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Sun 4
The Donna Reed Show: The Golden Trap — Alan Carney
With Donna and Alex away, rumors fly that Mary's holding open house. Shelley Fabares, Paul Petersen. Janice: Charla Doherty. Pruitt: Alan Carney. Scotty: Jimmy Hawkins.
Air Time & Details for Alan Carney, Sun 4, 8:00 am -
Mon 5
Compulsion — Alan Carney
Two intellectuals are tried for murdering a boy. Powerful dramatization of the '20s Leopold-Loeb case. Orson Welles, Dean Stockwell, Bradford Dillman, Diane Varsi, E.G. Marshall, Martin Milner. Richard Fleischer directed.
Air Time & Details for Alan Carney, Mon 5, 3:45 am -
Tue 6
The Lucy Show: Lucy Makes a Pitch — Alan Carney
Lucy is assigned to accompany Det. Bill Baker (Jack Kelly) on a stakeout for a lovers-lane bandit. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Viv: Vivian Vance. Captain Bradford: Alan Carney. Detective Murdock: Jack Searl. Green Scarf Louie: John Harmon.
Air Time & Details for Alan Carney, Tue 6, 11:30 am
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Biography
About Alan Carney
Chubby, rubber-faced comedian Alan Carney knocked around vaudeville for years as a comic dialectician. After making his first film, 1941's Convoy, Carney signed a contract at RKO, appearing in choice supporting roles in such films as Mr. Lucky (1943). In 1943, Carney was teamed with Wally Brown (see entry 9048) as RKO's answer to Abbott and Costello.
In addition to their inexpensive starring vehicles, Brown and Carney co-starred in Step Lively (1943), a musical remake of the Marx Bros.' Room Service (1938) (Wally played Chico's part, while Carney filled in for Harpo; the "Groucho" role was essayed by, of all people, Adolphe Menjou). Brown and Carney were also featured on a live USO tour arranged by the studio. After 1946's Genius at Work, RKO terminated the team's contracts.
Alan Carney continued in films and TV as a supporting player, working prolifically at Disney Studios in the 1960s and 1970s; one of Carney's best latter-day roles was as Mayor Dawgmeat in the 1959 film musical Li'l Abner.