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Thu 13
Catlow — David Ladd
Former saddle pals spar on opposite sides of the law in this tale of post-Civil War Texas.
Air Time & Details for David Ladd, Thu 13, 9:00 am -
Fri 14
Bonanza: Feet of Clay — David Ladd
Hoss's efforts to pull Billy Allen from his shell are upset when Billy's father escapes from prison.
Air Time & Details for David Ladd, Fri 14, 7:00 pm -
Sat 15
Wagon Train: The Terry Morrell Story — David Ladd
Wagoners find Ben Morrell and his son very antisocial: the two can't even tolerate each other.
Air Time & Details for David Ladd, Sat 15, 11:00 am -
Mon 17
The Big Land — David Ladd
A crooked cattle buyer has a beef with a Texas rancher who tries to convince Missouri farmers to establish a small town as a railroad link between the Rio Grande and Kansas City, thus seeing livestock prices increase.
Air Time & Details for David Ladd, Mon 17, 9:00 am
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Biography
About David Ladd
The son of film star Alan Ladd and Hollywood agent Sue Carol, David Ladd began his career as a sensitive, Brandon DeWilde-type juvenile actor. David was quite impressive in such family-oriented outdoor film fare as The Big Land (1957), The Proud Rebel (1958, co-starring with his father) and Dog of Flanders (1960). As an adult, Ladd was most often seen in secondary character roles.
Following the lead of his half-brother Alan Ladd Jr., David became a TV producer, with one theatrical feature The Serpent and the Rainbow (1988), to his credit. For several years, David Ladd was married to actress Cheryl Jean Stopelmoor, who retained the professional name of Cheryl Ladd long after the union floundered.