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Sun 16
Petticoat Junction: Cave Woman (Part 1) — Elvia Allman
Kate is missing, stuck in a cave, while a convention is deciding on where to hold their convention.
Air Time & Details for Elvia Allman, Sun 16, 10:00 am -
Sun 16
Petticoat Junction: Kate Flat on Her Back (Part 2) — Elvia Allman
Uncle Joe and the girls are left in charge of getting the big convention to be held at the Shady Rest, now that Kate is laid up with a sprained ankle.
Air Time & Details for Elvia Allman, Sun 16, 10:30 am -
Mon 17
The Dick Van Dyke Show: Uncle George — Elvia Allman
Rob plays Cupid for his Uncle George.
Air Time & Details for Elvia Allman, Mon 17, 1:00 pm -
Tue 18
Breakfast at Tiffany's — Elvia Allman
Audrey Hepburn stars as Holly Golightly in this adaptation of Truman Capote's novel about New York sophisticates.
Air Time & Details for Elvia Allman, Tue 18, 12:40 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Elvia Allman
Delightful hatchet-faced character comedian Elvia Allman made quite a few screen appearances in the 1940s but is today much better remembered for her television work. It was Allman who, as the factory foreman, introduced Lucy and Ethel to the chocolate assembly line in the classic 1951 I Love Lucy episode "Job Switching"; and she appeared in no less than three of the most fondly remembered situation comedies, playing memorable supporting roles: Cora Dithers in Blondie, Selma Plout in Petticoat Junction, and Elverna Bradshaw in The Beverly Hillbillies. Allman also created the voice for the Disney cartoon character Clarabelle Cow and played Aunt Sally in a 1981 television version of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.