Sullivan Back to X Series on Television
Sullivan returns to television with two series roles including The Tall Man on NBC and Operation Northstar on CBS Steel Hour. He cites flexibility, family finances, and the TV market as reasons for continuing acting, noting his blend of theatre and screen work keeps him employed.
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Sullivan
New York
Rod Cameron
Cameron
Barry Sulivan
Tall Man
NBC
CBS
Northstar
Toate Gera
Nlancenes
Roy Rogers
Vanity Fair
Black Pearl Quest Underwater Monster Duel
Michael finds the black pearl aboard the sunken ABADOON and escapes the Monster of the Deep who attacked him as a giant squid. He battles a three eyed viper fish, holds on to the creature, and escapes toward the surface with the pearl in his mask as danger lingers aboard the wreck.
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Michael
Abadoon
Boyfish Battles Man-of-War And Ghost ABADOON
A cosmic tale unfolds as Michael, aboard a submerged deck, outwits a blue Man-of-War and a vengeful ghost ABADOON. He binds a cannon ball in the creature’s mouth, defeating hostile sea life and earning reluctant tribute from friendly fish before fleeing toward safety.
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Michael
Monster of the Deep Returns in Cartoon Adventure
In a serialized tale Michael the Boyfish battles the Monster of the Deep who reshapes to attack again. He swims frantically as the balloon above him speeds, until the exhausted Boyfish is reeled from the sea by a writhing tentacle. Tomorrow promises a Merry Christmas To All.
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Michael
Boyfish
Arabian King Regains Power in Saudi Ruler's Move
Cairo report says King Gaud of Saudi Arabia dismissed his brother Crown Prince Faisal as premier and reclaimed full government powers after more than two years. Observers note Faisal angered many princes with austerity and failed to satisfy push for modernization, leading to his replacement.
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Cairo
Gaud
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Innocent Man Freed on Leave After Pardon in Oklahoma
Louis Bennett, freed from the Oklahoma penitentiary on a gubernatorial leave, plans to spend Christmas with his mother, Nattie Bennett, after the Pardon and Parole board unanimously granted a full pardon for the 1957 Bartlesville slaying. A Texas convict later claimed responsibility, with Bennett passing a lie detector test there after. Bennett’s pardon processes slowly, with Gov. Edmondson approving the leave.
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Mcalester
Okla
Louis Bennett
Oklahoma Penitentiary
J. Howard Edmondson
Bennett
Lawson
Nattie Bennett
Pardon and Parole Board
Fred Ernest
Bartlesville
Texas
Leonard McClain
Ernest
Oklahoma
McClain
Dallas
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