Thurston Hall TV Schedule
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Thurston Hall on TV This Week
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Thu 17
Millionaires in Prison — Thurston Hall
Story of two stockbrokers sent to jail for embezzlement. Lee Tracy. Helen: Linda Hayes. Vander: Raymond Walburn. Brent: Morgan Conway. May: Virginia Vale. Collins: Truman Bradley. Ray McCarey directed.
Air Time & Details for Thurston Hall, Thu 17, 12:00 pm -
Fri 18
Millionaires in Prison — Thurston Hall
Story of two stockbrokers sent to jail for embezzlement. Lee Tracy. Helen: Linda Hayes. Vander: Raymond Walburn. Brent: Morgan Conway. May: Virginia Vale. Collins: Truman Bradley. Ray McCarey directed.
Air Time & Details for Thurston Hall, Fri 18, 1:00 am -
Fri 18
Carson City — Thurston Hall
When the local stagecoach is raided by bandits, a western banker sinks all of his capital into a railway line.
Air Time & Details for Thurston Hall, Fri 18, 5:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Thurston Hall
The living image of the man on the Monopoly cards, Thurston Hall began his six-decade acting career on the New England stock-company circuit. Forming his own troupe, Hall toured America, Africa and New Zealand. On Broadway, he was starred in such venerable productions as Ben-Hur and Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch.
In films from 1915, Hall appeared in dozens of silents, notably the 1917 Theda Bara version of Cleopatra, in which he played Mark Antony. After 15 years on Broadway, Hall returned to films in 1935, spending the next 20 years portraying many a fatuous businessman, pompous politician, dyspeptic judge or crooked "ward heeler." From 1953 through 1955, Hall was seen as the choleric bank president Mr. Schuyler on the TV sitcom Topper. Towards the end of his life, a thinner, goateed Thurston Hall appeared in several TV commercials as the Kentucky-colonel spokesman for a leading chicken pot pie manufacturer.