Harry Harvey TV Schedule
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Harry Harvey on TV This Week
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Thu 15
They Won't Believe Me — Harry Harvey
A cheating husband is put on trial for murder and his story is told through flashbacks, illustrating that although he is guilty of many things, he is no killer.
Air Time & Details for Harry Harvey, Thu 15, 9:20 am -
Sat 17
The Pride of the Yankees — Harry Harvey
The biography of baseball immortal Lou Gehrig (1903-41) is a real-life American success saga about a poor boy from New York City who gets an athletic scholarship to Columbia University, signs a contract with the hometown Yankees and becomes a superstar, until felled by the fatal disease that now bears his name.
Air Time & Details for Harry Harvey, Sat 17, 3:00 pm -
Sun 18
Branded: Survival — Harry Harvey
McCord is left to die in the desert by a man he saved from the same fate. McCord: Chuck Connors. Colbee: Alex Cord. Sally: Janet De Gore. Jessie: Valerie Szabo.
Air Time & Details for Harry Harvey, Sun 18, 4:00 am -
Mon 19
Trail Street — Harry Harvey
Randolph Scott as a lawman who interferes in a war between wheat farmers and cattlemen. Robert Ryan, George "Gabby" Hayes, Anne Jeffreys. Susan: Madge Meredith. Maury: Steve Brodie. Carmody: Billy House. Larkin: Harry Woods. Rides a familiar trail but rides it well. Ray Enright directed.
Air Time & Details for Harry Harvey, Mon 19, 4:00 am
Filmography
Harry Harvey Movies and TV Shows
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Biography
About Harry Harvey
Actor Harry Harvey Sr. started out in minstrel shows and burlesque. His prolific work in Midwestern stock companies led to film assignments, beginning at RKO in 1934. Harvey's avuncular appearance (he looked like every stage doorman named Pop who ever existed) won him featured roles in mainstream films and comic-relief and sheriff parts in B-westerns.
His best known "prestige" film assignment was the role of New York Yankees manager Joe McCarthy in the 1942 Lou Gehrig biopic Pride of the Yankees. Remaining active into the TV era, Harry Harvey Sr. had continuing roles on two series, The Roy Rogers Show and It's a Man's World, and showed up with regularity on such video sagebrushers as Cheyenne and Bonanza.