#charles maxwell

[thejawsdevour]

Charles Maxwell (Malawian) - The Pang of Slave Trade (acrylic, 2015)

[kwebtv]

From the Golden Age of Television

Series Premiere

Bat Masterson - Double Showdown - NBC - October 8, 1958

Western

Running Time: 30 minutes

Teleplay by Gene Levitt

Produced by Frank Pittman and Andy White

Directed by Walter Doniger

Stars:

Gene Barry as William Barclay "Bat" Masterson

Robert Middleton as Big Keel Roberts

Jean Willes as Lucy Slater

Elisha Cook Jr. as Pete Sheeley

Adele Mara as Maria Costa

King Donovan as Shorty Keenan

Charles Maxwell as Marshall Ed Caulder

K. L. Smith as Chuck

William Vaughan as Nelson

Stephen Wooton as Sandy

Richard Warren as Townsman

Quentin Sondergaard as Townsman

Leon Alton as Older Card Player

Troy Melton as Man Holding Gun on Shorty

Harry Raybould as Card Player

James Winslow as Townsman

Sean Meaney as Townsman

Nick Nicoll as Townsman

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Character Actor

Charles Carlton Maxwell (December 28, 1913 – August 7, 1993) Character actor and producer who worked primarily in television.

Maxwell frequently appeared as a guest star in western television series, including Bonanza, Gunsmoke, Lawman, Rawhide, and The Rifleman. In 1959, he was cast as General Phil Sheridan in the episode "One Bullet from Broken Bow" of the NBC western series, Bat Masterson, starring Gene Barry in the title role. He appeared again later that year as crooked hotel owner “Ron Davis” in the episode “Lady Luck”. He also appeared on NBC's Bonanza ten times as entirely different characters.

In the 1960s Maxwell began appearing in a variety of guest roles. For example, he appeared in My Favorite Martian (first season, episode 23) as Jakobar in "An Old Friend of the Family". He was a regular on the short-lived series The Hank McCune Show and appeared as Corp. Giles on the World War II drama Combat! in the episode "Ask Me No Questions" in 1966. He also appeared as Virgil Earp in the Star Trek episode “Spectre of the Gun” in 1968.

And between Westerns, he had his longest running role ever as the unseen uncredited radio announcer on numerous episodes of Gilligan's Island . (Wikipedia)

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Gin O’Clock – Part Fifty Seven

Gin O’Clock – Part Fifty Seven

  Whether you like it or not, 2018 was the year of flavoured gins, jostling for attention in the crowded marketplace created by the ginaissance. For me, though, it seems nothing more than a fad, one unlikely to stand the test of time. I have commented more than once that what really floats my boat is a gin that is firmly in the London Dry Gin camp, juniper led and uncomplicated, without too many…

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Gin O’Clock – Part Forty Seven

Gin O’Clock – Part Forty Seven

It’s been a while since I had some Old Tom Gin. I have already explained its history and where it sits in the gin spectrum before so I won’t bore you with this again. The temptation to rediscover the delights of this style of gin – Winston Churchill preferred it because he deemed it not as dry as London gin and not as sweet as genever – was too great when I was perusing the amply stocked shelves…

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[haverwood]

A Field Full of Secrets, Charles Maxwell. USA/UK, 2014 ★★

What the f**k did I just watch?