles)
Spouse(s): Richard X. Slattery (married 1958 - 1968, divorced)
Children: Kevin C. Slattery, ?
TV Shows:
Encounter
- The Big Leap (1954)
- Kennedy's Quest (1956)
Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans
- The Girl (1957)
Surfside 6
- A Piece of Tommy Minor (1962)
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I have just seen Ms. Rose in the episode of Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans, in which she plays the villainess quite well. Her film career, as you can see, was very short lived, and little information is available on her. She was character actor Richard X. Slattery's third wife (he would marry once more after they divorced), and her son Kevin is currently a producer.
Both 'Hawkeye' and Encounter were Canadian-produced shows.
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Movie/TV credit information is taken from Internet Movie Database, unless otherwise noted, and is updated and corrected if needed.
Born: March 12, 1931 (in New York)
Died: June 1, 1991 (Los Angeles)
Spouse(s): Richard X. Slattery (married 1958 - 1968, divorced)
Children: Kevin C. Slattery, ?
TV Shows:
Encounter
- The Big Leap (1954)
- Kennedy's Quest (1956)
Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans
- The Girl (1957)
Surfside 6
- A Piece of Tommy Minor (1962)
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I have just seen Ms. Rose in the episode of Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans, in which she plays the villainess quite well. Her film career, as you can see, was very short lived, and little information is available on her. She was character actor Richard X. Slattery's third wife (he would marry once more after they divorced), and her son Kevin is currently a producer.
Both 'Hawkeye' and Encounter were Canadian-produced shows.
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Movie/TV credit information is taken from Internet Movie Database, unless otherwise noted, and is updated and corrected if needed.
August 25, 2016
Pauline Moore
Pauline Moore
Born: June 17, 1914 (as Pauline Joless Love) (in Harrisburg, PA)
Died: December 7, 2001
Spouse(s): Jefferson Machamer (married 1934 - 1960, his death)
Dodd Watkins (married 1962 - 1971, his death)
Children: Tom
Laurie
Wendy
Movies:
1931
Frankenstein (uncredited)
1934
Wagon Wheels (uncredited)
1937
Heidi
Wild and Woolly
Born Reckless
Charlie Chan at the Olympics
Love Is News
1938
Five of a Kind
Passport Husband
Three Blind Mice
1939
Days of Jesse James
Charlie Chan at Treasure Island
Charlie Chan in Reno
Young Mr. Lincoln
The Three Musketeers
The Arizona Wildcat
1940
The Trail Blazers
Colorado
The Carson City Kid
Young Buffalo Bill
1941
King of the Texas Rangers
Double Cross
Arkansas Judge
1955
The Shrike (uncredited)
1956
Showdown at Abilene (uncredited)
1957
Spoilers of the Forest (uncredited)
1958
The Littlest Hobo
TV Shows:
Cavalcade of America
- A Time for Courage (1955)
Crossroads
- Vivi Shining Bright (1955)
Death Valley Days
- Jimmy Dayton's Treasure (1954)
Medic
- Wall of Silence (1955)
Producers' Showcase
- Peter Pan (1956)
Studio 57
- The Plot Against Miss Pomeroy (1954)
TV Reader's Digest
- Why the Choir Was Late (1956)
Other Film Work:
1937
Comic Artist's Home Life (Short)
Broadway Plays:
1921
The Easiest Way
1924
Man Behind the Masses
1925
The Fountain
1927
The Prisoner
1933
Murder at the Vanities
1934
Dance With Your Gods
**************
In 1936, Pauline Moore published a volume of poetry. Later, during her years away from acting, she turned her religious devotion toward writing inspirational poetry, short stories, and plays (including "The Seamless Robe" and "Mary's Story").
Her first husband was cartoonist Jefferson Machamer, and her second husband was a minister, the Rev. Mr. Watkins.
