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Wed 16
The Strange Love of Martha Ivers — Ann Doran
In a small town, a ruthless wealthy woman with an alcoholic weakling of a husband (Kirk Douglas in his film debut) may be harboring a dark, horrible secret that binds three people together in this tale of murder, passion and violence. John Patrick received an Oscar-nomination for Best Original Story.
Air Time & Details for Ann Doran, Wed 16, 3:00 pm -
Thu 17
The Strange Love of Martha Ivers — Ann Doran
In a small town, a ruthless wealthy woman with an alcoholic weakling of a husband (Kirk Douglas in his film debut) may be harboring a dark, horrible secret that binds three people together in this tale of murder, passion and violence. John Patrick received an Oscar-nomination for Best Original Story.
Air Time & Details for Ann Doran, Thu 17, 4:00 am
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About Ann Doran
A sadly neglected supporting actress, Ann Doran played everything from Charley Chase's foil in Columbia two-reelers of the late '30s to James Dean's mother in Rebel Without a Cause (1955) and also guest starred in such television shows as Superman, Petticoat Junction, Bewitched, and The A Team. A former child model and the daughter of silent screen actress Rose Allen (1885-1977), Doran made her screen bow in Douglas Fairbanks' Robin Hood (1922) but then spent the next 12 years or so getting herself an education. She returned to films in 1934 and joined the Columbia short subject department two years later.
While with Columbia, Doran worked on all of Frank Capra's films save Lost Horizon (1937) and she later toiled for both Paramount and Warner Bros., often receiving fine reviews but always missing out on the one role that may have made her a star. Appearing in more than 500 films and television shows (her own count), Doran worked well into the 1980s, often unbilled but always a noticeable presence.