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Wed 19
Eternally Yours — Douglas Wood
A magician (David Niven) who woos and wins a socialite (Loretta Young) discovers he can't make women's lipstick disappear from his collar. Abby: Billie Burke. Gloria: Eve Arden. Don: Broderick Crawford. Benton: Hugh Herbert. Peabody: C. Aubrey Smith. Lola: Virginia Field. Mrs. Bingham: ZaSu Pitts. Bingham: Raymond Walburn.
Air Time & Details for Douglas Wood, Wed 19, 12:00 pm -
Thu 20
Eternally Yours — Douglas Wood
A magician (David Niven) who woos and wins a socialite (Loretta Young) discovers he can't make women's lipstick disappear from his collar. Abby: Billie Burke. Gloria: Eve Arden. Don: Broderick Crawford. Benton: Hugh Herbert. Peabody: C. Aubrey Smith. Lola: Virginia Field. Mrs. Bingham: ZaSu Pitts. Bingham: Raymond Walburn.
Air Time & Details for Douglas Wood, Thu 20, 12:00 am -
Sat 22
Eternally Yours — Douglas Wood
A magician (David Niven) who woos and wins a socialite (Loretta Young) discovers he can't make women's lipstick disappear from his collar. Abby: Billie Burke. Gloria: Eve Arden. Don: Broderick Crawford. Benton: Hugh Herbert. Peabody: C. Aubrey Smith. Lola: Virginia Field. Mrs. Bingham: ZaSu Pitts. Bingham: Raymond Walburn.
Air Time & Details for Douglas Wood, Sat 22, 8:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Douglas Wood
Actor Douglas Wood was the son of 19th century stage actress Ida Jeffreys. After a long stage career of his own, Wood entered films in 1934. His screen roles were plentiful but usually small; most often he could be found playing a judge or city official.
He also came in handy as a red herring murder suspect in the many murder mysteries churned out by Hollywood in the war years. Douglas Wood remained active in films until 1956.