Jim Davis TV Schedule
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Jim Davis on TV This Week
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Mon 27
The Big Sky — Jim Davis
Howard Hawks' version of the A.B. Guthrie novel about Kentucky frontiersmen taking a keelboat trip up the Missouri River in the 1830s and running into some Indian trouble along the way.
Air Time & Details for Jim Davis, Mon 27, 2:30 am -
Mon 27
Perry Mason: The Case of the Fickle Filly — Jim Davis
When fortune hunter Brad Shelby is slain, the girl he jilted goes on trial for the crime. Jennifer: Joan Freeman. Brad: Bob McQuain. Mason: Raymond Burr. Tabor: Jim Davis. Landro: Mort Mills. Della: Barbara Hale.
Air Time & Details for Jim Davis, Mon 27, 11:30 pm -
Wed 29
Have Gun, Will Travel: Treasure — Jim Davis
Long has served his term for robbery. Now he faces gunmen wanting to know where he hid the loot. Edna: Jeanne Cooper. Paladin: Richard Boone.
Air Time & Details for Jim Davis, Wed 29, 11:30 am -
Fri 31
The President's Lady — Jim Davis
The story of Andrew and Rachel Jackson, from courtship to the White House.
Air Time & Details for Jim Davis, Fri 31, 3:50 am -
Sun 2
The Maverick Queen — Jim Davis
Barbara Stanwyck plays a saloonkeeper who falls for a Pinkerton agent (Barry Sullivan) posing as an outlaw. Sundance: Scott Brady. Lucy: Mary Murphy. Jamie: Wallace Ford. Butch Cassidy: Howard Petrie. Stranger: Jim Davis. Malone: Emile Meyer. Sheriff: Walter Sande. Muncie: George Keymas. Joseph Kane directed.
Air Time & Details for Jim Davis, Sun 2, 12:15 pm
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Biography
About Jim Davis
Jim Davis' show business career began in a circus where he worked as a tent-rigger. He came to Los Angeles as a traveling salesman in 1940, gradually drifting into the movies following an MGM screen test with Esther Williams. After six long years in minor roles, he was "introduced" in 1948's Winter Meeting, co-starring with Bette Davis (no relation, though the Warner Bros.
publicity department made much of the fact that the two stars shared the same name). He never caught on as a romantic lead, however, and spent most of the 1950s in secondary roles often as Western heavies. He starred in two syndicated TV series, Stories of the Century (1954) and Rescue 8 (1958-1959), and made at least 200 guest star appearances on other programs.
Jim Davis is best known today for his work as oil-rich Jock Ewing on the prime time TV serial Dallas, a role he held down from 1978 to his unexpected death following surgery in 1981.