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Wed 23
Badman's Territory — Robert E. Homans
Randolph Scott vs. every baddie in history. George "Gabby" Hayes, Ann Richards, Ray Collins. Bass: Nestor Paiva. Jesse James: Lawrence Tierney. Frank James: Tom Tyler. Belle Starr: Isabel Jewell. Bob: Steve Brodie. Directed by Tim Whelan.
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Thu 24
Castle on the Hudson — Robert E. Homans
A jailed burglar is granted a pass, and uses it to defend his girlfriend from a ruthless shyster. When she shoots the shady interloper, he takes the blame and turns fugitive.
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Fri 25
The Spoilers — Robert E. Homans
A prospector from Alaska fights for the love of a saloon singer.
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Tue 29
Stagecoach — Robert E. Homans
A group of people traveling through Indian country on a stagecoach are pressured by the threat posed by Geronimo and discover which among them can stay cool in a crisis.
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Tue 29
Dodge City — Robert E. Homans
A soldier of fortune with no allegiances decides to clean up the town and take on the corrupt officials who run it.
Air Time & Details for Robert E. Homans, Tue 29, 2:00 pm
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Biography
About Robert E. Homans
Actor Robert Emmett Homans seemingly had the map of Ireland stamped on his craggy face. As a result, Homans spent the better part of his film career playing law enforcement officers of all varieties, from humble patrolmen to detective chiefs. After a lengthy stage career, Homans entered films in 1923.
A break from his usual microscopic film assignments occured in Public Enemy (1931), where Homans is given an opportunity to deliver reams of exposition (with a pronounced brogue) during a funeral sequence. And in the 1942 Universal horror programmer Night Monster, Robert Emmett Homans is alotted a sizeable role as the ulcerated detective investigating the supernatural goings-on at the home of seemingly helpless invalid Ralph Morgan.