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Links
Western Clippings -- An Interview with Pauline Moore
The Old Corral -- Pauline Moore
Obituaries -- L.A Times Obituary
Wikipedia -- Pauline Moore
Newspaper Articles
Pittsburg Post-Gazette, Aug. 6, 1931 -- "Film Facts" (go to page 17 of newspaper)
Prescott Evening Courier, Nov. 27, 1931 -- "Pauline Moore Eager to Be Story Writer"
Prescott Courier, Dec. 1, 1976 -- "Lady of the Theater at Prescott Heights Baptist"
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Movie/TV credit information is taken from Internet Movie Database, unless otherwise noted, and is updated and corrected if needed.
Born: June 17, 1914 (as Pauline Joless Love) (in Harrisburg, PA)
Died: December 7, 2001
Spouse(s): Jefferson Machamer (married 1934 - 1960, his death)
Dodd Watkins (married 1962 - 1971, his death)
Children: Tom
Laurie
Wendy
Movies:
1931
Frankenstein (uncredited)
1934
Wagon Wheels (uncredited)
1937
Heidi
Wild and Woolly
Born Reckless
Charlie Chan at the Olympics
Love Is News
1938
Five of a Kind
Passport Husband
Three Blind Mice
1939
Days of Jesse James
Charlie Chan at Treasure Island
Charlie Chan in Reno
Young Mr. Lincoln
The Three Musketeers
The Arizona Wildcat
1940
The Trail Blazers
Colorado
The Carson City Kid
Young Buffalo Bill
1941
King of the Texas Rangers
Double Cross
Arkansas Judge
1955
The Shrike (uncredited)
1956
Showdown at Abilene (uncredited)
1957
Spoilers of the Forest (uncredited)
1958
The Littlest Hobo
TV Shows:
Cavalcade of America
- A Time for Courage (1955)
Crossroads
- Vivi Shining Bright (1955)
Death Valley Days
- Jimmy Dayton's Treasure (1954)
Medic
- Wall of Silence (1955)
Producers' Showcase
- Peter Pan (1956)
Studio 57
- The Plot Against Miss Pomeroy (1954)
TV Reader's Digest
- Why the Choir Was Late (1956)
Other Film Work:
1937
Comic Artist's Home Life (Short)
Broadway Plays:
1921
The Easiest Way
1924
Man Behind the Masses
1925
The Fountain
1927
The Prisoner
1933
Murder at the Vanities
1934
Dance With Your Gods
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In 1936, Pauline Moore published a volume of poetry. Later, during her years away from acting, she turned her religious devotion toward writing inspirational poetry, short stories, and plays (including "The Seamless Robe" and "Mary's Story").
Her first husband was cartoonist Jefferson Machamer, and her second husband was a minister, the Rev. Mr. Watkins.
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Links
Western Clippings -- An Interview with Pauline Moore
The Old Corral -- Pauline Moore
Obituaries -- L.A Times Obituary
Wikipedia -- Pauline Moore
Newspaper Articles
Pittsburg Post-Gazette, Aug. 6, 1931 -- "Film Facts" (go to page 17 of newspaper)
Prescott Evening Courier, Nov. 27, 1931 -- "Pauline Moore Eager to Be Story Writer"
Prescott Courier, Dec. 1, 1976 -- "Lady of the Theater at Prescott Heights Baptist"
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Movie/TV credit information is taken from Internet Movie Database, unless otherwise noted, and is updated and corrected if needed.
August 22, 2016
Stuart Randall
Stuart Randall
Born: July 24, 1909 (in Indiana, USA) (as Clarence Maxwell*)
Died: June 22, 1988 (in San Bernadino, CA)
Spouse(s): ?
Children: ?
