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Sat 12
Made for Each Other — Olin Howlin
A couple wed after a one-day courtship, and face their first year of marriage with financial woes, illness, interfering in-laws and the arrival of a new baby.
Air Time & Details for Olin Howlin, Sat 12, 9:00 pm -
Tue 15
Jack London — Olin Howlin
The vigorous escapades of the author (Michael O'Shea), who worked as a gold miner, seaman and war correspondent. Susan Hayward. Freda: Osa Massen. Old Tom: Frank Craven. Mamie: Virginia Mayo. Luke: Paul Hurst. Hilliard: Harry Davenport. George: Ralph Morgan.
Air Time & Details for Olin Howlin, Tue 15, 12:00 pm -
Tue 15
The Shepherd of the Hills — Olin Howlin
A young man seeks vengeance against those responsible for his mother's death.
Air Time & Details for Olin Howlin, Tue 15, 10:30 pm -
Wed 16
Jack London — Olin Howlin
The vigorous escapades of the author (Michael O'Shea), who worked as a gold miner, seaman and war correspondent. Susan Hayward. Freda: Osa Massen. Old Tom: Frank Craven. Mamie: Virginia Mayo. Luke: Paul Hurst. Hilliard: Harry Davenport. George: Ralph Morgan.
Air Time & Details for Olin Howlin, Wed 16, 1:00 am -
Wed 16
The Strange Love of Martha Ivers — Olin Howlin
In a small town, a ruthless wealthy woman with an alcoholic weakling of a husband (Kirk Douglas in his film debut) may be harboring a dark, horrible secret that binds three people together in this tale of murder, passion and violence. John Patrick received an Oscar-nomination for Best Original Story.
Air Time & Details for Olin Howlin, Wed 16, 3:00 pm -
Thu 17
The Strange Love of Martha Ivers — Olin Howlin
In a small town, a ruthless wealthy woman with an alcoholic weakling of a husband (Kirk Douglas in his film debut) may be harboring a dark, horrible secret that binds three people together in this tale of murder, passion and violence. John Patrick received an Oscar-nomination for Best Original Story.
Air Time & Details for Olin Howlin, Thu 17, 4:00 am -
Fri 18
Angel and the Badman — Olin Howlin
An outlaw driven to murder the man who killed his foster father questions his goals after falling in love with a devout Quaker.
Air Time & Details for Olin Howlin, Fri 18, 12:30 am -
Sat 19
Angel and the Badman — Olin Howlin
An outlaw driven to murder the man who killed his foster father questions his goals after falling in love with a devout Quaker.
Air Time & Details for Olin Howlin, Sat 19, 12:00 pm -
Sun 20
Angel and the Badman — Olin Howlin
An outlaw driven to murder the man who killed his foster father questions his goals after falling in love with a devout Quaker.
Air Time & Details for Olin Howlin, Sun 20, 2:30 am -
Sun 20
The Shepherd of the Hills — Olin Howlin
A young man seeks vengeance against those responsible for his mother's death.
Air Time & Details for Olin Howlin, Sun 20, 6:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Olin Howlin
The younger brother of actress Jobyna Howland, Olin Howland established himself on Broadway in musical comedy. The actor made his film debut in 1918, but didn't really launch his Hollywood career until the talkie era. Generally cast as rustic characters, Howland could be sly or slow-witted, depending on the demands of the role.
He showed up in scores of Warner Bros. films in the 1930s and 1940s, most amusingly as the remonstrative Dr. Croker (sic) in The Case of the Lucky Legs (1934). A favorite of producer David O.
Selznick, Howland played the laconic baggage man in Nothing Sacred (1937), the grim, hickory-stick wielding schoolmaster in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1938) and an expansive Yankee businessman in Gone with the Wind (1939). During the 1940s, he could often as not be found at Republic, appearing in that studio's westerns and hillbilly musicals. One of his best screen assignments of the 1950s was the old derelict who kept shouting "Make me sergeant in charge of booze!" in the classic sci-fier Them (1954).
Howland made several TV guest appearances in the 1950s, and played the recurring role of Swifty on the weekly Circus Boy (1956). In the latter stages of his career, Olin Howland billed himself as Olin Howlin; he made his final appearance in 1958, as the first victim of The Blob.