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Fri 2
Sanford and Son: Fred's Extra Job — Milton Frome
Fred's plan to help Lamont financially: offer his junk empire as collateral for a loan he will repay by moonlighting as a waiter. Redd Foxx, Demond Wilson. Bubba: Don Bexley. Donna: Lynn Hamilton. Janet: Marlene Clark. Bank Officer: Mel Carter. Maitre d': Milton Frome. Bruno: Barry Wright.
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Fri 2
Sanford and Son: Fred's Extra Job — Milton Frome
Fred's plan to help Lamont financially: offer his junk empire as collateral for a loan he will repay by moonlighting as a waiter. Redd Foxx, Demond Wilson. Bubba: Don Bexley. Donna: Lynn Hamilton. Janet: Marlene Clark. Bank Officer: Mel Carter. Maitre d': Milton Frome. Bruno: Barry Wright.
Air Time & Details for Milton Frome, Fri 2, 10:30 pm
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Biography
About Milton Frome
American actor Milton Frome made an unlikely film debut as the cowboy star of Grand National's Ride 'Em Cowgirl (1939)--unlikely in that the tall, bald actor spent the rest of his career playing nervous corporate types and "second bananas" for some of show business' greatest clowns. After touring with the USO during World War II, the vaudeville-trained Frome was an early arrival on the television scene: he worked as a straight man and foil on Milton Berle's variety series, and also functioned as the hapless target of the antics of Martin and Lewis on The Colgate Comedy Hour. The actor was also busy in live and filmed detective and action series (he frequently appeared in Superman with his good friend George Reeves) as well as in two-reel comedies with The Three Stooges.
After Jerry Lewis broke away from Dean Martin, Frome continued to function as one of Lewis' stock company in such films as The Delicate Delinquent (1957), The Nutty Professor (1963) and Disorderly Orderly (1964). TV sitcom buffs remember Milton Frome best as Lawrence Chapman, the hapless mogul who ran a film studio owned by rustic millionaire Jed Clampett on The Beverly Hillbillies.