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Thu 17
Alice: Jolene Gets Her Wings — Florence Halop
Everyone's up in the air over Jolene's maiden flight as a flight attendant. Jolene: Celia Weston. Alice: Linda Lavin. Mel: Vic Tayback. Pilot: Dick Gautier. Vera: Beth Howland.
Air Time & Details for Florence Halop, Thu 17, 2:30 pm -
Fri 18
Barney Miller: Massage Parlor — Florence Halop
Wentworth aids in a massage-parlor crackdown by arresting a bewildered masseur (Charles Frank). Barney: Hal Linden. Fish: Abe Vigoda. Chano: Gregory Sierra.
Air Time & Details for Florence Halop, Fri 18, 8:30 am -
Fri 18
Barney Miller: Massage Parlor — Florence Halop
Wentworth aids in a massage-parlor crackdown by arresting a bewildered masseur (Charles Frank). Barney: Hal Linden. Fish: Abe Vigoda. Chano: Gregory Sierra.
Air Time & Details for Florence Halop, Fri 18, 7:30 pm
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Biography
About Florence Halop
From a show business family, raspy-voiced comedienne Florence Halop played a bit in Junior G-Men (1940), a Universal serial starring her more famous brother Billy Halop and The Little Tough Guys. She also appeared in Nancy Drew...
Reporter (1939) but spent the remainder of the 1940s in radio. A popular and extremely busy television actress, Halop went on to guest star in everything from I Love Lucy to St. Elsewhere but scored her biggest success as the sharp-tongued bailiff in the hit comedy series Night Court. Florence replaced another former radio actress, Selma Diamond, who died of throat cancer after only one season; tragically, the same exact fate befell Halop, who, in turn, was replaced by standup comedienne Marsha Warfield.