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Fri 16
Decoy — Pat Flaherty
Greed involves a gangster's girl with robbery and murder.
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Sat 17
Decoy — Pat Flaherty
Greed involves a gangster's girl with robbery and murder.
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Sat 17
The Pride of the Yankees — Pat Flaherty
The biography of baseball immortal Lou Gehrig (1903-41) is a real-life American success saga about a poor boy from New York City who gets an athletic scholarship to Columbia University, signs a contract with the hometown Yankees and becomes a superstar, until felled by the fatal disease that now bears his name.
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Sun 18
Angel and the Badman — Pat Flaherty
An outlaw driven to murder the man who killed his foster father questions his goals after falling in love with a devout Quaker.
Air Time & Details for Pat Flaherty, Sun 18, 9:00 am
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Biography
About Pat Flaherty
A former professional baseball player, Pat Flaherty was seen in quite a few baseball pictures after his 1934 screen debut. Flaherty can be seen in roles both large and small in Death on the Diamond (1934), Pride of the Yankees (1942), It Happened in Flatbush (1942), The Stratton Story (1949, as the Western All-Stars coach), The Jackie Robinson Story (1950) and The Winning Team (1952, as legendary umpire Bill Klem). In 1948's Babe Ruth Story, Flaherty not only essayed the role of Bill Corrigan, but also served as the film's technical advisor.
Outside the realm of baseball, he was usually cast in blunt, muscle-bound roles, notably Fredric March's taciturn male nurse "Cuddles" in A Star is Born (1937). One of Pat Flaherty's most unusual assignments was Wheeler and Woolsey's Off Again, On Again (1937), in which, upon finding his wife (Patricia Wilder) in a compromising position with Bert Wheeler, he doesn't pummel the hapless Wheeler as expected, but instead meekly apologizes for his wife's flirtatiousness!