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Sat 25
Sergeant Rutledge — Carleton Young
A respected black soldier who is on trial for a rape-murder in post-Civil War Arizona escapes during an Indian raid, but returns to the compound to warn his fellow cavalrymen of an impending attack by the tribe of warriors. Longtime John Ford stock player Woody Strode stars in the title role.
Air Time & Details for Carleton Young, Sat 25, 7:00 pm -
Sat 25
How the West Was Won — Carleton Young
Star-studded frontier epic chronicles a pioneer family's progress from 1830s Ohio to the Arizona Territory of the 1880s. The film covers five segments of their journey: "The Rivers," "The Plains," "The Civil War," "The Railroads" and "The Outlaws." James Webb won an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay.
Air Time & Details for Carleton Young, Sat 25, 8:00 pm -
Mon 27
Run of the Arrow — Carleton Young
A bitter ex-Confederate is adopted by a tribe of Sioux Indians. Eventually he must take up arms along with them against American cavalry troops.
Air Time & Details for Carleton Young, Mon 27, 6:00 am -
Mon 27
From Here to Eternity — Carleton Young
Adaptation of the James Jones novel about life on a Honolulu Army post just before the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Air Time & Details for Carleton Young, Mon 27, 2:35 pm -
Tue 28
Cheyenne Autumn — Carleton Young
John Ford's final Western is an account of the defiant 1887 migration of 300 Cheyenne Indians from their reservation in Oklahoma territory to their original home in Wyoming.
Air Time & Details for Carleton Young, Tue 28, 7:00 pm -
Thu 30
A Blueprint for Murder — Carleton Young
Tale of a woman suspected of committing murder by poison. Jean Peters. Whitney: Joseph Cotten. Fred: Gary Merrill. Directed by Andrew L. Stone.
Air Time & Details for Carleton Young, Thu 30, 2:30 pm -
Fri 31
Best of the Badmen — Carleton Young
A former Union officer is double-crossed by a man who wants to collect the bounty on vigilantes the officer has convinced to go straight.
Air Time & Details for Carleton Young, Fri 31, 4:00 am
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Biography
About Carleton Young
There was always something slightly sinister about American actor Carleton G. Young that prevented him from traditional leading man roles. Young always seemed to be hiding something, to be looking over his shoulder, or to be poised to head for the border; as such, he was perfectly cast in such roles as the youthful dope peddler in the 1936 camp classic Reefer Madness.
Even when playing a relatively sympathetic role, Young appeared capable of going off the deep end at any minute, vide his performance in the 1937 serial Dick Tracy as Tracy's brainwashed younger brother. During the 1940s and 1950s, Young was quite active in radio, where he was allowed to play such heroic leading roles as Ellery Queen and the Count of Monte Cristo without his furtive facial expressions working against him. As he matured into a greying character actor, Young became a special favorite of director John Ford, appearing in several of Ford's films of the 1950s and 1960s.
In 1962's The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, it is Young, in the small role of a reporter, who utters the unforgettable valediction "This is the west, sir. When the legend becomes fact...print the legend." Carleton G. Young was the father of actor Tony Young, who starred in the short-lived 1961 TV Western Gunslinger.