Gene Roth TV Schedule
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Gene Roth on TV This Week
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Fri 13
The Three Stooges: Space Ship Sappy — Gene Roth
The boys meet pretty women and a goon on Zenuv in "Outer Space Jitters".
Air Time & Details for Gene Roth, Fri 13, 1:20 am -
Sat 14
Sherlock Holmes in the Spider Woman — Gene Roth
Holmes and Watson vs. a deadly female heading a murder ring.
Air Time & Details for Gene Roth, Sat 14, 9:00 am -
Sun 15
Utah Blaine — Gene Roth
Rory Calhoun vs. badmen seeking control of a ranch. Fast paced. Angie: Susan Cummings. Mary: Angela Stevens. Gus: Max Baer. Coker: Paul Langton. Fred F. Sears directed.
Air Time & Details for Gene Roth, Sun 15, 8:15 am -
Wed 18
Have Gun, Will Travel: Three Bells to Perdido — Gene Roth
A rancher hires Paladin to bring back his daughter---from her gunfighter husband. Nancy Reade: Janice Rule. Dave Enderby: Jack Lord.
Air Time & Details for Gene Roth, Wed 18, 11:30 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Gene Roth
Burly American utility actor Gene Roth appeared in nearly 200 films, beginning around 1946. He was initially billed under his given name of Gene Stutenroth, shortening his surname in 1949. Most often cast as a hulking villain, Roth growled and glowered through many a Western and serial (he was the principal heavy in the 1951 chapter play Captain Video).
He also showed up in several Columbia two-reel comedies, starting with the Shemp Howard/Tom Kennedy film Society Mugs (1946). A frequent foil of the Three Stooges, Columbia's top short-subject stars, Roth extended his association with the comedy trio into the 1962 feature The Three Stooges Meet Hercules. A ubiquitous TV actor, Roth was frequently cast as a judge or bailiff on the Perry Mason series and essayed two roles in the 1961 Twilight Zone classic "Shadow Play." An active participant on the nostalgia-convention circuit of the 1970s, Gene Roth died in 1976 when he was struck down by a speeding automobile.