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A stunt with the flyers feet together?
a cupie.
What is the name of the partner stunt in which the flyer has her feet together in one of her base's hands?
cupie
What are the best virtual pet games?
Fluffball, Sprinkles, Trishie, Knicki, Snicker, Wishtoy, Cupie.
Which are the best weapons on Pirates Online for free players?
For sword, the best weapon is the mariners cutlass. Gun, matchlock blunderbuss. Doll, Cupie doll. If you did the pirate blade, grand pistol, and taboo doll quests before, then those would be the best.
Is it I beat you or I won you?
I beat you at chess. This can be a rather inflated statement in the present tense suggesting that it is a given: I always beat you at chess. It can also be a statement of fact in the past tense that refers, perhaps, to last evening. I won you a cupie doll. This would be a statement in casual English indicating that I won a cupie doll, and I am giving it to you. As soon as I won you ranted. This is a statement that reveals someone who doesn't know how to win, and someone who doesn't know how to lose. You would never say "I won you" to mean "I defeated you". You would also never ever say to your sweetheart something like this: "Chris 'n' I played poker fer ya; we played fair 'n' square. I won you legal-like..."
Stunts for weak cheerleaders?
if the cheerleaders arent strong enough to do the difficult stunts you can start doing a simple prep a prep is when the flyer is held by her feet a chest level by the bases and the backspot is holding her ankles lifting some weight off the bases making it easier. once u get that you can then try a cradle. when doing a cradle bases just toss the flyer in the air from a prep then cetching her in their arms and having hte backspot cetch the flyers armpits. once you can do all that then you can try to go up to an extention, meaning holding the flyer above the bases hands. a cupie is also a simple stunt. The Cupie (called an "Awesome" in some regions) is almost identical to the Full Extension except that the flyer's feet are together, in one hand of a single base or with one foot in the hands of two bases. In a partner stunt the difference between a cupie and an awesome has to do with what the male is doing with his free hand. If the free hand is on the hip then it is a cupie, if the free hand is in a high V then it's an awesome. the thigh stand is the simplest stunt in cheering. A Thigh Stand is one of the simplist stunts. The bases kneel on one leg and have their feet touching each other by the sides of their shoes. The back spot will hold the flyer at the waist. She will dip and jump onto the bases thighs.
What are cupie dolls worth?
Actually it is spelled Kewpie doll. They were a popular carnival prize and there was even a song along these lines- The Midway and the Fun, the Kewpie dolls you won!. The name is, obviously derived from(Cupid) but it is spelled Kewpie. They were very popular from l9l0- thirties. There have been revived at times. The cupid-like painters in the (Cook and Dunn) advertisement- Painting"s fun with Cook and Dunn! may have been derived from the Kewpie dolls. Cook and Dunn was a paint manufacturer in Newark, NJ. I am not sure they are still extant.
What actors and actresses appeared in The Sophomore - 1929?
The cast of The Sophomore - 1929 includes: Jimmy Aldine as Minor Role Lew Ayres as Sophomore Fraternity Brother Brooks Benedict as Dan Willis Ray Cooke as Sophomore Fraternity Brother Stuart Erwin as Radio Broadcast Technician Russell Gleason as Dutch Dorothy Granger as Co-Ed Jeanette Loff as Barbara Lange Marian Marsh as Minor Role Sarah Padden as Mrs. Collins Eddie Quillan as Joe Collins Stanley Smith as Tom Weck Grady Sutton as Cupie - Freshman Fraternity Brother Gretta Tuttle as Minor Role Dorothy Ward as Minor Role
What actors and actresses appeared in Shantytown - 1943?
The cast of Shantytown - 1943 includes: John Archer as Bill Allen Charles Cane as Gangster Abe Diamond as Singer Maxine Doyle Byron Foulger Harry Hayden Robert Homans as Dugan Carey Loftin as Gangster Marjorie Lord as Virginia Allen Cupie Lovewell as Young Girl Matty Malneck as Orchestra Leader Eve Martell as Young Girl Neva Martell as Young Girl Harry McKim as Young Boy Ken Niles as Radio Announcer Ralph Peters as Gangster Ethel Ramsey as Elderly Lady Mickey Rentschler as Young Boy Anne Revere as Mrs. Gorty Dick Rich as Policeman Ruth Robinson as Townswoman Red Smith as Musician Pat Starling as Young Girl Anthony Warde as Gangster Joe Whitehead as Elderly Man
What movie and television projects has Joe Besser been in?
