Lisa Gaye TV Schedule
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Lisa Gaye on TV This Week
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Sat 14
Maverick: State of Siege — Lisa Gaye
Proving once again that he's basically nonviolent, Bart (Jack Kelly) witnesses a battle of bullets that leaves him stunned---and almost dead. Soledad: Lisa Gaye. Manuel: Joe De Santis. Roberto: Raoul De Leon. Yaquita: Ref Sanchez. Mamacita: Bella Bruck.
Air Time & Details for Lisa Gaye, Sat 14, 8:00 pm -
Thu 19
Love That Bob! — Lisa Gaye
Romance wasn't always a snap for a suave ladies' man who worked as a photographer in Hollywood, shooting (and often dating) beautiful models, while his widowed sister wished he would just settle down and his assistant quietly pined for him. The series was originally titled 'The Bob Cummings Show,' but was retitled 'Love That Bob!' when it aired in daytime reruns on ABC and then in syndication.
Air Time & Details for Lisa Gaye, Thu 19, 10:30 pm -
Sat 21
I Dream of Jeannie: U-F-Ohh Jeannie — Lisa Gaye
Hillbillies figure the astronauts for Martians---or revenooers!
Air Time & Details for Lisa Gaye, Sat 21, 9:30 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Lisa Gaye
A dancer at Los Angeles' Biltmore Hotel, Lisa Gaye (née Griffin) signed with Universal-International in 1953 and played a standard leading-lady role in Drums Across the River (1954). She also did such typical '50s genre pictures as Rock Around the Clock (1956) and Shake, Rattle and Rock (1957), but was busier on television, where she appeared on The Bob Cummings Show and the popular series Death Valley Days and Perry Mason. Gaye, who is the sister of former leading ladies Debra Paget, Teala Loring and Ruell Shayne, left show business in the '60s to raise her family.
She should not be confused with the later cult star of the same name.