A friend sent me the link below about the early years that Frank Sutton lived
in East Nashville. He played Sgt. Carter in TAGS Eps 107 Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C. as
well as the TV Show of the same name.
http://nashvillehistory.blogspot.com/2017/04/frank-sutton-east-nashville.html
Jeff
OK friends, here is something to think about.
You have just moved to Mayberry and you want to host a little dinner part
to get to know some folks better.
You are going to invite 6 people for dinner.
Who would you invite?
What would you serve for dinner?
What would your entertainment be?
What
Yep, this brings into my mind a question I have had for years, even decades now
I reckon.
Were the two "Nurse Marys" supposed to be the same people? I have always
maintained they were not. Although they were in episodes that were shown close
together.
Any thoughts on this? My mind has been
Every time the TAGS episode "Goober's Contest" rolls around in my nightly
viewing schedule, I am
thanking Howard McNear for his courage and tenacity in portraying his beloved
character Floyd the Barber right
up through the final decline of his health. A dedicated and brilliant comedic
I've been enjoying watching "The George Burns & Gracie Allen Show" every
weekday morning on Antenna TV. Howard McNear (our lovable Floyd) played
Cuthbert Jantzen, the Burns' plumber who was a widower with 4 college age
daughters. Sort of a role reversal for Floyd, playing opposite ditzy Gracie
and
I noticed that Paul Mulik caught the error in Sue Ane Langdon's name. As Emma
Watson would say "Could be there's more than meets the eye." Maybe ol' Paul
has a crush on the prettiest gal to ever grace a Mayberry episode
dan
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Watch a Petticoat Junction episode today, "The Curse of Chester W. Farnsworth".
Noticed 2 alumni:
Hal Smith (Otis) as a traveling salesman, and
Frank Ferguson (Mr. Foley) as Dr. Stuart
Brian
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