Joe Besser has: Played Wanderer in "Cuckoorancho" in 1938. Played Siggie Landers in "Hot Steel" in 1940. Played Pendelton (Pudge) Pfeiffer in "Hey, Rookie" in 1944. Played Professor Diogenes Dingle in "Eadie Was a Lady" in 1945. Played Himself - Comedian in "Hour Glass" in 1946. Played Roly Q. Entwhistle in "Talk About a Lady" in 1946. Played Harry in "Africa Screams" in 1949. Played Irate Guest in "Hollywood House" in 1949. Played Eric Loudermilk Potts in "Waiting in the Lurch" in 1949. Played Waiter in "The Jack Benny Program" in 1950. Played Salesman with Drum in "Woman in Hiding" in 1950. Played himself in "The Alan Young Show" in 1950. Played Photographer in "The Jack Benny Program" in 1950. Played Joe - Studio Emloyee in "The Jack Benny Program" in 1950. Played Joe in "The Jack Benny Program" in 1950. Played Magazine photographer in "The Jack Benny Program" in 1950. Played Regular (1950-1951) in "The Ken Murray Show" in 1950. Played Regular in "The Ken Murray Show" in 1950. Played Mr. Henshaw - Interior Decorator in "The Jack Benny Program" in 1950. Played Joey in "The Jack Benny Program" in 1950. Played Cook in "Outside the Wall" in 1950. Performed in "The Colgate Comedy Hour" in 1950. Performed in "The Alan Young Show" in 1950. Played Pvt. Rodney Marblehead in "Dizzy Yardbird" in 1950. Played himself in "The Ken Murray Show" in 1950. Played Cameraman in "The Jack Benny Program" in 1950. Played Train Conductor in "The Gene Autry Show" in 1950. Played Carlton in "Joe Palooka Meets Humphrey" in 1950. Played Prince Sinbad in "The Desert Hawk" in 1950. Played Hubert in "Front Page Detective" in 1951. Played Harry in "I Married Joan" in 1952. Performed in "I Married Joan" in 1952. Played Stinky Davis in "The Abbott and Costello Show" in 1952. Played Mr. Briggs in "My Little Margie" in 1952. Played Pvt. Joe Besser in "Aim, Fire, Scoot" in 1952. Played Joe in "Caught on the Bounce" in 1952. Played Narrator in "A Day in the Country" in 1953. Played Pete, Elevator Operator in "I, the Jury" in 1953. Played Pvt. Joe Besser in "Spies and Guys" in 1953. Played Party Favor Salesman in "Meet Mr. McNutley" in 1953. Played The Mayor in "Your Favorite Story" in 1953. Performed in "Private Secretary" in 1953. Played Postman Thompson in "Make Room for Daddy" in 1953. Played Yonkel, master of chariots in "Sins of Jezebel" in 1953. Played himself in "The Saturday Night Revue" in 1953. Played Manager in "General Electric Theater" in 1953. Played Cupie in "The Lone Wolf" in 1954. Played Joe in "December Bride" in 1954. Played Joe Cogan in "Mr. District Attorney" in 1954. Played Con Man in "Willy" in 1954. Played Warden in "The Spike Jones Show" in 1954. Played Eric Loudermilk Potts in "The Fire Chaser" in 1954. Played Coroner in "Headline Hunters" in 1955. Played Hunter in "Abbott and Costello Meet the Keystone Kops" in 1955. Played Frankie Farrell in "Damon Runyon Theater" in 1955. Played Joe Besser in "Hook a Crook" in 1955. Played Gas Station