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Mon 16
The Love Boat: Scandinavia Cruise: Girl of the Midnight Sun; There'll Be Some Changes Made; Mr. Smith Goes to Stockholm; Too Many Isaacs — John Davidson
Part 1 of 2. On a cruise to Norway and Sweden, an actress tries to impress an advertising exec; a man decides to have a nose job, but the woman who's fallen for him thinks he's scheduled a sex-change operation; Gopher plans to marry a Swedish heiress; a scientist plots a robbery.
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Mon 16
The Love Boat: Scandinavia Cruise: Girl of the Midnight Sun; There'll Be Some Changes Made; Mr. Smith Goes to Stockholm; Too Many Isaacs — John Davidson
Conclusion. On a cruise to Norway and Sweden, an actress tries to impress an advertising exec; a man decides to have a nose job, but the woman who's fallen for him thinks he's scheduled a sex-change operation; Gopher plans to marry a Swedish heiress; a scientist plots a robbery.
Air Time & Details for John Davidson, Mon 16, 1:00 am
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About John Davidson
Character actor John Davidson entered films in 1914. Though a native New Yorker, Davidson seemed most at home playing sinister Middle Easterners or Europeans; he was, for example, cast as the sheik in Priscilla Dean's 1922 version of Under Two Flags and as Cardinal Richelieu in the 1924 Rudolph Valentino vehicle Monsieur Beaucaire. In talkies, he was seen in roles ranging from bit-part concierges to criminal masterminds.
Busiest in serials, Davidson menaced his way through such chapter plays as The Perils of Pauline (1934), Dick Tracy vs. Crime Inc. (1941), The Adventures of Captain Marvel (1941), Secret Service in Darkest Africa (1942), The Perils of Nyoka (1942), and The Purple Monster Strikes (1945).
Even in his fleeting A-picture appearances, he remained an unsavory presence (e.g., Benedict Arnold in Where Do We Go From Here?). Once in a while, he'd spoof his established screen image, notably as the capricious sidewalk hypnotist in the 1939 Our Gang one-reeler Duel Personalities. He retired from films sometime in the early '50s.
John Davidson is no relation to the singer of the same name.