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Wed 4
Showdown at Abilene — Pauline Moore
Returning Civil War vet (Jock Mahoney) helps farmers protect their land. Peggy: Martha Hyer. Verne: David Janssen. Dave: Lyle Bettger. Dan: Ted de Corsia. Chip: Grant Williams. Charles Haas directed.
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Wed 11
Showdown at Abilene — Pauline Moore
Returning Civil War vet (Jock Mahoney) helps farmers protect their land. Peggy: Martha Hyer. Verne: David Janssen. Dave: Lyle Bettger. Dan: Ted de Corsia. Chip: Grant Williams. Charles Haas directed.
Air Time & Details for Pauline Moore, Wed 11, 6:00 am
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Biography
About Pauline Moore
The winsome loveliness and Jean Arthur-esque voice of American actress Pauline Moore graced the screen from 1932 to 1941. After a handful of bit roles, Moore landed a 20th Century Fox contract in 1937. Her career shifted into gear in 1938, when she played one of the title characters in the "looking for rich husbands" opus Three Blind Mice (the other two were Loretta Young and Marjorie Weaver).
She went on to such plum roles as Ann Rutledge in Young Mr. Lincoln (1939), Constance de Winter in The Three Musketeers (1939), and, best of all, psychic Eve Cairo in Charlie Chan at Treasure Island (1939). For reasons best known to Darryl F. Zanuck, Fox summarily dropped Moore from their payroll in 1940.
She spent the next year in such less-than-impressive efforts as the Republic serial King of the Texas Rangers (1940) and the PRC meller Double Cross (1941). The last-named film proved to be the last for Pauline Moore, save for a brief appearance as a nurse in 1958's The Littlest Hobo.