Connie Gilchrist TV Schedule
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Connie Gilchrist on TV This Week
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Sun 8
Act of Violence — Connie Gilchrist
A man home from World War II just wants to live a peaceful life with his wife, but those hopes are threatened when a familiar face from his past reappears.
Air Time & Details for Connie Gilchrist, Sun 8, 9:35 pm -
Tue 10
Act of Violence — Connie Gilchrist
A man home from World War II just wants to live a peaceful life with his wife, but those hopes are threatened when a familiar face from his past reappears.
Air Time & Details for Connie Gilchrist, Tue 10, 6:00 am -
Thu 12
Daniel Boone: Cain's Birthday — Connie Gilchrist
Part 1. The women and children mobilize after the men are forced to surrender to an Indian war party. Michelet: Cesare Danova. Chief: Ted de Corsia. Daniel: Fess Parker. Gagne: Maurice Marsac. Keziah: Connie Gilchrist. Yadkin: Albert Salmi.
Air Time & Details for Connie Gilchrist, Thu 12, 6:00 am -
Fri 13
Act of Violence — Connie Gilchrist
A man home from World War II just wants to live a peaceful life with his wife, but those hopes are threatened when a familiar face from his past reappears.
Air Time & Details for Connie Gilchrist, Fri 13, 1:40 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Connie Gilchrist
The daughter of actress Martha Daniels, Connie Gilchrist was herself on stage from the age of 16, touring both Europe and the U.S. Her theatrical credits include such long-runners as Mulatto and Ladies and Gentlemen, the latter featuring a contemporary of Gilchrist's named Helen Hayes. While acting in the pre-Broadway tour of Ladies and Gentlemen in 1939, Gilchrist was signed to a ten-year contract at MGM, where amidst the studio's patented gloss and glitter, the actress' brash, down-to-earth characterizations brought a welcome touch of urban reality. Usually cast as Irish maids, tenement housewives and worldly madams (though seldom designated as such), Gilchrist was given a rare chance to show off her musical talents in Presenting Lily Mars, where she sang a duet with Judy Garland.
After her MGM tenure, Gilchrist free-lanced in such films as Houdini (1953), Auntie Mame (1958) (as governess Nora Muldoon) and The Monkey's Uncle (1965). Devoted TV fans will recall Connie Gilchrist as the bawdy pubkeeper Purity on the 1950s Australian-filmed adventure series Long John Silver.