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Sat 10
The Beverly Hillbillies: Clampetts in Court — Murvyn Vye
The Clampett clan appears in court on a traffic violation.
Air Time & Details for Murvyn Vye, Sat 10, 12:00 am -
Sun 11
Road to Bali — Murvyn Vye
In the sixth entry in the Bob Hope-Bing Crosby "Road" shows, they play song-and-dance men who take jobs as divers on an idyllic Pacific island, where they compete for the affections of a lovely princess, as well as with the locals, for a chest of jewels.
Air Time & Details for Murvyn Vye, Sun 11, 1:00 am -
Sun 11
The Beverly Hillbillies: Clampetts in Court — Murvyn Vye
The Clampett clan appears in court on a traffic violation.
Air Time & Details for Murvyn Vye, Sun 11, 10:00 am -
Tue 13
The Rifleman: Nora — Murvyn Vye
Mark tries to drum up a romance between Lucas and a charming woman.
Air Time & Details for Murvyn Vye, Tue 13, 11:30 am -
Thu 15
Black Horse Canyon — Murvyn Vye
Two saddle pals (Joel McCrea and Race Gentry) vie with a rancher (Mari Blanchard) for a stallion. Jennings: Murvyn Vye. Doc: Irving Bacon. Duke: John Pickard. Directed by Jesse Hibbs.
Air Time & Details for Murvyn Vye, Thu 15, 10:00 pm -
Sat 17
Bonanza: San Francisco — Murvyn Vye
Ben's search for two ranch hands leads him to the Barbary Coast---where he's shanghaied and put on a boat for China.
Air Time & Details for Murvyn Vye, Sat 17, 9:00 am
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Biography
About Murvyn Vye
Yale-educated actor Murvyn Vye was closely associated with the Theatre Guild in the 1940s, originating the role of Jigger Craigin in the Guild's 1945 staging of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel. Vye brought his froglike countenance to Hollywood in 1947. In his first film, Golden Earrings, he played the gypsy who warbled the title song.
Vye went on to play a dour Merlin in the Bing Crosby version of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (1949) before returning to Broadway. He was cast as the Kralahome in Rodgers and Hammerstein's The King and I, but left the production during tryouts when his songs were cut. Back in Hollywood, Vye continued essaying sinister film and TV roles throughout the 1950s.
For reasons best known to himself, he went unbilled in the important part of Joan Collins' martini-imbibing husband in Leo McCarey's Rally Round the Flag, Boys (1959). In 1961, Vye was cast as the hero's general factotum in The Bob Cummings Show (not to be confused with Love That Bob), an assignment which lasted all of 13 weeks. Murvyn Vye's last film was the independent, Manhattan-based Andy (1965).