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Sat 25
The Man Behind the Gun — Edward Hearn
An undercover agent (Randolph Scott) is detailed to smash a revolutionist's plot to make Southern California a separate state. Patrice Wymore. Monk: Dick Wesson. Giles: Phil Carey. Chona: Lina Romay. Sheldon: Roy Roberts. Buckley: Douglas Fowley. Felix Feist directed.
Air Time & Details for Edward Hearn, Sat 25, 6:00 am -
Sat 25
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Sun 26
Santa Fe Trail — Edward Hearn
A retelling of famed abolitionist John Brown's legend, centering on events leading up to the bloody 1859 confrontation between Brown and the U.S. Army at Harpers Ferry, Va.
Air Time & Details for Edward Hearn, Sun 26, 1:00 am -
Thu 30
The Man Behind the Gun — Edward Hearn
An undercover agent (Randolph Scott) is detailed to smash a revolutionist's plot to make Southern California a separate state. Patrice Wymore. Monk: Dick Wesson. Giles: Phil Carey. Chona: Lina Romay. Sheldon: Roy Roberts. Buckley: Douglas Fowley. Felix Feist directed.
Air Time & Details for Edward Hearn, Thu 30, 10:00 pm -
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Biography
About Edward Hearn
Actor Edward Hearn's Hollywood career extended from 1916 to 1951. A leading man in the silent era, Hearn was seen in such roles as Philip Nolan, the title character in Man without a Country (1925). His first talkie effort was Frank Capra's The Donovan Affair (1929).
Capra never forgot Hearn, securing minor roles for the actor when his star faded in the early 1930s. Edward Hearn spent his last two decades in films playing dozens of cops, jurors, and military officers, essaying bits in features and supporting roles in serials and short subjects.