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March 2014

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  • and the Kids]]'' with MGM cartoons. He appeared in a 1950 TV episode of ''[[The Lone Ranger]]'') entitled "Gold Train" playing the part of Horseface.

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June 2014

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  • as the daughter of Brother John, Ginny Thorpe, in a 1954 Lone Ranger episode titled "Texas Draw" (Season 4, episode 9. She later became famous as Marion Cunningham in [[Happy Days]].

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