Parents: Walter and Allie Maxwell*
Movies:
1950
Bells of Coronado
Rustlers on Horseback
Rider from Tucson
Dynamite Pass (uncredited)
1951
Fixed Bayonets! (uncredited)
The Bushwhackers
The Lady Pays Off (uncredited)
Arizona Manhunt
Tomorrow Is Another Day
The Hoodlum
Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison (uncredited)
Wells Fargo Gunmaster
Tomahawk
Rough Riders of Durango
Storm Warning
1952
Hiawatha
Pony Soldier
Captive Women
Hurricane Smith
Park Row
O. Henry's Full House (segment "The Clarion Call") (uncredited)
Diplomatic Courier (uncredited)
The Half-Breed (uncredited)
The Pride of St. Louis (uncredited)
Kid Monk Baroni
Carbine Williams
Bugles in the Afternoon
Rancho Notorious (uncredited)
This Woman Is Dangerous (uncredited)
1953
Captain John Smith and Pocahontas
Mexican Manhunt
Vicki (uncredited)
Champ for a Day (uncredited)
The Man from the Alamo (uncredited)
Hannah Lee: An American Primitive
Arena
Pickup on South Street (uncredited)
Pony Express
Destination Gobi (uncredited)
Sword of Venus
1954
This Is My Love
Naked Alibi
The Far Country (uncredited)
Man with the Steel Whip
They Rode West
Southwest Passage
The Great Diamond Robbery (uncredited)
1955
Texas Lady (uncredited)
Headline Hunters
Female on the Beach
Chief Crazy Horse
1956
Miami Exposé
Pardners
Star in the Dust
Indestructible Man
The Ten Commandments (uncredited)
1957
Run of the Arrow
1959
The Big Fisherman
Verboten!
1960
College Confidential (uncredited)
From the Terrace (uncredited)
The Gallant Hours (uncredited)
Home from the Hill (uncredited)
I'll Give My Life
1961
Posse from Hell
Frontier Uprising
1963
Lassie: A Christmas Tail
1964
Taggart
1965
Fluffy
1969
True Grit (uncredited)
TV Shows:
Alias Smith and Jones
- Dreadful Sorry Clementine (1971)
The Big Valley
- Shadow of a Giant (1968)
The Bold Ones: The New Doctors
- To Save a Life (1969)
Bonanza
- The Spanish Grant (1960)
- Breed of Violence (1960)
- The Lila Conrad Story (1964)
- The Real People of Muddy Creek (1968)
- The Wagon (1970)
- Shadow of a Hero (1971)
Border Patrol
- Political Killer (1959)
Broken Arrow
- Old Enemy (1958)
Buckskin
- China Boy (1958)
The Californians
- The Vigilantes Begin (1957)
Cavalcade of America
- The Paper Sword (1954)
Charlie Chan, The New Adventures of
- The Secret of the Sea (1957)
Checkmate
- The Cyanide Touch (1960)
Cheyenne
- Hard Bargain (1957)
- Apache Blood (1960)
Cimarron City (semi-regular as Sheriff Art Simpson/Sampson; see below for
episodes list)
- To Become a Man (1958)
- Medicine Man (1958)
- Kid on a Calico Horse (1958)
- A Respectable Girl (1958)
- Child of Fear (1959)
City Detective
- Handcuffs (1953)
Colt .45
- Gallows at Granite Gap (1957)
- The Golden Gun (1958)
Daniel Boone
- The Courtship of Jericho Jones (1965)
Death Valley Days
- The Courtship of Carrie Huntington (1966)
- The Pieces of the Puzzle (1968)
Destry
- Big Deal at Little River (1964)
Dr. Fu Manchu, The Adventures of
- The Secret of Fu Manchu (1956)
Dundee and the Culhane
- The Thy Brother's Keeper Brief (1967)
the Falcon, Adventures of the
- The Wheel of Fortune (1955)
Frontier
- Cattle Drive to Casper (1955)
The High Chaparral
- The Lieutenant (1970)
Ironside
- In the Line of Duty (1971)
It's a Great Life
- The Vacuum Cleaner Salesman (1954)
Jane Wyman Presents The Fireside Theatre
- The Pendulum (1957)
The Joseph Cotten Show: On Trial
- The Case of the Double Trouble (1957)
Lancer
- The Measure of a Man (1969)
Laramie (regular as Sheriff Mort Corey, 33 episodes, 1960-1963)
- Ride into Darkness (1960)
- The Dark Trail (1960)
Lassie
- Stable Mates (1959)
- Eager Beaver (1962)
- A Specialist for Lassie (1963)
- High Tension (1963)
- Lassie's Gift of Love (Part 1) (1963)
- Lassie's Gift of Love: Part 2 (1963)
- Lassie and the Savage (1964)
- The Old Man in the Forest (1965)
- Cry of the Wild (1967)
- The Guardian (1967)
- Starfire (1967)
Lawman
- The Outcast (1958)
- The Promise (1961)
The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp
- Mr. Cousin and Mr. Brother (1956) (uncredited)
- One (1958)
- Two (1958)
- Three (1958)
- Four (1958)
- Horse Race (1959)
- The Ring of Death (1959)
The Lone Ranger
- Masked Deputy (1950)
- The Globe (1954)
- Heritage of Treason (1955)
The Loretta Young Show
- You're Driving Me Crazy (1954)
- Case Book (1955)
- The Little Teacher (1955)
Marcus Welby, M.D.
