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Tue 28
The Model and the Marriage Broker — Dennis Moore
Thelma Ritter is matchmaker to Jeanne Crain and Scott Brady. Witty script; directed by George Cukor. Zero Mostel, Michael O'Shea.
Air Time & Details for Dennis Moore, Tue 28, 7:55 am -
Thu 30
Raiders of Ghost City: Death Laughs Last — Dennis Moore
At the height of the Civil War, a gang of supposed Confederates raid all gold shipments from Oro Grande, California bound for Washington.
Air Time & Details for Dennis Moore, Thu 30, 2:45 am -
Sun 2
Raiders of Ghost City: Murder by Accident — Dennis Moore
At the height of the Civil War, a gang of supposed Confederates raid all gold shipments from Oro Grande, California bound for Washington.
Air Time & Details for Dennis Moore, Sun 2, 6:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Dennis Moore
American actor Dennis Moore made his first stage appearance with a Texas stock company in 1932. If his official bio is to be believed, Moore was 18 at the time, casting some doubt over his claim of having been a commercial pilot before inaugurating his acting career. Whatever the case, it is a matter of record that Moore entered films in 1936 when he was discovered by a Columbia Pictures talent scout.
Two years later, he made the first of his many Westerns at Republic Pictures. In his earliest sagebrush appearances, he was a bit player, stunt man, or villain; in 1940, he attained his first cowboy leading role in The Man From Tascosa, though he would continue to take bad-guy parts (notably as a serial killer in the East Side Kids' 1941 feature Spooks Run Wild) even after his good-guy debut. In 1943, Moore joined Ray "Crash" Corrigan and Max Terhune as a member of the Range Busters in the Monogram Western series of the same name.
Until his retirement from films in 1957, Moore alternated between Westerns and such serials as The Purple Monster Strikes (1945). Dennis Moore owns the distinction of starring in the last serial ever made by Republic, King of the Carnival (1956), and the last serial ever made in Hollywood, Columbia's Blazing the Overland Trail (1956).