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Wed 19
Eternally Yours — Walter James
A magician (David Niven) who woos and wins a socialite (Loretta Young) discovers he can't make women's lipstick disappear from his collar. Abby: Billie Burke. Gloria: Eve Arden. Don: Broderick Crawford. Benton: Hugh Herbert. Peabody: C. Aubrey Smith. Lola: Virginia Field. Mrs. Bingham: ZaSu Pitts. Bingham: Raymond Walburn.
Air Time & Details for Walter James, Wed 19, 12:00 pm -
Thu 20
Eternally Yours — Walter James
A magician (David Niven) who woos and wins a socialite (Loretta Young) discovers he can't make women's lipstick disappear from his collar. Abby: Billie Burke. Gloria: Eve Arden. Don: Broderick Crawford. Benton: Hugh Herbert. Peabody: C. Aubrey Smith. Lola: Virginia Field. Mrs. Bingham: ZaSu Pitts. Bingham: Raymond Walburn.
Air Time & Details for Walter James, Thu 20, 12:00 am -
Sat 22
Eternally Yours — Walter James
A magician (David Niven) who woos and wins a socialite (Loretta Young) discovers he can't make women's lipstick disappear from his collar. Abby: Billie Burke. Gloria: Eve Arden. Don: Broderick Crawford. Benton: Hugh Herbert. Peabody: C. Aubrey Smith. Lola: Virginia Field. Mrs. Bingham: ZaSu Pitts. Bingham: Raymond Walburn.
Air Time & Details for Walter James, Sat 22, 8:00 pm
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Biography
About Walter James
A tall Irish type, Walter James offered at least two unforgettable portrayals in the late silent era: as Mary Pickford's gentle policeman father in Little Annie Rooney (1925) bestowing good cheer and sage advice to all and sundry in his downtrodden Lower Eastside precinct; and even more imposing, as Harold Lloyd's bearish sheriff father in The Kid Brother (1927). James became a semi-regular member of Lloyd's stock company, appearing with the bespectacled comedian in Cat's Paw (1934) and Professor Beware (1938). Much earlier in his career, the strapping actor from Tennessee had been the Chief Eunuch in swimmer Annette Kellerman's A Daughter of the Gods (1916) and a native chief in D.W. Griffith's The Idol Dancer (1920).