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Fri 18
Harry and Tonto — Cliff Norton
Art Carney won a Best Actor Oscar for this tale about the cross-country odyssey of a displaced old man and his marmalade cat. Shirley: Ellen Burstyn. Sam: Chief Dan George. Jessie: Geraldine Fitzgerald. Eddie: Larry Hagman. Wade: Arthur Hunnicutt. Burt: Phil Bruns. Norman: Josh Mostel. Ginger: Melanie Mayron. Rivetowski: Herbert Berghof. Paul Mazursky directed.
Air Time & Details for Cliff Norton, Fri 18, 8:15 am -
Tue 22
Harry and Tonto — Cliff Norton
Art Carney won a Best Actor Oscar for this tale about the cross-country odyssey of a displaced old man and his marmalade cat. Shirley: Ellen Burstyn. Sam: Chief Dan George. Jessie: Geraldine Fitzgerald. Eddie: Larry Hagman. Wade: Arthur Hunnicutt. Burt: Phil Bruns. Norman: Josh Mostel. Ginger: Melanie Mayron. Rivetowski: Herbert Berghof. Paul Mazursky directed.
Air Time & Details for Cliff Norton, Tue 22, 1:00 pm
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Biography
About Cliff Norton
Cliff Norton was a former disc jockey from Chicago who segued into television during the peak era of the variety show. He found fame with his unique brand of sketch comedy before establishing himself in such classic television series as Studio One and Kraft TV Theater. Norton's early successes included radio's "Fibber McGee and Molly." He would subsequently serve as a World War II bombardier in the Army Air Corps before returning stateside to continue his career in radio.
Despite his success in this medium, the talented funnyman's appearances on Garroway at Large lead Norton to New York and eventually a stage and screen career. Films Norton appeared in include It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963), The Ghost and Mr. Chicken (1966), and Funny Lady (1975). In January of 2003, Cliff Norton died in Los Angeles, CA, following a brief illness.
He was 84.