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Mon 10
Hills of Home — Lumsden Hare
In this Lassie adventure, the collie is mistreated by an owner in the Scottish Highlands, but a doctor adopts her and his best efforts to help his new pet overcome a fear of water are put to the test during a life-or-death river rescue.
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Tue 11
Hills of Home — Lumsden Hare
In this Lassie adventure, the collie is mistreated by an owner in the Scottish Highlands, but a doctor adopts her and his best efforts to help his new pet overcome a fear of water are put to the test during a life-or-death river rescue.
Air Time & Details for Lumsden Hare, Tue 11, 1:00 am
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Biography
About Lumsden Hare
Despite his Irish background, no one could play the typical British gentleman, or gentleman's gentleman, better than Lumsden Hare. There was definitely something aristocratic about the erect, dignified 6'1" Hare, who played the Prince Regent in The House of Rothschild (1934) and the King of Sweden in Cardinal Richelieu (1935), not to mention countless military officers, doctors, and lawyers. A leading man in his younger days to Ethel Barrymore, Maude Adams, Nance O'Neil, and Maxine Elliott, Hare made his screen debut, as F.
Lumsden Hare, in 1916 and continued to mix film with Broadway appearances through the 1920s. Relocating to Hollywood after the changeover to sound, Hare became one of the era's busiest, and finest, character actors, appearing in hundreds of film and television roles until his retirement in 1960.