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Mon 14
Fort Apache — Anna Lee
The first of John Ford's cavalry trilogy tells the story of a demanding colonel who clashes with his own troops as well as Apaches. The other two entries are "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" and "Rio Grande."
Air Time & Details for Anna Lee, Mon 14, 8:30 am -
Tue 15
Two Rode Together — Anna Lee
A marshal and a cavalryman try to negotiate with the Comanches for the release of white prisoners.
Air Time & Details for Anna Lee, Tue 15, 2:45 pm -
Tue 15
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance — Anna Lee
A senator becomes famous for gunning down a known outlaw, but later, on the day of an old friend's funeral, he reveals the truth about what really happened that fateful day.
Air Time & Details for Anna Lee, Tue 15, 5:10 pm -
Wed 16
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance — Anna Lee
A senator becomes famous for gunning down a known outlaw, but later, on the day of an old friend's funeral, he reveals the truth about what really happened that fateful day.
Air Time & Details for Anna Lee, Wed 16, 8:00 pm
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Biography
About Anna Lee
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Born Joanna Winnifrith, Anna Lee was a petite, charming, blond British actress. At age 14 she ran away from home to join a circus. After brief stage experience she began appearing in British films in 1932, playing leads and supporting roles; in 1940 she moved to Hollywood and began making films there.
She is best remembered as Bronwyn Morgan, Roddy McDowall's sister-in-law, in How Green was My Valley (1941). Rarely onscreen after the late '60s, she had a regular role as Lila Quartermaine on the TV soap opera General Hospital. She married and divorced director Robert Stevenson.
She was the widow of novelist/playwright/poet Robert Nathan and the mother of actors Jeffrey Byron and Venetia Stevenson.