Attendant in "Mad at the World" in 1955. Played himself in "The Eddie Cantor Comedy Theater" in 1955. Played Doc McGinnis in "Two-Gun Lady" in 1955. Played Chester in "The Millionaire" in 1955. Played Pvt. Joe Besser in "Army Daze" in 1956. Played Joe in "Columbia Laff Hour" in 1956. Played Bartender in "The Helen Morgan Story" in 1957. Played Joe in "Horsing Around" in 1957. Played Private Besser in "Club Oasis" in 1957. Played Joe in "Hoofs and Goofs" in 1957. Played Joe in "Space Ship Sappy" in 1957. Played Joe in "Rusty Romeos" in 1957. Played Joe in "Quiz Whizz" in 1958. Played Lawyer in "The Milton Berle Show" in 1958. Played Joe in "Flying Saucer Daffy" in 1958. Played Joe in "Pies and Guys" in 1958. Played Joe Greb in "Say One for Me" in 1959. Played Andy Heather in "Plunderers of Painted Flats" in 1959. Played Gallagher in "The Story on Page One" in 1959. Played Joe in "Three Stooges Fun-O-Rama" in 1959. Played Joe in "Triple Crossed" in 1959. Played Medical Corpsman in "The Rookie" in 1959. Played Joe in "Sappy Bull Fighters" in 1959. Played Bookie in "Dan Raven" in 1960. Performed in "Angel" in 1960. Played Mr. Jillson in "The Joey Bishop Show" in 1961. Played Jillson in "The Joey Bishop Show" in 1961. Played Man Watching Rushes in "The Errand Boy" in 1961. Played Service station attendant in "Hand of Death" in 1962. Played Himself - Comedian in "The Hollywood Palace" in 1964. Played Foreman in "That Girl" in 1966. Played Messenger in "That Girl" in 1966. Played Bandleader in "The Mothers-In-Law" in 1967. Played The tramp in "The Mothers-In-Law" in 1967. Played Hermes in "The Danny Thomas Hour" in 1967. Performed in "The Mothers-In-Law" in 1967. Played himself in "The Don Rickles Show" in 1968. Played Florian in "The Good Guys" in 1968. Performed in "The Good Guys" in 1968. Played 2nd Cop in "My World and Welcome to It" in 1969. Played Herbie in "The Monk" in 1969. Played Tony (segment "Love and the Lady Barber") in "Love, American Style" in 1969. Performed in "The Bold Ones: The Protectors" in 1969. Played Fire Chief in "My World and Welcome to It" in 1969. Played Harley (segment "Love and the Legend") in "Love, American Style" in 1969. Played Chef in "Arnie" in 1970. Played Vic in "Savage Intruder" in 1970. Played Babu in "The New Scooby-Doo Movies" in 1972. Played Putty Puss in "The Houndcats" in 1972. Played Babu in "Jeannie" in 1973. Played Additional voices in "The Oddball Couple" in 1975. Performed in "Fred Flintstone and Friends" in 1977. Played Scare Bear (1978) in "Galaxy Goof-Ups" in 1978. Played Cupid in "My Smurfy Valentine" in 1982. Played himself in "Stooge Snapshots" in 1984. Played himself in "Classic Comedy Teams" in 1986. Played himself in "Biography" in 1987. Performed in "The Three Stooges 60th Anniversary Special" in 1990. Performed in "Abbott and Costello Meet Jerry Seinfeld" in 1994. Played Joe in "The Three Stooges 75th Anniversary Special" in 2003.
What has the author Tom Tierney written?