- Let Ernest Come Over (1969)
Maverick
- The Ghost Soldiers (1959)
The Millionaire
- The Ed Murdock Story (1956)
Mr. & Mrs. North
- Flight 217 (1954)
M Squad
- The Teacher (1959)
National Velvet
- Jeopardy (1962)
Navy Log
- Thach Weaves a Trap (1957)
- Capture of the U-505 (1957)
Northwest Passage
- The Deserter (1959)
Official Detective
- Loan Companies (1957)
Overland Trail
- The Reckoning (1960)
Passport to Danger
- Havana (1956)
Perry Mason
- The Case of the Fifty Millionth Frenchman (1964)
Public Defender
- The Forger (1954)
- Out of the Past (1954)
- When Credit Is Due (1954)
Racket Squad
- Big Trap (1952)
The Restless Gun
- Jenny (1957)
- The Shooting of Jett King (1957)
- Aunt Emma (1958)
- The Way Back (1958)
- The Pawn (1959)
The Rifleman
- The Gaucho (1958)
- The Grasshopper (1960)
Riverboat
- Fort Epitaph (1960) (uncredited)
- Hang the Men High (1960)
- The Quota (1960)
The Rough Riders
- The Promise (1959)
Schlitz Playhouse
- The Devil's Other Name (1953)
- Midnight Haul (1954)
- Too Late to Run (1955)
- The Roustabout (1956)
- A Tale of Wells Fargo (1956)
Shotgun Slade
- The Smell of Money (1960)
Stage 7
- End of the Line (1955)
The Star and the Story
- Ferry to Fox Island (1955)
- The Whizzer (1956)
Steve Donovan, Western Marshal
- Journey Into Danger (1955)
Stories of the Century
- Belle Starr (1954)
Sugarfoot
- The Strange Land (1957)
- The Bullet and the Cross (1958)
- The Canary Kid (1958)
Superman, Adventures of
- Superman on Earth (1952)
Tales of Wells Fargo
- Alder Gulch (1957)
Telephone Time
- Arithmetic Sailor (1957)
The Texan
- The Hemp Tree (1958)
- Letter of the Law (1959)
- No Way Out (1959)
The Thin Man
- Bat McKidderick (1959)
Tightrope
- The Long Odds (1960)
- A Matter of Money (1960)
Thriller
- Late Date (1961)
The 20th Century-Fox Hour
- Gun in His Hand (1956)
Two Faces West
- The Trigger (1961)
The Virginian
- Ride a Dark Trail (1963)
- Lost Yesterday (1965)
- The Brothers (1965)
- That Saunders Woman (1966)
- The Lady from Wichita (1967)
- Fox, Hound and the Widow McCloud (1969)
- The Stranger (1969) (uncredited)
Wagon Train
- The Jean LeBec Story (1957)
- The Estaban Zamora Story (1959)
Wanted: Dead or Alive
- Black Belt (1960)
- Baa-Baa (1961)
Waterfront
- Sunken Treasure (1954)
- Cap'n Long John (1954)
Whirlybirds
- Missing Witness (1957)
Wire Service
- The Blood Rock Mine
- A Matter of Conscience (1957)
Yancy Derringer
- Gone But Not Forgotten (1959)
Zane Grey Theater
- You Only Run Once (1956)
- Until the Man Dies (1957)
Regular and Semi-Regular Shows:
Cimarron City (September, 1958 to April, 1959, 26 episodes)
Randall appeared in Cimarron City as the semi-regular sheriff, Art Sampson (or "Simpson"). He was in five episodes.
