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Mon 10
Fort Apache — Frank Baker
The first of John Ford's cavalry trilogy tells the story of a demanding colonel who clashes with his own troops as well as Apaches. The other two entries are "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" and "Rio Grande."
Air Time & Details for Frank Baker, Mon 10, 8:30 am -
Fri 14
Run of the Arrow — Frank Baker
A bitter ex-Confederate is adopted by a tribe of Sioux Indians. Eventually he must take up arms along with them against American cavalry troops.
Air Time & Details for Frank Baker, Fri 14, 1:00 pm -
Sun 16
The Little Princess — Frank Baker
Shirley Temple in a story about a Victorian waif who haunts British hospitals looking for her father after he is allegedly killed while fighting in the Boer War. An adaptation of the Frances Hodgson Burnett kid-lit classic.
Air Time & Details for Frank Baker, Sun 16, 3:00 am
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Biography
About Frank Baker
Onscreen from 1912, Australian-born Frank Baker was the brother of that country's foremost silent-screen action hero, Snowy Baker. Like Snowy, Frank settled in Hollywood in the 1920s and embarked on a long career as a stuntman and bit player. Rarely onscreen for more than minutes, Baker later portrayed Major Martling in the 1935 serial The New Adventures of Tarzan, George Davis in Clark Gable's Parnell (1937), Lord Dunstable in That Forsyte Woman (1949), and even General Robert E.
Lee in Run of the Arrow (1957). Retiring in the mid-'60s, Frank Baker spent his final years at the Motion Picture Country House and Hospital. He died in 1980 at the age of 88.