Tom Tierney has written: 'Camelot Paper Dolls' 'George Washington and His Family Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Great Fashion Designs of the Fifties Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Legendary Baseball Stars Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Richard M. Nixon and His Family Paper Dolls' 'Ziegfeld Follies-Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Great Fashion Designs of the Forties Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Lyndon B. Johnson and His Family Paper Dolls' 'Queen Elizabeth I Paper Doll (Paper Dolls)' 'Schiaparelli Fashion Review Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Empress Elizabeth of Austria and Emperor Franz Joseph Paper Dolls' 'Medieval Costumes Paper Dolls (History of Costume)' 'Favorite Storybook Characters Paper Doll (Paper Dolls)' 'Great Fashion Designs of the Twenties Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Little Victorian Girl Paper Doll' 'Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Paper Dolls' 'Poiret and Chanel Fashion Review' 'Southern Belles Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Historic Costume CD-ROM and Book' 'More Erte' 'High Victorian Fashions Paper Dolls' 'Ready-to-Use Illustrations of Hands' 'Vivien Leigh Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Brides from Around the World Paper Dolls' 'Glamorous Movie Stars of the Seventies Paper Dolls' 'American Family of the Federal Period Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Ready-to-Use Nautical Illustrations (Clip Art Series)' 'Italian Renaissance Costumes Paper Dolls (History of Costume)' 'Ready-to-Use Baby and Infant Care Illustrations (Clip Art)' 'Ballet Princesses Paper Doll' 'Glamorous Latin Film Stars Paper Dolls' 'American Family of the 1970s Paper Dolls' 'Little Swedish Girl Paper Doll' 'Ready-to-Use Trades and Services Silhouettes (Clip Art)' 'Chanel Fashion Review Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'French Fashion Designers Paper Dolls' 'Art Deco Fashions Paper Dolls' 'Great fashion designs of the Belle Epoque' 'Little Dancers Paper Dolls' 'Pavlova and Nijinsky Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Christian Dior Fashion Review Paper Dolls' 'Ancient Egyptian Costumes Paper Dolls (History of Costume)' 'Great Black Entertainers-Paper Dolls' 'Russian Imperial Costume Paper Dolls' 'Modern Dance' 'Ancient Greek Costumes Paper Dolls (History of Costume)' 'Cleopatra Paper Doll (Paper Dolls)' 'Fashions of the Old South Paper Dolls in Full Color (Paper Dolls)' 'Greek and Roman Fashions' 'John F. Kennedy and His Family-Paper Dolls (Famous Americans)' 'Nicholas and Alexandra Paper Dolls' 'Gerald R. Ford and His Family Paper Dolls' 'Fashion Parade Paper Dolls' 'Diana, Princess of Wales, Paper Doll' 'Famous American Women Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Cut & Assemble a Nutcracker Ballet Toy Theater' 'Fashion Review of the 20's and 30's' 'Marilyn Monroe Paper Dolls (Famous Americans)' 'Elizabethan Costumes Paper Dolls (History of Costume)' 'Famous Torch Singers Paper Dolls' 'Gothic Costumes Paper Dolls (History of Costume)' 'Ziegfeld Girls Paper Dolls' 'Abraham Lincoln and His Family Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Tudor and Elizabethan Fashions (History of Fashion)' 'Wedding Fashion Paper Dolls' 'Little Japanese Girl Paper Doll' 'Ready-to-Use Wining and Dining Illustrations (Clip Art Series)' 'Dwight D. Eisenhower and His Family Paper Dolls' 'Bill Clinton and His Family Paper Dolls' 'Late Victorian Costumes Paper Dolls (History of Costume)' 'Ronald Reagan paper dolls in full color' -- subject(s): Paper doll making, Portraits 'Little Figure Skater Paper Doll' 'Colonial Fashions Paper Dolls' 'Attitude' 'Little Chinese Girl Paper Doll' 'Roaring Twenties Paper Dolls' 'Judy Garland Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Santa Clause-Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'British Fashion Designers Paper Dolls' 'Glamorous Movie Stars of the Sixties Paper Dolls' 'American