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Mon 2
The Mickey Rooney Show: House Party — Claire Carleton
Mickey decides to spend his day-off helping his mom to tidy up the house. But his ineptness in doing housework created more mess and trouble for his mother.
Air Time & Details for Claire Carleton, Mon 2, 8:00 am -
Wed 4
Perry Mason: The Case of the Stuttering Bishop — Claire Carleton
Mason uses chesslike strategy to defend a young girl who's a pawn in a $1,000,000 inheritance swindle. Mallory: Vaughn Taylor. Lang: Ken Lynch. Janice: Joan Vohs. Charles: Carl Benton Reid. Carole: Rebecca Welles.
Air Time & Details for Claire Carleton, Wed 4, 9:00 am
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Biography
About Claire Carleton
Brassy, bleached-blonde Claire Carleton was a reliable supporting actress on Broadway, in films and on TV for nearly thirty years. Carleton's New York stage credits include The Body Beautiful, 20th Century and The Women. In films, she was usually cast as"B"-girls, strippers, gum-chewing manicurists and divorce correspondents: her character names were generally along the lines of Mamie, Tessie, Nellie or simply "The Blonde." She was afforded leading roles in the two-reelers of such comedians as The Three Stooges and Leon Errol, entering into the slapstick proceedings with relish and abandon: in the 1946 Columbia short Headin' for a Weddin', Carleton has a light bulb broken in her mouth, and in the final scene engages in a knock-down, drag-out fight with star Vera Vague.
A frequent TV performer, Claire Carleton co-starred as Mickey Rooney's mother (she was eight years older than he!) in the 1955 sitcom Hey, Mulligan!, and played Alice Purdy on the 1958 western Cimarron City.