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Sun 25
Johnny Reno — Lyle Bettger
A marshal (Dana Andrews) tries to prevent a lynching. Jane Russell, Lon Chaney, John Agar, Lyle Bettger. Joe: Tom Drake. Reed: Richard Arlen.
Air Time & Details for Lyle Bettger, Sun 25, 6:00 am -
Sun 25
Town Tamer — Lyle Bettger
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 Lyle Bettger, Sun 25, 8:00 pm -
Sat 31
The Rifleman: The Wrong Man — Lyle Bettger
Mark joins a lawman's search for an outlaw.
Air Time & Details for Lyle Bettger, Sat 31, 3:00 pm
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Biography
About Lyle Bettger
Frequently cast as Western heavies due to his steely gaze, longtime character actor Lyle Bettger traveled the well-worn path from stage to screen, making a name for himself on such small screen oaters as Rawhide and Bonanza before stepping into a more contemporary setting with frequent appearances on Hawaii Five-O. A Philadelphia native and graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, subsequent work in theater and summer stock eventually lead Bettger to Broadway, and later a contract with Paramount. In 1950, Bettger made his screen debut with the film noir drama No Man of Her Own,and the fruitful following decade found him building a solid resumé with roles in Union Station (1950) and Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (1957), among numerous others.
Success followed the actor to the small screen, with Bettger donning his spurs as numerous baddies and even moving on to starring roles in the series The Court of Last Resort and The Grand Jury in the late '50s. Later work on Hawaii Five-O found the easygoing actor warming to the hospitable climate in which the show was set, and after appearing in the show's 1979 series finale, Bettger retired and made a home for himself in Paia. Lyle Bettger died of natural causes September 24, 2003, in Atascadero, CA.
He was 88.