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Mon 3
Blonde for a Day — Kathryn Adams
Private eye Mike Shayne (Hugh Beaumont) helps a reporter friend who's a target of gamblers. Kathryn Adams. Tim: Paul Bryar. Dilly: Richard Fraser. Helen: Marjorie Hoshelle. Rafferty: Cy Kendall. Up to standard. Directed by Sam Newfield.
Air Time & Details for Kathryn Adams, Mon 3, 8:00 am -
Mon 3
Blonde for a Day — Kathryn Adams
Private eye Mike Shayne (Hugh Beaumont) helps a reporter friend who's a target of gamblers. Kathryn Adams. Tim: Paul Bryar. Dilly: Richard Fraser. Helen: Marjorie Hoshelle. Rafferty: Cy Kendall. Up to standard. Directed by Sam Newfield.
Air Time & Details for Kathryn Adams, Mon 3, 8:00 pm -
Sat 8
Blonde for a Day — Kathryn Adams
Private eye Mike Shayne (Hugh Beaumont) helps a reporter friend who's a target of gamblers. Kathryn Adams. Tim: Paul Bryar. Dilly: Richard Fraser. Helen: Marjorie Hoshelle. Rafferty: Cy Kendall. Up to standard. Directed by Sam Newfield.
Air Time & Details for Kathryn Adams, Sat 8, 11:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Kathryn Adams
Blonde silent screen actress Kathryn Adams came to films in 1915 after a brief and rather unsuccessful stint in musical comedy. Pigeon-holed as a vamp almost from the start, Adams co-starred in the 1915 Metro release The Shooting of Dan McGraw, from the poem by Robert W. Service; was Olivia Primrose in Thanhouser's 1917 version of the classic The Vicar of Wakefield; and played Millie Erne opposite William Farnum in the 1918 Riders of the Purple Sage.
Adams drifted into supporting roles in the 1920s, and except for a brief appearance in the 1931 version of The Squaw Man, disappeared from films after 1925. A different Kathryn Adams played ingenues at Universal from 1939-1946.