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Tue 11
The Kennel Murder Case — Etienne Girardot
Two brothers are found dead, one in a locked room, the other in a closet. The only clues are a wounded Doberman and shattered antique vase.
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Thu 13
Wake Up and Live — Etienne Girardot
A timid crooner gets entangled in a feud between two radio personalities.
Air Time & Details for Etienne Girardot, Thu 13, 8:00 pm -
Fri 14
Wake Up and Live — Etienne Girardot
A timid crooner gets entangled in a feud between two radio personalities.
Air Time & Details for Etienne Girardot, Fri 14, 4:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Etienne Girardot
Of Anglo/French parentage, birdlike comic actor Etienne Girardot was an established theatrical favorite long before the turn of the century. One of Girardot's best-loved stage roles was Lord Fancourt Babberly in Charley's Aunt; a production photo of the actor in female drag appeared for years in the Collier's Encyclopedia entry on "Theatre." He entered films in 1912 as star of Vitagraph's The Violin of Monsieur. Then it was back to the stage, where in 1933 he scored a personal success as balmy self-styled millionaire Mr. Clark in Hecht and MacArthur's Twentieth Century.
It was this role that brought Girardot back to movies on a full-time basis, where he remained until his death in 1939. Etienne Girardot's film roles included crabby coroner Dr. Doremus in two "Philo Vance" mysteries; orphanage official Wyckoff in Curly Top (1935), who endures the indignity of being imitated (quite well) by star Shirley Temple; and King Louis' senile physician in The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1939).