Family of the Pilgrim Period Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Little Irish Girl Paper Doll' 'Celtic Fashions' 'George H. Bush and His Family Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Great fashion designs of the fifties' 'Legendary Baseball Stars-Paper Dolls' 'Renaissance Fashions' 'American Fashion Designers Paper Dolls' 'Great Fashion Designs of the Nineties Paper Dolls (History of Costume)' 'Mae West Paper Doll (Paper Dolls)' 'Christian Dior fashion review' 'French Baroque and Rococo Fashions' 'Art Deco Fashions' 'Great Empresses and Queens Paper Dolls in Full Color (Empresses & Queens)' 'Little Cupie Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Robert E. Lee and His Family Paper Dolls' 'Franklin D. Roosevelt and His Family-Paper Dolls' 'Great Fashion Designs of the Victorian Era' 'Little Western Girl Paper Doll' 'Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Paper Dolls (Famous Americans)' 'Poiret Fashion Design Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Great Fashion Designs of the Seventies Paper Dolls' 'Fashion Model-Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Mary Queen of Scots Paper Dolls' 'Henry VIII and His Wives Paper Dolls' 'Ready-To-Use Illustrations of Children' 'Victorian Fashions Coloring Book (History of Fashion)' 'John F. Kennedy and His Family Paper Dolls in Full Color (Famous Americans)' 'Nutcracker Ballet Paper Doll' 'Ferdinand and Isabella Paper Dolls' 'Famous Texas women' 'A Midsummer Night's Dream Fairies Paper Dolls' 'Irish Dancer Paper Doll' 'Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Paper Dolls (Empresses & Queens)' 'Ballet Stars of the Romantic Era Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Glamorous Movie Stars of the 1950s Paper Dolls' 'American Family of the 1980s Paper Dolls' 'Ready to Use Nautical and Seashore Illustrations (Clip Art)' 'American Family of the 1940s Paper Dolls' 'Ready-to-Use Travel and Tourist Illustrations (Clip Art)' 'American Presidents and First Ladies CD-ROM and Book' 'Great Black Entertainers' 'Rudolph Valentino-Paper Dolls' 'Movie Star Vamps and Scamps Paper Dolls' 'Colonial and Early American Fashions (History of Fashion)' 'Fashions of the Regency Period Paper Dolls' 'Greta Garbo Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Gibson Girls Paper Dolls in Full Color' 'Cut & Assemble a Peter Pan Toy Theater (Models & Toys)' 'Fashions from India' 'Martin Luther King, Jr., and His Family' 'Early Victorian Costumes Paper Dolls' 'Famous American Women-Paper Dolls' 'Nancy Reagan Fashion Paper Dolls in Full Color'
What movie and television projects has Grady Sutton been in?
Grady Sutton has: Played Student Who Goes to Dean in "The Freshman" in 1925. Played Bit Part in "The Mad Whirl" in 1925. Played One of the Dickeys in "Brown of Harvard" in 1926. Performed in "The Boy Friend" in 1926. Played Man at Party (silent version) in "Welcome Danger" in 1929. Played Cupie - Freshman Fraternity Brother in "The Sophomore" in 1929. Played Minor Role in "Hit the Deck" in 1930. Played Alabam in "Ladies Last" in 1930. Performed in "Cash and Marry" in 1930. Played Alabam in "Air-Tight" in 1931. Played Alabam in "High Gear" in 1931. Played Alabam in "Blood and Thunder" in 1931. Played Alabam in "Love Fever" in 1931. Played Stepladder Schultz in "This Reckless Age" in 1932. Played Man Afraid of Mice in "Movie Crazy" in 1932. Played Student at dormitory in "The Age of Consent" in 1932. Played The Wrong Eddie in "Pack Up Your Troubles" in 1932. Played Archie in "Hot Saturday" in 1932. Played Alabam in "The Knockout" in 1932. Played Alabam in "Too Many Women" in 1932. Played Alabam in "Love Pains" in 1932. Performed in "Room Mates" in 1933. Played Stuart McGowan in "The Big Fibber" in 1933. Played Cuthbert Smith in "The Pharmacist" in 1933. Played Clark in "Flirting in the Park" in 1933. Played Hank in "Uncle Jake" in 1933. Played Pledge in "The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi" in 1933. Played Albert Mapes in "Sweet Cookie" in 1933. Played