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John Kellogg on TV This Week
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Tue 1
Gunsmoke: Ex-Con — John Kellogg
Ex-convict Leo Pitts arrives in Dodge with a new bride---and a bullet with Matt's name on it. Lily: Jeanne Cooper. Matt: James Arness. Clabe: Raymond Guth. Kelly: Harry Lauter. Chester: Dennis Weaver. Botkin: Roy Roberts. Doc: Milburn Stone.
Air Time & Details for John Kellogg, Tue 1, 5:00 pm -
Thu 3
Out of the Past — John Kellogg
A private eye tries to escape a sordid past by becoming the proprietor of a gas station in a mountain village, but his previous unscrupulous dealings return to haunt him when a former client he betrayed hires him to do another job.
Air Time & Details for John Kellogg, Thu 3, 5:55 pm -
Sun 6
Kansas Raiders — John Kellogg
Jesse James rides again in the person of Audie Murphy. Brian Donlevy, Scott Brady, Tony Curtis, Richard Long, Richard Arlen, Dewey Martin, Marguerite Chapman.
Air Time & Details for John Kellogg, Sun 6, 12:00 am -
Mon 7
Daniel Boone: The Gun-Barrel Highway — John Kellogg
Daniel treads a delicate path as he tries to prevent war between the Shawnees and road builders who have violated tribal grounds. Cassady: John Kellogg. Sawyer: Arthur Space. Chief: Dennis Cross. Daniel: Fess Parker. Phelps: Timothy Scott. Jericho: Robert Logan. Mingo: Ed Ames.
Air Time & Details for John Kellogg, Mon 7, 6:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About John Kellogg
After stock experience in New England and a starring role in a Broadway flop, American actor John Kellogg was selected to play the lead in the road company of the long-running service comedy Brother Rat. He continued working steadily on stage until interrupted by World War II service. After a smattering of movie exposure at other studios, Kellogg signed a Columbia contract in 1946.
Good-looking and dependable enough for secondary roles but not quite star material, Kellogg was seen in such films as Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo (1943), A Walk in the Sun (1945), Johnny O'Clock (1947) and 12 O'Clock High (1949).