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Sun 11
I Love Lucy: Lucy Changes Her Mind — John Hart
Lucy can't make up her mind and it's driving Ricky (and the waiter at the restaurant where they're eating) to distraction. Ricky's also annoyed because she doesn't finish things she starts. So when she finds an unfinished love letter she was writing to an old beau she decides to teach Ricky a lesson.
Air Time & Details for John Hart, Sun 11, 12:30 pm -
Sun 11
Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans: The Way Station — John Hart
To be certain of marrying the chief's daughter, a brave ambushes his rival---and blames Hawkeye (John Hart). Chingachgook: Lon Chaney. Nocona: Rex Devlin. Quannah: Frank Perry. Willow Whist: Joan Blackman. Zac: Paul Endersby.
Air Time & Details for John Hart, Sun 11, 2:00 pm -
Sun 11
Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans: The Brute — John Hart
Outlaws seize supplies bound for a remote settlement and use a mentally handicapped man as their patsy. Hawkeye: John Hart. Chingachgook: Lon Chaney. Will: Bill Walker. Seth: Ed Holmes. Tim: John Ringham.
Air Time & Details for John Hart, Sun 11, 2:30 pm
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Biography
About John Hart
Broad-shouldered leading man John Hart was signed to a standard contract by Paramount in 1938. He appeared in a few "B"s like Tip-Off Girls (1938) and King of Alcatraz (1938) before his option was permitted to lapse. Returning to Hollywood after World War II, Hart worked as a journeyman actor in low-budget films: his biggest assignment of the late 1940s was the title role in the Columbia serial Jack Armstrong (1947).
When Clayton Moore left the Lone Ranger TV series during a salary dispute in 1952, Hart was hired to play the Masked Rider of the Plains in 26 Ranger episodes. The replacement did not go unnoticed, and soon fans were demanding the return of Moore. Five years later, Hart co-starred with Lon Chaney Jr. in the Canadian-filmed syndicated TVer Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans.
He spent the next two decades essaying small roles in films and TV shows and also worked prolifically as a voice-over artist. John Hart came back into the spotlight when the Wrather Corporation produced the 1981 theatrical feature Legend of the Lone Ranger; while Clayton Moore was once more on the "outs" with Wrather, the white-haired, virile Hart was available to play the key supporting role of Lucas Stryker (an inside joke: one of the principal writers of the Lone Ranger radio series was Fran Stryker).