George Montgomery starred in Cimarron City as the mayor, Matt Rockford.
John Smith co-starred as Lane Temple, lawman/blacksmith, and Audrey Totter co-starred as Beth Purcell, owner of Cimarron City's hotel. Dan Blocker also appeared regularly as Tiny Budinger.
The show revolved around at least one of the three main characters -- Montgomery, Smith, or Totter -- and was driven by the plot, rather than the action.
Cimarron City on DVD:
Complete Series
Laramie (September, 1959 - May, 1963, 124 episodes)
On Laramie, Stuart Randall played Sheriff Mort Cory for thirty-three episodes, providing level-headed balance for John Smith's "Slim Sherman" and Robert Fuller's "Jess Harper," and helping them out of predicaments, occasionally having to lock them up in jail. Of course, there are several times when Slim and Jess are the ones helping out Mort.
At different points in the series, Mort has a wife ("Sarah") and a nephew ("Johnny"), but neither last long; his father also makes a brief appearance in one episode, "Killer Legend."
In season one, episode "Hour After Dawn," Mort Cory is played by Robert Osterloh, and "Sarah" appears in this episode.
Laramie on DVD:
Season One
Season Two
Season Three
Season Four
Lassie
Stuart Randall had a recurring role on Lassie as "Al Livermore" (5 episodes). He also appeared three different times as "Len Briggs."
***************
Although Stuart Randall played a variety of roles, from army officer to Indian chief, he most frequently played a lawman of sorts -- a sheriff, a deputy, or a marshal. Here's a rough list of parts he played as a lawman:
Movies:
1950
Bells of Coronado
1952
Carbine Williams
1960
College Confidential
1964
Taggart
1965
Fluffy
TV Shows:
Bonanza (6 episodes)
Broken Arrow (1 episode)
Checkmate (1 episode)
Cheyenne (2 episodes)
Cimarron City (5 episodes)
Colt .45 (1 episode)
Death Valley Days (1 episode)
Destry (1 episode)
Lancer (1 episode)
Laramie (34 episodes)
Overland Trail (1 episode)
Perry Mason (1 episode)
The Restless Gun (4 episodes)
The Rifleman (1 episode)
Schlitz Playhouse (1 episode)
Shotgun Slade (1 episode)
Stories of the Century (1 episode)
Sugarfoot (2 episodes)
The Texan (2 episodes)
The Thin Man (1 episode)
The Virginian (1 episode)
Wagon Train (2 episodes)
Yancy Derringer (1 episode)
And not only did he play the sheriff of Laramie, WY, in the Laramie tv series, he also appeared as sheriff of that same town on Overland Trail and The Virginian.
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Not much is known about Stuart Randall aside from the roles he played, but the May/June 2013 issue of Western Clippings has a piece written about him under the Characters and Heavies column. According to this, he was in the service during WWII, and was married at the time of enlistment.
In 1969, Randall was the grand marshal of the Hesperia Days Parade in Hesperia, CA (The San Bernardino County Sun, May 20, 1969).
The May 27, 1952 issue of The Southeast Missourian newspaper contains an interesting bit of information:
Stuart Randall, a Clark Gable-ish newcomer who played the role of the general in "Fixed Bayonets" will be Gloria Swanson's leading man in Albert Zugsmith's production of "Crosstown."
Crosstown never was made. According to Gloria Swanson: The Ultimate Star, by Stephen Michael Shearer, the picture fell through because of Swanson's demands for more money.
*Randall's birth name and the names of his parents are also credit of Boyd Magers and the May/June 2013 issue of Western Clippings (#113).
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Movie/TV credit information is taken from Internet Movie Database, unless otherwise noted, and is updated and corrected if needed.
Born: July 24, 1909 (in Indiana, USA) (as Clarence Maxwell*)
Died: June 22, 1988 (in San Bernadino, CA)
Spouse(s): ?
Children: ?
