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- Anne Whitfield was born August 27, 1938 in Oxford, Mississippi, USA. She was an actress, known for White Christmas (1954), numerous TV shows and commercials, and a long radio career beginning in 1945 when she was seven. Her TV appearances include One Step Beyond, 3 Perry Masons, Rawhide, Gunsmoke, 77 Sunset Strip, Dobie Gillis, 2 Cheyennes, and a Bonanza. When she left Hollywood in 1976, she went back to college, got a degree in Mass Communications, and began a new career as a water quality educator at the state Department of Ecology. Now retired, Annie is a climate activist and a proud but worried grandmother of seven.
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Marcia Henderson was born on 22 July 1929 in Andover, Massachusetts, USA. She was an actress, known for All I Desire (1953), The Wayward Girl (1957) and Matinee Theatre (1955). She was married to Robert Ivers and Robert Brodsky. She died on 23 November 1987 in Yakima, Washington, USA.- Actor
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Robert Ivers attended one of the few high schools (Tucson High 1950-1953) that offered a wide range of theatre classes including Stagecraft, Make-Up, Lighting, History of the Theatre and Acting. After appearing in all the high school productions and some Tucson Little Theatre shows, Ivers was offered scholarships to Pasadena Playhouse and the University of Arizona. A short stint at Pasadena, after learning he couldn't get on stage until his second year, was enough, and he enrolled at the University of Arizona, where he began appearing in roles during his first year.
Tucson has been the host for many movie companies and, during his college days, Ivers was able to secure a few "uncredited" screen roles. During this same time, the Tucson Winter Stock Company started its operation, which proved to be the springboard for Ivers' move to Hollywood. In 1954, Milt Lewis, a talent scout for Paramount Pictures, saw Ivers in Stalag 17 (1953), at the Sartu Theatre in Hollywood and tried to get Paramount to sign him. They didn't. In 1955, Lewis saw Ivers in a production of "Rainmaker" at the University of Arizona and again failed to get the studio to sign him. It was a year later, 1956, when Jane (Loew) Sharples saw Bob in the lead in "Tea and Sympathy", a Tucson Winter Stock Company production (with Harvey Korman, a resident stock player), and sent him to her father, Arthur Loew, Sr., president of MGM. Ms. Loew's brother, Arthur M. Loew Jr., a producer, and her cousin, Stewart Stern, a screenwriter, helped Ivers prepare for audition interviews with MGM and Paramount executives. This time, Paramount Studios signed him.- Rudolph Bucko (real name Rudolph Bouckou) was a working cowhand from Yakima, Washington, who, with his brother Roy Bucko, drifted south and found themselves riding Hollywood's western ranges. Neither brother was often billed but Rudolph was billed by his nickname, "Buck' Bucko, and he actually had a credit or so when he was billed as Rudolph "Buck" Bucko. Because of the two different billing names in his few credited roles, trade journals of the time, especially the annual "Film Daily Year Book", carried a listing for both Rudolph Bucko and Buck Bucko, even though both names were for the same actor. Some sources don't know that so, based on their skimpy and incorrect research, three Bucko brothers have been "created." Buck worked in well over 200 sound-era westerns and serials, and both Bucko brothers appeared in most of the Ken Maynard westerns of the era. Both were primarily mainstays at Columbia and Universal during that period, and both worked in many Republic films from 1935-1952 or so. Both Bucko brothers were present in most of the films either worked in, but not always - Roy appeared in at least 55 more films than Rudolph Ralph was the smaller of the two brothers
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Larry Knechtel was born on 4 August 1940 in Bell, California, USA. He is known for Get Smart (1965), Last Summer (1969) and Shut Up & Sing (2006). He was married to Vickie. He died on 20 August 2009 in Yakima, Washington, USA.- Phillip Orin Parmelee was born on 8 March 1887 in Matherton, Michigan, USA. He was an actor, known for A Dash Through the Clouds (1912). He died on 1 June 1912 in North Yakima, Washington, USA.
- Desiree Sunford was born on 26 August 1982 in Moses Lake, Washington, USA. She died on 7 April 2013 in Yakima, Washington, USA.
- Noelle Atwood was born on 20 December 1988 in Yakima, Washington, USA. She was an actress, known for Jackson Horn (2006) and Jackson Horn (2011). She died on 20 May 2011 in Yakima, Washington, USA.
- Actor
Jack Filson was born on 9 April 1895 in Hillsdale, Michigan, USA. He was an actor. He died in July 1975 in Yakima, Washington, USA.- Make-Up Department
Florence Erickson is known for The Danny Thomas Show (1953), So This Is Hollywood (1955) and The Real McCoys (1957). Florence was married to Albert G Ruben, Pat Erickson and James Johnston. Florence died on 26 June 2003 in Yakima, Washington, USA.- Freeda Thorpe was born on 19 September 1905 in Endicott, West Virginia, USA. She was married to Thorpe, Jim. She died on 2 March 2007 in Yakima, Washington, USA.
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- Actress
Kaylynn Hodgins was born on 5 January 1988 in Yakima, Washington, USA. She was an actress, known for Jackson Horn (2006) and Meet Virginia (2010). She died on 7 October 2009 in Yakima, Washington, USA.- Additional Crew
Charles J. Guntley was born on 5 September 1931 in Walla Walla, Washington, USA. Charles J. is known for The Harrad Experiment (1973), I Wonder Who's Killing Her Now? (1975) and Harrad Summer (1974). Charles J. died on 20 June 2006 in Yakima, Washington, USA.