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Mon 10
The Big Sky — Sam Ash
Howard Hawks' version of the A.B. Guthrie novel about Kentucky frontiersmen taking a keelboat trip up the Missouri River in the 1830s and running into some Indian trouble along the way.
Air Time & Details for Sam Ash, Mon 10, 2:55 pm -
Mon 10
Along the Great Divide — Sam Ash
In the Old West, a marshal struggling with guilt finds redemption by rescuing an accused man from a lynch mob, only to face dangers in the Mojave Desert while bringing him to trial.
Air Time & Details for Sam Ash, Mon 10, 10:00 pm -
Thu 13
The Big Sky — Sam Ash
Howard Hawks' version of the A.B. Guthrie novel about Kentucky frontiersmen taking a keelboat trip up the Missouri River in the 1830s and running into some Indian trouble along the way.
Air Time & Details for Sam Ash, Thu 13, 2:50 am -
Thu 13
Along the Great Divide — Sam Ash
In the Old West, a marshal struggling with guilt finds redemption by rescuing an accused man from a lynch mob, only to face dangers in the Mojave Desert while bringing him to trial.
Air Time & Details for Sam Ash, Thu 13, 7:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Sam Ash
A veteran vaudeville performer from Kentucky, wavy-haired Sam Ash was fairly busy in Broadway musicals of the 1910s and 1920s, including the hugely successful Katrinka (1915), Some Party (1922; with Jed Prouty and De Wolf Hopper), and The Passing Show of 1922. Third-billed in his screen debut as one of the suspects in the Craig Kennedy mystery Unmasked (1929), Ash went on to play literally hundreds of bit parts as waiters, news vendors, ship stewards, reporters, and the like. He was popular with the Republic Pictures serial units in the 1940s, playing one of the reporters swooping down on poor Louise Currie in The Masked Marvel (1944) and a florist in Captain America (1944), to mention but two of many chapterplay roles.
His final film, the Warner Bros. Western The Big Sky (1952), was released posthumously.