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Sun 26
Wyoming Renegades — Martha Hyer
An ex-convict tries to go straight, with much action making it hard. Phil Carey. Sundance: William Bishop. Nancy: Martha Hyer. Fred F. Sears directed.
Air Time & Details for Martha Hyer, Sun 26, 6:30 am -
Mon 27
Blood on the Arrow — Martha Hyer
An outlaw helps a mother recover her son who was kidnapped and ransomed by marauding Apaches.
Air Time & Details for Martha Hyer, Mon 27, 12:00 am -
Fri 31
Wild Stallion — Martha Hyer
In this story set in the Old West, a man searches for the beloved white horse that ran off when his parents were killed.
Air Time & Details for Martha Hyer, Fri 31, 6:00 am -
Sat 1
Rawhide: Incident West of Lano — Martha Hyer
The drovers sweep a comely quartet from their broken-down show wagon and escort them to safety.
Air Time & Details for Martha Hyer, Sat 1, 4:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Martha Hyer
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The daughter of a Texas judge, Martha Hyer majored in speech and drama at Northwestern University. Her work at the Pasadena Playhouse led to a 1946 contract with RKO. Free from her contract in 1951, Hyer free-lanced in films made both in the U.S. and abroad.
In 1954, she played the role of William Holden's fiancée in Sabrina. She earned an Academy Award nomination for her portrayal of a prim small schoolteacher in Some Came Running (1958), but has also played "hot to trot" roles in films like Pyro (1966) and spoiled-little-rich-girl types in films such as The Happening (1967). She retired from acting in the '70s.
The widow of producer Hal B. Wallis, Martha Hyer has set forth her life story in the 1990 autobiography Finding My Way. Hyer died in 2014 at age 89.