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Wed 12
The Time of Your Life — Gale Page
William Saroyan's tale of characters in a seedy bar who give their views on life. Joe: James Cagney. Nick: William Bendix. Tom: Wayne Morris. Kitty: Jeanne Cagney. Krupp: Broderick Crawford. Kit: James Barton. Mary L.: Gale Page. McCarthy: Ward Bond. Dudley: James Lydon. Arab: Pedro de Cordoba. Wesley: Reginald Beane. Blick: Tom Powers. Society Lady: Natalie Schafer. Artistic interpretation of a fine play. H.C. Potter directed.
Air Time & Details for Gale Page, Wed 12, 3:00 pm -
Thu 13
The Time of Your Life — Gale Page
William Saroyan's tale of characters in a seedy bar who give their views on life. Joe: James Cagney. Nick: William Bendix. Tom: Wayne Morris. Kitty: Jeanne Cagney. Krupp: Broderick Crawford. Kit: James Barton. Mary L.: Gale Page. McCarthy: Ward Bond. Dudley: James Lydon. Arab: Pedro de Cordoba. Wesley: Reginald Beane. Blick: Tom Powers. Society Lady: Natalie Schafer. Artistic interpretation of a fine play. H.C. Potter directed.
Air Time & Details for Gale Page, Thu 13, 4:00 am
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Biography
About Gale Page
A former vocalist with the Ted Weems Orchestra, Gale Page was signed to a Warner Bros. contract in 1938. Most of her roles were nondescript leading ladies in such films as Crime School (1938) and Indianapolis Speedway (1939).
She was given better career breaks in Four Daughters (1938), in which she and the three Lane sisters (Rosemary, Priscilla, and Lola) played the musically gifted offspring of Claude Rains, and in Knute Rockne, All-American (1940), as Rockne's wife. Gale Page retired from films in 1949, emerging from private life to make one last appearance in 1954's About Mrs. Leslie.