Bob Steele TV Schedule
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Bob Steele on TV This Week
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Sun 25
Taggart — Bob Steele
Murder and revenge, involving homesteaders, ranchers, hired gunmen and warring Indians. Tony Young. Jason: Dan Duryea. Stark: Dick Foran. Miriam: Jean Hale. Bob: Peter Duryea. Consuelo: Elsa Cardenas. Blazer: Emile Meyer. Dodge: David Carradine. Lola: Claudia Barrett. R.G. Springsteen directed.
Air Time & Details for Bob Steele, Sun 25, 2:00 pm -
Sun 25
Town Tamer — Bob Steele
Familiar faces dot this vengeance tale about a frontier lawyer (Dana Andrews) seeking his wife's killer. Susan: Terry Moore. Condor: Bruce Cabot. Ring: Lyle Bettger. Leach: Lon Chaney. Fell: Barton MacLane. Doc: Richard Arlen. Carol: Coleen Gray. Tavenner: DeForest Kelley. Honsinger: Richard Jaeckel. Lesley Selander directed.
Air Time & Details for Bob Steele, Sun 25, 8:00 pm -
Mon 26
Family Affair: The Old Cowhand — Bob Steele
Jody is impressed by the visit of a cowboy hero. Jody: Johnnie Whitaker. Chaps Callahan: Bob Steele. Bill: Brian Keith.
Air Time & Details for Bob Steele, Mon 26, 8:30 am -
Tue 27
McLintock! — Bob Steele
Story of an aging cattle baron and his divorce-minded wife, who walked out on him two years ago without a word of explanation and has been living back East and running in very fancy circles.
Air Time & Details for Bob Steele, Tue 27, 11:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Bob Steele
Born Robert Bradbury, he began appearing (at age 14) in semi-documentary nature shorts directed by his father, prolific silent director Robert North Bradbury; he later appeared in juvenile parts in some Westerns his father directed. In 1927 he began starring in cowboy films, maintaining his career in screen Westerns through the early '40s; he was one of the "Three Mesquiteers" in the series of that name. He also played straight dramatic roles, including the part of Curly in Of Mice and Men (1940).
After the mid '40s he played character roles, appearing in films every few years until the early '70s. He was a regular on the '60s TV sitcom "F Troop."