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Marcia Mae Jones Born 8/1/24, In Hollywood, California Note: Because all four of her children were constantly working in motion pictures, in speaking roles as well as extras, our mother had no time to keep accurate records. I have photographic evidence of some of these parts, but no knowledge of the films titles. |
Filmography
| YEAR | TITLE | STUDIO |
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1924-25
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Mannequin
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Paramount
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1926
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Kid Millions
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Goldwyn
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1928
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Smile, Brother, Smile
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First National
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1930
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Bride of the Regiment
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First National
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1930
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King of Jazz
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Universal
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1931
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Street Scene
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Goldwyn
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1931
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The Champ
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MGM
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1931
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An American Tragedy
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Paramount
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1932
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Strike Me Pink
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Goldwyn
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1933
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Night Nurse
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Warner Brothers
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1934
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Imitation of Life
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Universal
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1935
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Dante's Inferno
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20th Cent. Fox
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1935
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Our Gang/Little Rascals
"Birthday Blues"
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Hal Roach
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1935
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Gentle Julia
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20th Cent. Fox
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1935
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The Good Fairy
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Universal
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1936
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Two Wise Maids
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Republic
|
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1937
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These Three (The Children's
Hour)
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Goldwyn
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1937
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The Life of Emile Zola
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Warner Bothers
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1937
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Heidi
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20th Cent. Fox
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1937
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Mountain Justice
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Warner Brothers
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1938
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Meet Dr. Christian
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R.K.O
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1938
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Lady Behave
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Republic
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1938
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The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
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David O. Selznick
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1938
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Barefoot Boy*
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Monogram
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1938
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Mad About Music
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Universal
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1939
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First Love
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Universal
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1939
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The Little Princess
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20th Cent. Fox
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1940
|
3 Movies (the first 30-minute
plays for tv)
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Marshal Grant
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1940
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Anne of the Windy Poplars
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R.K.O
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1940
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Dr. Kildare's Strange Case
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M.G.M
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1940
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Haunted House*
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Monogram
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1940
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The Old Swimming Hole*
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Monogram
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1940
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Tomboy*
|
Monogram
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1941
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Nice Girl
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Universal
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1941
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Let's Go Collegiate
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Monogram
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1941
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The Gang's All Here
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Monogram
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1942
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Secretes of a Coed
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Monogram
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1943
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Nobody's Darling
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Republic
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1943
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The Youngest Profession
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M.G.M
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1943
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Top Man
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Universal
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1944
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Nine Girls
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Columbia
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1944
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Lady In The Death House
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P.R.C
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1945
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Snafu
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Columbia
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1948
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The Fabulous Fraud
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M.G.M
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1949
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Arson Inc.
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Lippert
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1949
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Caught
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Columbia
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1949
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Hi Jack
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Monogram
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1949
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Tucson
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Sol Wurtzel
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1950
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Daughter of Rosie O'Grady
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20th Cent. Fox
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1950
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Burns & Allen Show -
series
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Motion Picture Center
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1951
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Buster Keaton -series (10
episodes)
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-
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1951
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Wold Bill Hickock -series
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Ziv
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1951
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The Cisco Kid- series (5
episodes)
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-
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1951
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Burns & Allen Show -series
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Motion Picture Center
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1952
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Joan Davis Show- series
(3 episodes)
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Motion Picture Center
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1952
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Shazam! (childrens show)
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Virginia Martindale Casting
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1952
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Chicago Calling
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United Artists
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1953
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Trouble Preferred
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Sol Wurtzel
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1954
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Donale O'Connor Show
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Motion Picture Center
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1955
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Wyatt Earp- series (4 episodes)
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20th Cent. Fox
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1961
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Mr. Ed- series
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Motion Picture Center
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1963
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Peyton Place- series (2
episodes)
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20th Cent. Fox
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1968
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Live a Little, Love a Little
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M.G.M
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1969
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The Gypsy Moths
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M.G.M
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1970
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Marcus Welby M.D.- series
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Universal
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1972**
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The Spectre of Edgar Allen
Poe
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A.I.P
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1972**
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Canon- series (5 episodes)
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Goldwyn/Quinn Martin
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1972**
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Streets of San Francisco-
series
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Goldwyn/Quinn Martin
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1972**
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Barnaby Jones- series
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Goldywyn/Quinn Martin
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1972**
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Temperature Rising
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-
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1973**
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The Way We Were
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Columbia
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1980**
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Rogue's Gallery
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Paramount
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1980**
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Juliet Prowse Show
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Motion Picture Center
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1981**
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Goodnight Beantown
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Paramount
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|
**
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General Hospital
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-
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1993**
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America's Little Darling:
Shirley Temple
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P.B.S/Wombat Productions
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* This series starred Marcia Mae Jones and Jackie Moran.
** At this time I was married and semi-retired, but did work the noted film and TV Projects
strictly for free "Arts" promotion of new Hollywood Hopefuls.
This site is interested in mutual linking with other free "arts" or goodwill sites.