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Lane Chandler on TV This Week
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Mon 14
The First Texan — Lane Chandler
Lawyer Sam Houston moves to Texas from Tennessee to start a new life, but is eventually drawn into the fight for Texas' independence from Mexico, culminating in the Battle of the Alamo.
Air Time & Details for Lane Chandler, Mon 14, 11:30 am -
Thu 17
Have Gun, Will Travel: The Naked Gun — Lane Chandler
Paladin needs a rest but he probably won't get it: a brutal trail boss has challenged him to a fight. Rook: Robert J. Wilke. Lace: Lane Chandler. Monk: Ken Curtis. Mabry: Hal Needham.
Air Time & Details for Lane Chandler, Thu 17, 11:00 am -
Fri 18
The Big Trees — Lane Chandler
In 1900, unscrupulous timber baron Jim Fallon plans to take advantage of a new law and make millions off California redwood. Much of the land he hopes to grab has been homesteaded by a Quaker colony, who try to persuade him to spare the giant sequoias...but these are the very trees he wants most. Expert at manipulating others, Fallon finds that other sharks are at his own heels, and forms an unlikely alliance.
Air Time & Details for Lane Chandler, Fri 18, 7:00 pm -
Sun 20
Thunder Over the Plains — Lane Chandler
Townspeople and carpetbaggers clash in post-Civil War Texas. Randolph Scott. Norah: Phyllis Kirk. Hodges: Lex Barker. Kirby: Fess Parker. Good outdoor action; capable cast. Andre de Toth directed.
Air Time & Details for Lane Chandler, Sun 20, 4:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Lane Chandler
A genuine westerner, Lane Chandler, upon leaving Montana Wesleyan College, moved to LA and worked as a garage mechanic while seeking out film roles. After several years in bit parts, Chandler was signed by Paramount in 1927 as a potential western star. For a brief period, both Chandler and Gary Cooper vied for the best cowboy roles, but in the end Paramount went with Cooper.
Chandler made several attempts to establish himself as a "B" western star in the 1930s, but his harsh voice and sneering demeanor made him a better candidate for villainous roles. He mostly played bits in the 1940s, often as a utility actor for director Cecil B. DeMille.
The weather-beaten face and stubbly chin of Lane Chandler popped up in many a TV and movie western of the 1950s, his roles gradually increasing in size and substance towards the end of his career.