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Sat 7
Alvarez Kelly — Mauritz Hugo
A Mexican cattleman keeps out of the Civil War by focusing on his own survival and economic standings. When a confederate colonel kidnaps the traveling cattleman, he has to find his way out of being forced to steal cattle for the hungry soldiers.
Air Time & Details for Mauritz Hugo, Sat 7, 10:35 pm -
Tue 10
Alvarez Kelly — Mauritz Hugo
A Mexican cattleman keeps out of the Civil War by focusing on his own survival and economic standings. When a confederate colonel kidnaps the traveling cattleman, he has to find his way out of being forced to steal cattle for the hungry soldiers.
Air Time & Details for Mauritz Hugo, Tue 10, 8:00 pm -
Wed 11
The Tall Stranger — Mauritz Hugo
Feuding between homesteaders and cattlemen. Joel McCrea, Virginia Mayo. Zarata: Michael Ansara. Judson: Whit Bissell. Thomas Carr directed.
Air Time & Details for Mauritz Hugo, Wed 11, 12:30 pm
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Biography
About Mauritz Hugo
A narrow-faced supporting actor from Sweden, dark-haired Mauritz Hugo (born Mauritz Hugo Ekelöv) was especially effective in action serials of the 1940s and 1950s, and was perhaps at his very best as Barnett, the villainous saloon-keeper in one of Republic's final chapterplays, The Man with the Steel Whip (1954). The son of a pioneer movie theater proprietor, the adventurous Hugo emigrated to the United States at the tender age of 15. After a stint as a salesman, Hugo became a stock company player and may have been in Hollywood films as early as 1938.
He was firmly established as a competent supporting actor by 1943 and, having dropped any trace of an accent along the way, was never cast as a "foreigner." Often appearing in Westerns, Hugo was equally proficient in serials, of which he did at least seven. One of the first actors to embrace television, the dapper actor played an important guest-star role in a dual episode of Commando Cody: Sky Marshal of the Universe and also appeared on such programs as The Cisco Kid, Sky King, Wanted: Dead or Alive, Bewitched, and Family Affair. He retired around 1970 and died at the Motion Picture Country House and Hospital in Woodland Hills, CA.