Parents: Walter and Allie Maxwell*
Movies:
1950
Bells of Coronado
Rustlers on Horseback
Rider from Tucson
Dynamite Pass (uncredited)
1951
Fixed Bayonets! (uncredited)
The Bushwhackers
The Lady Pays Off (uncredited)
Arizona Manhunt
Tomorrow Is Another Day
The Hoodlum
Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison (uncredited)
Wells Fargo Gunmaster
Tomahawk
Rough Riders of Durango
Storm Warning
1952
Hiawatha
Pony Soldier
Captive Women
Hurricane Smith
Park Row
O. Henry's Full House (segment "The Clarion Call") (uncredited)
Diplomatic Courier (uncredited)
The Half-Breed (uncredited)
The Pride of St. Louis (uncredited)
Kid Monk Baroni
Carbine Williams
Bugles in the Afternoon
Rancho Notorious (uncredited)
This Woman Is Dangerous (uncredited)
1953
Captain John Smith and Pocahontas
Mexican Manhunt
Vicki (uncredited)
Champ for a Day (uncredited)
The Man from the Alamo (uncredited)
Hannah Lee: An American Primitive
Arena
Pickup on South Street (uncredited)
Pony Express
Destination Gobi (uncredited)
Sword of Venus
1954
This Is My Love
Naked Alibi
The Far Country (uncredited)
Man with the Steel Whip
They Rode West
Southwest Passage
The Great Diamond Robbery (uncredited)
1955
Texas Lady (uncredited)
Headline Hunters
Female on the Beach
Chief Crazy Horse
1956
Miami Exposé
Pardners
Star in the Dust
Indestructible Man
The Ten Commandments (uncredited)
1957
Run of the Arrow
1959
The Big Fisherman
Verboten!
1960
College Confidential (uncredited)
From the Terrace (uncredited)
The Gallant Hours (uncredited)
Home from the Hill (uncredited)
I'll Give My Life
1961
Posse from Hell
Frontier Uprising
1963
Lassie: A Christmas Tail
1964
Taggart
1965
Fluffy
1969
True Grit (uncredited)
TV Shows:
Alias Smith and Jones
- Dreadful Sorry Clementine (1971)
The Big Valley
- Shadow of a Giant (1968)
The Bold Ones: The New Doctors
- To Save a Life (1969)
Bonanza
- The Spanish Grant (1960)
- Breed of Violence (1960)
- The Lila Conrad Story (1964)
- The Real People of Muddy Creek (1968)
- The Wagon (1970)
- Shadow of a Hero (1971)
Border Patrol
- Political Killer (1959)
Broken Arrow
- Old Enemy (1958)
Buckskin
- China Boy (1958)
The Californians
- The Vigilantes Begin (1957)
Cavalcade of America
- The Paper Sword (1954)
Charlie Chan, The New Adventures of
- The Secret of the Sea (1957)
Checkmate
- The Cyanide Touch (1960)
Cheyenne
- Hard Bargain (1957)
- Apache Blood (1960)
Cimarron City (semi-regular as Sheriff Art Simpson/Sampson; see below for
episodes list)
- To Become a Man (1958)
- Medicine Man (1958)
- Kid on a Calico Horse (1958)
- A Respectable Girl (1958)
- Child of Fear (1959)
City Detective
- Handcuffs (1953)
Colt .45
- Gallows at Granite Gap (1957)
- The Golden Gun (1958)
Daniel Boone
- The Courtship of Jericho Jones (1965)
Death Valley Days
- The Courtship of Carrie Huntington (1966)
- The Pieces of the Puzzle (1968)
Destry
- Big Deal at Little River (1964)
Dr. Fu Manchu, The Adventures of
- The Secret of Fu Manchu (1956)
Dundee and the Culhane
- The Thy Brother's Keeper Brief (1967)
the Falcon, Adventures of the
- The Wheel of Fortune (1955)
Frontier
- Cattle Drive to Casper (1955)
The High Chaparral
- The Lieutenant (1970)
Ironside
- In the Line of Duty (1971)
It's a Great Life
- The Vacuum Cleaner Salesman (1954)
Jane Wyman Presents The Fireside Theatre
- The Pendulum (1957)
The Joseph Cotten Show: On Trial
- The Case of the Double Trouble (1957)
Lancer
- The Measure of a Man (1969)
Laramie (regular as Sheriff Mort Corey, 33 episodes, 1960-1963)
- Ride into Darkness (1960)
- The Dark Trail (1960)
Lassie
- Stable Mates (1959)
- Eager Beaver (1962)
- A Specialist for Lassie (1963)
- High Tension (1963)
- Lassie's Gift of Love (Part 1) (1963)
- Lassie's Gift of Love: Part 2 (1963)
- Lassie and the Savage (1964)
- The Old Man in the Forest (1965)
- Cry of the Wild (1967)
- The Guardian (1967)
- Starfire (1967)
Lawman
- The Outcast (1958)
- The Promise (1961)
The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp
- Mr. Cousin and Mr. Brother (1956) (uncredited)
- One (1958)
- Two (1958)
- Three (1958)
- Four (1958)
- Horse Race (1959)
- The Ring of Death (1959)
The Lone Ranger
- Masked Deputy (1950)
- The Globe (1954)
- Heritage of Treason (1955)
The Loretta Young Show
- You're Driving Me Crazy (1954)
- Case Book (1955)
- The Little Teacher (1955)
Marcus Welby, M.D.