Charlie Smith, Party Guest in "Only Yesterday" in 1933. Played Bob in "The Story of Temple Drake" in 1933. Played Brady Womper in "See You Tonight" in 1933. Played Party Guest with Newspaper in "Ace of Aces" in 1933. Played Pudge Harrison in "Gridiron Flash" in 1934. Performed in "Ocean Swells" in 1934. Performed in "Beau Bashful" in 1934. Played Grady in "Bridal Bail" in 1934. Performed in "The Dancing Millionaire" in 1934. Played Grady in "Financial Jitters" in 1934. Played Grady Sutton - Attorney at Law in "Contented Calves" in 1934. Played Grady in "The Undie-World" in 1934. Played Peter Dover in "Laddie" in 1935. Played Jimmy in "Stone of Silver Creek" in 1935. Played Frank Dowling in "Alice Adams" in 1935. Performed in "Hunger Pains" in 1935. Played Grocery Clerk in "Dr. Socrates" in 1935. Played Grady Sutton in "A Night at the Biltmore Bowl" in 1935. Played Claude Neselrode in "Man on the Flying Trapeze" in 1935. Performed in "Pickled Peppers" in 1935. Played RCMP Const. Slim Callum in "King of the Royal Mounted" in 1936. Played Mortimer Higgins in "Pigskin Parade" in 1936. Played Bud in "Palm Springs" in 1936. Played Hank Durkee in "Two Minutes to Play" in 1936. Played Student Doctor in "The Crime of Dr. Forbes" in 1936. Played Young Man in "The Singing Kid" in 1936. Played Mat Burdon in "Valiant Is the Word for Carrie" in 1936. Played Charlie Van Rumple in "My Man Godfrey" in 1936. Played Max in "Dangerous Holiday" in 1937. Played Everett Todhunter in "Waikiki Wedding" in 1937. Played Butch in "Stage Door" in 1937. Played Truelove Spencer in "Turn Off the Moon" in 1937. Played Clem Porter in "We Have Our Moments" in 1937. Played Curly Conway in "Behind the Mike" in 1937. Played Donald in "Love Takes Flight" in 1937. Played Stanley Potter in "Hard to Get" in 1938. Played Culpepper in "Vivacious Lady" in 1938. Played George Wilkins, Jr. in "Three Loves Has Nancy" in 1938. Played Gus in "Having Wonderful Time" in 1938. Played Florist in "Joy of Living" in 1938. Played Camera Store Clerk in "Blondie Meets the Boss" in 1939. Played Clarence, a Guest in "Three Smart Girls Grow Up" in 1939. Played Quiet Man on Train in "They Made Her a Spy" in 1939. Played Grimson in "Three Sons" in 1939. Played Paul Graham - Escort in "In Name Only" in 1939. Played Mr. Mankton in "Naughty But Nice" in 1939. Played Clothing Salesman in "The Flying Irishman" in 1939. Played Gildersleeve in "The Angels Wash Their Faces" in 1939. Played Holmes in "Blind Alley" in 1939. Performed in "Five Grand and a Girl" in 1940. Played Jerry in "Millionaire Playboy" in 1940. Played New Father in "We Who Are Young" in 1940. Played Salesman in "He Stayed for Breakfast" in 1940. Played Football Coach in "Too Many Girls" in 1940. Played Sam in "Torrid Zone" in 1940. Played Og Oggilby in "The Bank Dick" in 1940. Played R.O. Champion in "City of Chance" in 1940. Played Reporter in "Lucky Partners" in 1940. Played Tailor Fitter in "Father Takes a Wife" in 1941. Played Hat Salesman in "Mr. District Attorney" in 1941. Played Bert, Fashion Designer in "Bedtime Story" in 1941. Played Man in "Penny Serenade" in 1941. Played Dore Dare, a Tailor in "Hurry, Charlie, Hurry" in 1941. Played Ogleby in "She Knew All the Answers" in 1941. Played Meeting Doorman in "Three Girls About Town" in 1941. Played Elmer - Train Passenger in "Cadet Girl" in 1941. Played Department Store Clerk in "You Belong to Me" in 1941. Played Doghouse Salesman in "Blondie in Society" in 1941. Played Chester Gimble in "Flying Blind" in 1941. Played Cedric Wiehunt in "The Bashful Bachelor" in 1942. Played Nightclub Patron in "Four Jacks and a Jill" in 1942. Played Jonathan Flack in "Whispering Ghosts" in 1942. Played Justin I. Peacock, Jr in "The Affairs of Martha" in 1942. Played George Peyton in "Dudes Are Pretty People" in 1942. Played Undetermined Minor Role in "Young Ideas" in 1943. Played Malcolm Scott in "A Lady Takes a Chance" in 1943. Played Diner Counterman in "The More the Merrier" in 1943. Played Cuthbert in "Allergic to Love" in 1944. Played