Kenneth Tobey, Nancy Hale, and Craig Hill for the TV series “Whirlybirds” (1957-1960).

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Kenneth Tobey, Nancy Hale, and Craig Hill for the TV series “Whirlybirds” (1957-1960).
"He loved it. From the first moment of his consciousness he loved the wild, brilliant sea and the long slabs of untouched gray stone, the miles behind the sea of rough moorland, full of low, stunted growth, smelling of wild rosebushes and bayberries and sweet fern; the high, clear, strong air, full of sun and salt. He loved the heavy purplish clouds that came across the sky suddenly, the ocean turned lead gray and whipped up into little points, the abrupt violence of the wind and then the downpour and hurricane of the northeaster screaming in from the sea."
Nancy Hale, "To the North"
Today in the Department of Before They Were Star Trek Stars, Leonard Nimoy guest stars in "The Shipwreck," episode 30 of the first season of Sea Hunt (original air date August 2, 1958).
Nimoy plays one of a trio of shipwreck survivors Lloyd Bridges picks up in his life raft when he's stranded in a storm after a scuba diving accident. The four refugees struggle to stay alive for a week until they come within swimming distance of land.
Nimoy's hair is really giving Conrad Veidt in The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari in this one.
Other Trek connections: Dick Dial was Lloyd Bridges's stunt double on Sea Hunt, and he doubled for William Shatner several times on Star Trek. He also played a number of small, uncredited background roles on the latter series, such as Security personnel in "And the Children Shall Lead" and "The Apple" (far left in both images).
This is the last post I have in the tank. All the images and video files I have to make more are on a PC that gave up the ghost, and may or may not be able to be fixed. I'm using a borrowed laptop right now. I hope I'll be able to get back to this series soon, because I've had more fun doing it than I've had in a long time. It's been especially interesting learning how much more of a small town Hollywood was in the 1960s.
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broken wrapper (back) detail (inv) Nancy Hale (1908-88), The Empress’s Ring (1955) : * trace of lettering by designer Jeanyee Wong (1920-2017) : * 20230514
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New from the Library of America, a stunning rediscovery, Where the Light Falls: Selected Stories of Nancy Hale, edited by Lauren Groff. (Hear the NPR story of Groff’s mission to bring back a great American writer here.)
Imagination is new reality in the process of being created. It represents the part of the existing order that can still grow.
Nancy Hale