Racket Squad - Romance Unlimited (1/3)
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Classicphile is right. Tristram Coffin, the "Dead Man Walking," appeared in many of these programs and starred in the serial KING OF THE ROCKET MEN (1949). As for Reed Hadley himself, he has the distinction of being the second actor to portray the actual Zorro, which he did in ZORRO'S FIGHTING LEGION, a serial that came out in 1939.
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The three men at 1:15, the blonde one on the far right is actor Robert Easton. He spent a BIG part of his acting career playing hayseeds, hillbillies and country bumpkins. He's been on hte Jack Benny shows, worked with Abbott and Costello (comin' round the mountain), and tons of other classic tv shows. As I understand it, he is or was one of the more sought after dialect coaches.
classicphile 2 years ago
You just never know who's going to turn up in these shows!
hwy61media 2 years ago
This is true. Whenever I watch some old 1950s show, I am amazed by the number of familiar actors. In 2006 I was watching a 1957 episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents. I saw actor Dick York (best known as Darrin from the classic tv show Bewitched). Yet it wasnt listed in his credits at IMDB. I submitted this info to IMDB, months go by and they do nothing. I resubmit it, a year goes by and still nothing. Today the credit is listed there. I dont know when they finally added it.
classicphile 2 years ago
Another case in point. I just uploaded another episode of Medic. In this episode, along with Richard Boone, is James Anderson and Lee J. Cobb.
Anderson had over 133 screen credits and probably would have had many more but he died young (48). He's in another upload I did recently, "Racket Squad - The Case of the Perpetual Pellet."
Strange that IMDB took so long.
Thanks Marc!
hwy61media 2 years ago
This was one of the last episodes of the series, originally telecast on August 10, 1953. Original sponsor Philip Morris' influence is still evident in the PM pack on the dispatcher's switchboard, and the cigarette between Capt. Braddock's fingers (and HIS pack on the desk) during his opening monologue.
fromthesidelines 2 years ago
Hard for the audience to miss.
hwy61media 2 years ago