- Let Ernest Come Over (1969)
Maverick
- The Ghost Soldiers (1959)
The Millionaire
- The Ed Murdock Story (1956)
Mr. & Mrs. North
- Flight 217 (1954)
M Squad
- The Teacher (1959)
National Velvet
- Jeopardy (1962)
Navy Log
- Thach Weaves a Trap (1957)
- Capture of the U-505 (1957)
Northwest Passage
- The Deserter (1959)
Official Detective
- Loan Companies (1957)
Overland Trail
- The Reckoning (1960)
Passport to Danger
- Havana (1956)
Perry Mason
- The Case of the Fifty Millionth Frenchman (1964)
Public Defender
- The Forger (1954)
- Out of the Past (1954)
- When Credit Is Due (1954)
Racket Squad
- Big Trap (1952)
The Restless Gun
- Jenny (1957)
- The Shooting of Jett King (1957)
- Aunt Emma (1958)
- The Way Back (1958)
- The Pawn (1959)
The Rifleman
- The Gaucho (1958)
- The Grasshopper (1960)
Riverboat
- Fort Epitaph (1960) (uncredited)
- Hang the Men High (1960)
- The Quota (1960)
The Rough Riders
- The Promise (1959)
Schlitz Playhouse
- The Devil's Other Name (1953)
- Midnight Haul (1954)
- Too Late to Run (1955)
- The Roustabout (1956)
- A Tale of Wells Fargo (1956)
Shotgun Slade
- The Smell of Money (1960)
Stage 7
- End of the Line (1955)
The Star and the Story
- Ferry to Fox Island (1955)
- The Whizzer (1956)
Steve Donovan, Western Marshal
- Journey Into Danger (1955)
Stories of the Century
- Belle Starr (1954)
Sugarfoot
- The Strange Land (1957)
- The Bullet and the Cross (1958)
- The Canary Kid (1958)
Superman, Adventures of
- Superman on Earth (1952)
Tales of Wells Fargo
- Alder Gulch (1957)
Telephone Time
- Arithmetic Sailor (1957)
The Texan
- The Hemp Tree (1958)
- Letter of the Law (1959)
- No Way Out (1959)
The Thin Man
- Bat McKidderick (1959)
Tightrope
- The Long Odds (1960)
- A Matter of Money (1960)
Thriller
- Late Date (1961)
The 20th Century-Fox Hour
- Gun in His Hand (1956)
Two Faces West
- The Trigger (1961)
The Virginian
- Ride a Dark Trail (1963)
- Lost Yesterday (1965)
- The Brothers (1965)
- That Saunders Woman (1966)
- The Lady from Wichita (1967)
- Fox, Hound and the Widow McCloud (1969)
- The Stranger (1969) (uncredited)
Wagon Train
- The Jean LeBec Story (1957)
- The Estaban Zamora Story (1959)
Wanted: Dead or Alive
- Black Belt (1960)
- Baa-Baa (1961)
Waterfront
- Sunken Treasure (1954)
- Cap'n Long John (1954)
Whirlybirds
- Missing Witness (1957)
Wire Service
- The Blood Rock Mine
- A Matter of Conscience (1957)
Yancy Derringer
- Gone But Not Forgotten (1959)
Zane Grey Theater
- You Only Run Once (1956)
- Until the Man Dies (1957)
Regular and Semi-Regular Shows:
Cimarron City (September, 1958 to April, 1959, 26 episodes)
Randall appeared in Cimarron City as the semi-regular sheriff, Art Sampson (or "Simpson"). He was in five episodes.
