Tom Fadden TV Schedule
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Tom Fadden on TV This Week
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Thu 29
Dirty Dingus Magee — Tom Fadden
A parody of the Old West centering on a shoddy outlaw.
Air Time & Details for Tom Fadden, Thu 29, 5:00 pm -
Thu 29
Many Rivers to Cross — Tom Fadden
A Kentucky trapper in 1798 dodges the advances of his would-be (whether he likes it or not) wife as they move through the state and rescue each other from various situations.
Air Time & Details for Tom Fadden, Thu 29, 7:00 pm -
Fri 30
Kansas Pacific — Tom Fadden
An Army captain is sent out to the frontier before the start of the Civil War to thwart saboteurs from the South who are trying to destroy railroad constructions sites.
Air Time & Details for Tom Fadden, Fri 30, 1:30 am -
Sun 1
The Adventures of Superman: Superman on Earth — Tom Fadden
A rocketship from Krypton lands on the Kents' farm, and its infant passenger begins a dual life as Clark Kent and Superman.
Air Time & Details for Tom Fadden, Sun 1, 12:30 am
Filmography
Tom Fadden Movies and TV Shows
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Biography
About Tom Fadden
Lanky character actor Tom Fadden first trod the boards when he joined an Omaha stock company in 1915. Fadden went on to tour in top vaudeville with his actress wife Genevieve. From 1932 to 1939, he was seen on Broadway in such productions as Nocturne and Our Town.
He made his first film in 1939. Fadden's better-known screen roles include the tollhouse keeper in It's a Wonderful Life (1946)--which led to choice appearances in subsequent Frank Capra productions--and "possessed" townman Ira in Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956). In 1958, he was seen on a weekly basis as Silas Perry on TV's Cimarron City.
Tom Fadden's cinematic swan song was 1977's Empire of the Ants.