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Sun 2
The Grapes of Wrath — Harry Tyler
John Ford's powerful adaptation of the John Steinbeck classic about a destitute farm family migrating from Dust Bowl Oklahoma to "the promised land," California, during the Great Depression. Henry Fonda stars and Jane Darwell won a Supporting Actress Oscar as Ma Joad, the soft-spoken, determined matriarch of the clan. Ford won for his directing.
Air Time & Details for Harry Tyler, Sun 2, 6:00 am -
Tue 4
The Grapes of Wrath — Harry Tyler
John Ford's powerful adaptation of the John Steinbeck classic about a destitute farm family migrating from Dust Bowl Oklahoma to "the promised land," California, during the Great Depression. Henry Fonda stars and Jane Darwell won a Supporting Actress Oscar as Ma Joad, the soft-spoken, determined matriarch of the clan. Ford won for his directing.
Air Time & Details for Harry Tyler, Tue 4, 6:00 am -
Wed 5
After the Thin Man — Harry Tyler
The second entry in the comedy-whodunit series finds married sleuths Nick and Nora Charles in San Francisco, where they get involved in a murder case in which her lovely cousin is a suspect. The screenplay by Albert Hackett and Frances Goodrich was nominated for an Oscar.
Air Time & Details for Harry Tyler, Wed 5, 11:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Harry Tyler
American actor Harry Tyler wasn't really as old as the hills when he started his film career in 1929; in fact, he was barely 40. Still, Tyler's wizened, gimlet-eyed face was his fortune, and he spent most of his movie years playing variations of the Spry Old Timer. Tyler began his stage career as a boy soprano in 1901, under the aegis of producer Flo Ziegfeld and Ziegfeld's wife Anna Held.
He married Gladys Crolius in 1910, and for the next twelve years they toured vaudeville in a precursor to Burns and Allen's smart guy/dumb dora act. Returning to the legitimate stage in 1925, Tyler journeyed to Hollywood when talking pictures took hold four years later. His inaugural screen appearance was a recreation of his stage role in The Shannons on Broadway.
Harry Tyler played bits and featured roles as janitors, sign painters, philandering businessmen, frontier farmers and accident victims from 1929 until his farewell appearance in John Ford's The Last Hurrah (1958).