George Montgomery starred in Cimarron City as the mayor, Matt Rockford.
John Smith co-starred as Lane Temple, lawman/blacksmith, and Audrey Totter co-starred as Beth Purcell, owner of Cimarron City's hotel. Dan Blocker also appeared regularly as Tiny Budinger.
The show revolved around at least one of the three main characters -- Montgomery, Smith, or Totter -- and was driven by the plot, rather than the action.
Cimarron City on DVD:
Complete Series
Laramie (September, 1959 - May, 1963, 124 episodes)
On Laramie, Stuart Randall played Sheriff Mort Cory for thirty-three episodes, providing level-headed balance for John Smith's "Slim Sherman" and Robert Fuller's "Jess Harper," and helping them out of predicaments, occasionally having to lock them up in jail. Of course, there are several times when Slim and Jess are the ones helping out Mort.
At different points in the series, Mort has a wife ("Sarah") and a nephew ("Johnny"), but neither last long; his father also makes a brief appearance in one episode, "Killer Legend."
In season one, episode "Hour After Dawn," Mort Cory is played by Robert Osterloh, and "Sarah" appears in this episode.
Laramie on DVD:
Season One
Season Two
Season Three
Season Four
Lassie
Stuart Randall had a recurring role on Lassie as "Al Livermore" (5 episodes). He also appeared three different times as "Len Briggs."
***************
Although Stuart Randall played a variety of roles, from army officer to Indian chief, he most frequently played a lawman of sorts -- a sheriff, a deputy, or a marshal. Here's a rough list of parts he played as a lawman:
Movies:
1950
Bells of Coronado
1952
Carbine Williams
1960
College Confidential
1964
Taggart
1965
Fluffy
TV Shows:
Bonanza (6 episodes)
Broken Arrow (1 episode)
Checkmate (1 episode)
Cheyenne (2 episodes)
Cimarron City (5 episodes)
Colt .45 (1 episode)
Death Valley Days (1 episode)
Destry (1 episode)
Lancer (1 episode)
Laramie (34 episodes)
Overland Trail (1 episode)
Perry Mason (1 episode)
The Restless Gun (4 episodes)
The Rifleman (1 episode)
Schlitz Playhouse (1 episode)
Shotgun Slade (1 episode)
Stories of the Century (1 episode)
Sugarfoot (2 episodes)
The Texan (2 episodes)
The Thin Man (1 episode)
The Virginian (1 episode)
Wagon Train (2 episodes)
Yancy Derringer (1 episode)
And not only did he play the sheriff of Laramie, WY, in the Laramie tv series, he also appeared as sheriff of that same town on Overland Trail and The Virginian.
**************
Not much is known about Stuart Randall aside from the roles he played, but the May/June 2013 issue of Western Clippings has a piece written about him under the Characters and Heavies column. According to this, he was in the service during WWII, and was married at the time of enlistment.
In 1969, Randall was the grand marshal of the Hesperia Days Parade in Hesperia, CA (The San Bernardino County Sun, May 20, 1969).
The May 27, 1952 issue of The Southeast Missourian newspaper contains an interesting bit of information:
Stuart Randall, a Clark Gable-ish newcomer who played the role of the general in "Fixed Bayonets" will be Gloria Swanson's leading man in Albert Zugsmith's production of "Crosstown."
Crosstown never was made. According to Gloria Swanson: The Ultimate Star, by Stephen Michael Shearer, the picture fell through because of Swanson's demands for more money.
*Randall's birth name and the names of his parents are also credit of Boyd Magers and the May/June 2013 issue of Western Clippings (#113).
*************************
Movie/TV credit information is taken from Internet Movie Database, unless otherwise noted, and is updated and corrected if needed.
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