Soldier Hunting for Susie Fleming in "Since You Went Away" in 1944. Played Pajama Man in "Weekend Pass" in 1944. Played Photographer in "Nine Girls" in 1944. Played Tod - Best Man in "Casanova Brown" in 1944. Played Homer Quimby in "The Great Moment" in 1944. Played Attendant in "Hi, Beautiful" in 1944. Played Lester Thomas in "Captain Eddie" in 1945. Played Book Shop Proprietor in "Sing Your Way Home" in 1945. Played Cathcart in "On Stage Everybody" in 1945. Played Hotel Clerk in "She Went to the Races" in 1945. Played William Van Welby in "Song of the Prairie" in 1945. Played Wilbur Whittlesey in "Hit the Hay" in 1945. Played Peter - Salesman in "The Stork Club" in 1945. Played Boris in "A Royal Scandal" in 1945. Played Joe in "Her Lucky Night" in 1945. Played Alex, Coast Oil Flunky in "Pillow to Post" in 1945. Played Pfc. Edward - Algiers Mail Clerk in "A Bell for Adano" in 1945. Played Bertram Kraler in "Anchors Aweigh" in 1945. Played Marstenson in "The Fabulous Suzanne" in 1946. Played Astor House Clerk in "Dragonwyck" in 1946. Played George Sheffield in "The Magnificent Rogue" in 1946. Played Mr. Hotchkiss in "The Show-Off" in 1946. Played Dixon in "Susie Steps Out" in 1946. Played Hat Salesman in "No Leave, No Love" in 1946. Played Male Secretary in "Plainsman and the Lady" in 1946. Played John H. Latham in "My Dog Shep" in 1946. Played Recital Guest in "Two Sisters from Boston" in 1946. Played Cedric Weehunt in "Partners in Time" in 1946. Played Percy Witherspoon in "Idea Girl" in 1946. Played Edited from: A Night at the Biltmore Bowl in "Hollywood Bound" in 1947. Played Brown in "My Wild Irish Rose" in 1947. Played Jack, the Soda Jerk in "Always Together" in 1947. Played Pedestrian against divorce in "Love and Learn" in 1947. Played Harold in "Beat the Band" in 1947. Played Percy Platt in "Footlight Rhythm" in 1948. Played Ship Radio Operator in "Romance on the High Seas" in 1948. Played Harold Helot in "Texaco Star Theater" in 1948. Played Sylvan Scott in "My Dear Secretary" in 1948. Played Mr. Twiddle in "Jiggs and Maggie in Court" in 1948. Played Curly, the cook in "Last of the Wild Horses" in 1948. Played Halfnote in "Grand Canyon" in 1949. Played Ned Jenkins in "Air Hostess" in 1949. Played Jed Simmons in "The Egg and I" in 1951. Performed in "My Little Margie" in 1952. Played Newsroom Walk Through in "I Married Joan" in 1952. Played Rabble Rouser in "General Electric Theater" in 1953. Played Ramsdale in "Waterfront" in 1954. Played Store Manager in "Dear Phoebe" in 1954. Played Artie Carver in "A Star Is Born" in 1954. Played Gift Shop Owner in "Living It Up" in 1954. Played Desk Clerk in "Stage 7" in 1955. Played Store Clerk in "The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp" in 1955. Played Photographer in "Cheyenne" in 1955. Played Desk Clerk in "Sugarfoot" in 1957. Played Ray Pence in "Code 3" in 1957. Played Maurice Swann in "The Ann Sothern Show" in 1958. Played Swann in "The Ann Sothern Show" in 1958. Played Stiles - Desk Clerk in "Lawman" in 1958. Played Ben Toomey in "Lawman" in 1958. Played Alvin Jessup in "Dennis the Menace" in 1959. Played Desk Clerk in "Rawhide" in 1959. Played Dilbock in "Madison Avenue" in 1962. Played Simon in "The Chapman Report" in 1962. Played Bank Clerk in "4 for Texas" in 1963. Played Clothing Store Manager in "Come Blow Your Horn" in 1963. Played Chef in "Petticoat Junction" in 1963. Played Mr. Freebish in "Mickey" in 1964. Played Mr. Dabney in "Tickle Me" in 1965. Played Minister in "The Bounty Killer" in 1965. Played Irving Cash in "Batman" in 1966. Played Party Guest in "The Chase" in 1966. Played Mr. Cubberson in "Paradise, Hawaiian Style" in 1966. Played Sturgis in "The Pruitts of Southampton" in 1966. Played Minister in "Hawaii Five-O" in 1968. Played Male Secretary in "Something for a Lonely Man" in 1968. Played Rev. Simms in "The Great Bank Robbery" in 1969. Played Pop in "The Odd Couple" in 1970. Played Kid Barlow in "Myra Breckinridge" in 1970. Played Storekeeper in "Support Your Local Gunfighter" in 1971.
