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Mon 14
The Command — Carl Benton Reid
An Army medical captain is forced to assume command when his cavalry leader is killed, and he must win over the troops, who are battling a smallpox outbreak, and battle Indians they encounter.
Air Time & Details for Carl Benton Reid, Mon 14, 6:00 am -
Mon 14
The First Texan — Carl Benton Reid
Lawyer Sam Houston moves to Texas from Tennessee to start a new life, but is eventually drawn into the fight for Texas' independence from Mexico, culminating in the Battle of the Alamo.
Air Time & Details for Carl Benton Reid, Mon 14, 11:30 am -
Wed 16
Wichita — Carl Benton Reid
Wyatt Earp aims to bring law and order to the wide-open cow town of Wichita. He faces an uphill battle, however, as many of the area's outlaws attempt to defeat him.
Air Time & Details for Carl Benton Reid, Wed 16, 2:00 pm
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Biography
About Carl Benton Reid
Carl Benton Reid determined he wanted to be an actor and nothing else while still in high school. Graduating from the drama department at Carnegie Tech, Reid worked for several seasons with the Cleveland Playhouse in the 1920s. He appeared in abbreviated Shakespearean productions at the Chicago World's Fair in 1933, then went on to a fruitful Broadway career.
Reid was brought to Hollywood in 1941 to re-create his stage role of Oscar Hubbard in the film version of Lillian Hellman's play The Little Foxes. Trafficking in "heavy" roles for most of his film career, Reid's favorite film assignment was also his least villainous: Clem Rogers, father of the title character in 1953's The Story of Will Rogers. As busy on television as he'd previously been on-stage and in films, Carl Benton Reid was seen regularly as "the Man," a shadowy espionage chief, in the 1965 TV series Amos Burke, Secret Agent.