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Wed 29
Guys and Dolls — Veda Ann Borg
Adaptation of the Broadway smash about a gambler trying to finance the "Oldest Established Permanent Floating Crap Game in New York" by betting another gambler that he can't score a date with a virginal mission worker. What are the odds that the two just might fall in love?
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Wed 29
About Face — Veda Ann Borg
Two Army sergeants cause chaos at a bar, crash a lively party, and stir things up at an Army-Navy dance. Their antics lead to unexpected adventures.
Air Time & Details for Veda Ann Borg, Wed 29, 8:00 am -
Wed 29
About Face — Veda Ann Borg
Two Army sergeants cause chaos at a bar, crash a lively party, and stir things up at an Army-Navy dance. Their antics lead to unexpected adventures.
Air Time & Details for Veda Ann Borg, Wed 29, 8:00 pm
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About Veda Ann Borg
Yes, that was her real name. Born in Massachussetts, Veda Ann Borg established herself as a model in New York in the early 1930s. Though she'd never had any previous acting experience, Veda was given a secret screen test by Paramount in 1936 and signed on the spot.
After a few years of nondescript roles, Veda was nearly killed in a serious automobile accident in 1939. Her face completely reconstructed by plastic surgery, Veda emerged from the bandages with a harder, more distinctive countenance than before--one that proved ideal for the many brassy chorus girls, gun molls and "kept women" that she would portray over the next twenty years. Usually laboring away in B pictures, Veda began picking up some impressive "A" credits in the 1950s, notably as Vivian Blaine's showgirl pal in the mammoth musical Guys and Dolls (1955).
Her last appearance was as an bedraggled Indian woman in the John Wayne-directed The Alamo (1960). For eleven years, Veda Ann Borg was the wife of director Andrew V. McLaglen.