The impact of his death was so significant that Blake, who played Miss Kitty, could not handle it and was written out of the show the year after.       - John Milford       - Frank Ellis Glenn started in radio in El Paso in 1928, eventually hooking up with the Arizona Wranglers, a group who at the time included musician/actors Jack Kirk and Cactus Mack. Well, the horse, they cued him a little late and he fell right across our trail. Working on a film at Universal, he noticed that the makeup man, department head, He was known to love children. Noel Smith directed 5 and Eason only 3.—ed.).       - Don Harvey Paul Sorenson, Ben Welden, William Watson, George Barrows. Glenn Strange. For instance, he’d hook a four-up to a wagon, then come down a road and you’d see him bend ‘em, he had a way of pulling the king pin which let the horses loose and he’d go with the horses and the wagon would just pick itself up and wrap itself around a tree. The Woman as Joey, stagecoach       - Jack Elam Luckily, he had prerecorded it just in case that happened and they played that. Of course, all our locations were Iverson’s or Ray Corrigan’s or out at the old Monogram streets. You’ll even see him during his later “Gunsmoke” years playing the fiddle at some Dodge City social. On September 20, 1973, at age 74, Strange died of lung cancer in Los Angeles, California.       - Tris Coffin Strange first appeared on Gunsmoke in 1959 and assumed several roles on the long-running program before he was permanently cast as the stolid bartender. (Laughs). They had two daughters, Wynema and Juanita.       - John Doucette       - Robert Ryan       - John Cliff actors Rex Allen Sr. and Taylor Curtis 'Cactus Mack' I didn’t even touch my gun. Victoria Vinton would like to do dramatic stuff but they cast her in this Dick Foran western as my girlfriend (“California Mail” ‘36). Dick Foran, who had just lost his nose to cancer, said to me, “He was one of the best human beings on the face of this good earth.” (A few months later Dick was gone.) Born August 16, 1899, in Weed, NM, of Irish-Cherokee parentage, his father was a bartender and a rancher.       - William Fawcett He picks up this menu and he goes (makes like he can’t see it)…he holds it up here and he holds it out here and over here—Ye Gods! He was a young rancher, but in 1930, he came to Hollywood as a member of the radio singing group Arizona Wranglers. (Laughs) He was as big as (James) Arness!       - John Anderson (Laughs) We started to dance and ‘course she just (sniffs) in the scene… ‘course the director (Noel Smith) is in on this. (He talks about this in the following interview.) driver.       - Edmund Cobb       - Lee Van Cleef Legacy.com is the leading provider of online obituaries for the newspaper industry. At the funeral, he really helped me get through it. Glenn’s early musical training allowed him to compose several songs for films, the most recognized being “On the Banks of the Sunny San Juan” which he wrote with Eddie Dean who performed it in “Wildfire” (‘45) and “Harmony Trail” (‘44). Glenn quit school after the 8th grade to help his father in the cattle business, but after learning to play the fiddle at about age 12, he started drifting around the country with various type shows. Petro—the “Mad Monster”. Birth Name: George Glenn Strange He died on September 20, 1973 in Los Angeles, California of lung cancer Strange’s songwriting partner, Eddie Dean, sang at the funerals for both Strange and McPeters but was so choked up at Strange’s death, a recording had to be played instead. Veteran of nine serials including “Flash Gordon”. Butch Cavendish who ambushed Clayton Moore on TV’s “Lone Ranger”.       - Richard Devon Glenn Strange Zodiac Sign is Leo, Ethnicity Not Known & religion Not Available.. Glenn Strange Net Worth 2018.       - Dan Duryea       - Wallace Ford The director says (affecting accent) “Villiams, what’s-a-matter wit you?” Vidor was always bawlin’ everybody out. (Laughs) We were doing this fight and they called lunch. I’d come off every pinnacle in the country and horse falls—of course you’re always leading the pack if you’re the heavy—I’ve had horses fall and the whole pack run over me. Hathorn, Billy (2013). In the scene in which the Monster is discovered in a cave, Strange lay immersed for hours in "faked quicksand" (actually cold mud) waiting for the cameras to roll. We’ve got the makeup man over here at the door with a blood sponge and Bob’s (gun) is loaded with blanks. So we went to lunch, I picked up a menu, leaned over and said, “Ugh. I thought he was gonna bleed to death.       - Tom Bay Before becoming an actor, he had various jobs, including singer, professional boxer, cattle rancher, rodeo rider and deputy sheriff in New Mexico.       - Gregg Barton Strange also appeared in character with Lou Costello in a haunted house skit on The Colgate Comedy Hour as well as making a gag publicity appearance as a masked flagpole-sitter for a local Los Angeles TV show in the 1950s.       - Rex Holman Remains: Buried, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery, Hollywood Hills, CA. By the time he was 12, he was performing at cowboy dances. I was up at Sonora, CA, one time, out at a place called Phoenix Lake. An author claims to have solved the 70-year mystery of Glenn Miller's death - using the Devon diary of a teenage plane spotter.       - George Chesebro, The Stuntmen - Neil Summers       - Nestor Pavia He put his arm around my shoulder and said how much we would all miss Glenn. [7] Singer Eddie Dean, with whom Strange had collaborated on various songs and opening themes for films, sang at Strange's funeral service as a final tribute. That same year he played the rancher Pat Cafferty, who faces the threat of anthrax, in the episode "Queen of the Cimarron" of the syndicated western series, Frontier Doctor. I was doing the heavy in it. They told me, he’s gonna throw a coupla knives, he’s real good. This is on film, he went right over and hit on his nose, in fact, broke his nose. Topic: Yakima Canutt— He was a cousin of cowboy In 1952, he was cast in the role of Chief Black Cloud in the episode "Indian War Party" of the syndicated The Range Rider. Jim, Do you know something we don't? Oh Brother! It overflowed the church.       - Hank Patterson He was married from 1937 to his death in 1973 to his third wife, Minnie Thompson (1911–2004). When Nehemiah Persoff asks the whereabouts of Sam, Floyd replies, “We lost him awhile back…everybody around here misses him a lot.”. Jim asked when he was going to do an episode, explaining he liked to work with tall guys and Glenn fit the bill.       - Lafe McKee       - Ernie Adams       - Al Ferguson       - Marie Windsor Glenn came to “Gunsmoke” when he met James Arness in ‘59. Big says, “Now, I wanna tell you somethin,” he had his arm up around this old bald-face horse he had, ol’ Comanche, “By God, don’t you get tough with me or I’ll throw this damned old horse at you.” What made it so funny, Big was about strong enough to do it! Glenn can be spotted playing fiddle with Kirk, Mack, Charles Baldra, Charley Sargent and other musicians in such ‘30s B-westerns as “Lawless Range”, “Stormy”, “Westward Ho” and “Cyclone of the Saddle”. You always go eat and come back and finish it. The couple had one child, Janine Laraine Strange (born 1939). He bawled her out, “C’mon now, you’re supposed to be sweethearts,” and so on. Still making feature films, Glenn entered the early days of TV in ‘49 as he waylaid Clayton Moore and a group of Texas Rangers on the first three continued-storyline episodes of “The Lone Ranger”. Norman Sedgewick owned this stage. That’s why they double. I never stunted very much, I just stunted a little-while and then started trying to act… and I’m still trying.       - Steve Brodie just beyond where ZIV used to be, that’s where Grand National started. Strange was married from 1937 to his death in 1973 to his third wife, Minnie Thompson (1911–2004). You walk down the main entrance to Columbia Studios, you turn left and went into an office there, and this was a stage in back of—where the barber shop is—all along there, that frontage was for storage, but behind it was a stage. Strange appeared in six episodes of The Rifleman playing the same role in different variations: Cole, the stagecoach driver, in "Duel of Honor" (episode 7); a stagecoach shotgun guard in "The Dead-eye Kid" (episode 20); Joey, a stagecoach driver, in "The Woman" (episode 32); as well as an unnamed stagecoach driver in "The Blowout" (episode 43), "The Spiked Rifle" (episode 49) and "Miss Bertie" (episode 90).[3].       - Leo Gordon GS: Kinda in behind Columbia Drug now (in 1965), there used to be a passageway to the left. I said, “I don’t know. Hugh was announcing and he announced us as we’d come out, and why Hugh did it, I don’t know…my Bud came out before I did and he called him Puny. He kept Glenn working when he had his cancer until he just couldn’t work any longer. The next time he pulls a stunt like this there’s gonna be trouble, that’s all!” Now they tell me all they’re gonna say and we’ve got it all made up what we’re gonna do. Dick Foran’s sidekick “Pee Wee”.       - Bud Geary Coronavirus Update. Topic: Injuries and accidents— Chaney played the role "unofficially" twice for Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, in Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948) in which he stood in for       - Charles Stevens GS: I got my leg broke.       - Ethan Laidlaw I was still rodeoing when Warners pulled me over there with Foran. A lot of the Range Busters was done right there.     - Page 2 (1950-1979). But most of all, 6' 3" Glenn Strange was a B-western badman in over 200 features. Glenn Strange Death. The freewheeling conversation rambled from one subject to another, so for WC purposes, we’ve simply given each topic a designation and let Glenn do the rest. (Laughs) Now this director (Charles Vidor) didn’t like any foolishness at all, he was strictly everybody-pay-attention-to-what-I’m-doin’.       - Lee Roberts Some were in wheelchairs, walkers, etc. Strange was cast in five episodes of the ABC western The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp and three segments of the syndicated Annie Oakley. Strange appeared six times in 1956 in multiple roles on Edgar Buchanan's syndicated Judge Roy Bean. I had a guy coming from the other way with what they call a falling horse—they cue ‘em, you know, and they fall.

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