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Guest Stars and Others Who Appeared on Only One Episode of Andy Griffith
Many movie and television stars appeared as guest stars (though never called that on the show) on TAGS. Among the stars that were on the show were Buddy Ebsen, Charlie Ruggles, Edgar Buchanan, Everett Sloane, Alan Hale, Jr., Bob Denver, John Dehner, Jack Albertson, Leon Ames, and many others who appeared as "guest stars" on an episode of TAGS. Elsewhere I think in the comment section I have my Jack Nicholson autograph. I am not including him here because he was in two episodes.
This is a list of the actors and actresses in order of their exemplars below:
1. Jesse White
2. Roy Barcroft
3. Edgar Buchanan
4. Buddy Ebsen
5. Irene Tedrow
6. Roger Perry
7. Casey Adams
8. Leon Ames
9. Enid Markey
10. Tom Tully
11. John Qualan
12. Hugh Marlowe
13. J. Edward McKinley
14. Mark Miller
15. Barbara Stuart
16. Pat Hingle
17. Karl Swenson
18. Byron Morrow
19. Charles Dierkop
20. Cliff Norton
21. Bo Hopkins
22. Ellen Corby
23. Jan Shutan
24. David Lewis
25. Rockne Tarkington
26. Tammy Windsor [Karyn Kupcinet]
27. Lillian Bronson
28. Charles Lane
29. Bill Bixby
30. Gail Davis
31. Alan Hale, Jr.
32. Stanley Adams
33. James Westerfield
34. Susan Oliver
35. Rob Reiner
36. Jamie Farr
37. Everett Sloane
38. Sterling Holloway
39. Eddie Quillan
40. Harry Dean Stanton
41. June Vincent
42. Douglas Fowley
43. Stuart Erwin
44. Michael Pollard
45. Pamelyn Ferdin
46. Walter Baldwin
47. William Schallert
48. Wallace Ford
49. Yvonne Lime
50. Sue Ane Langdon
51. Alvy Moore
52. Teri Garr
53. Connie Sawyer
54. Jerry Van Dyke
55. Eddie Carroll
56. Wally Englehardt
57. Buck Young
58. Gladys Hurlbut
59. Edward Andrews
60. George Ives
61. Joseph Sirola
62. Alan Oppenheimer
63. Clinton Sundberg
64. Doris Dowling
65. Vito Scotti
66. Yuki Shimoda
67. Edmon Ryan
68. Robert Nichols
69. William Lanteau
70. Iggie Wolfington
71. Colin Male
72. Paul Fix
73. Arthur Batanides
74. Trevor Bardette
75. Richard Vath
76. Roy Jenson
77. Tom D'Andrea
78. Rhys Williams
79. Jackie Joseph
80. Betty Kean
81. Beverly Tyler
82. Almira Sessions
83. Bob Denver
84. Julia Adams
85. Jack Albertson
Tags: Adams, Albertson, Ames, Denver, Hale, Nicholson
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Permalink Reply by Scott Paul on
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Thanks Christopher. I love documents, letters and checks not just because of the greater degree of authenticity, but it is owning a bit of history of that person. He was a greatly under appreciated actor I think. When you look at all the things he was in it is amazing. If he ever gave a performance I didn't see it. Rod Steiger was great In The Heat of The Night also. I keep seeing movies and then start looking for autographs I really need to stop that. I am trying to just concentration on the dozen or so areas I am especially interested in.
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WILLIAM SCHALLERT a Varani Star Trek Deep Space Nine Autograph Card A23. These cards are great for beginning collectors because they are a good way to get authentic signatures at a reasonable price. Prices seemed to have gone up on these in recent years.
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WALLACE "WALLY" FORD (1898-1966) best known for Tod Browning's Freaks (1935), The Informer (1935), The Rogue's Tavern (1936), The Mummy's Hand (1940), The Mummy's Tomb (1942), The Ape Man (1943), Spencer Tracy's The Last Hurrah and many others. On television he is best known as "Marshal Lamson" in Henry Fonda's The Deputy. His one appearance on The Andy Griffith Show was the second to the last acting job he did before his death. In the episode "Aunt Bee's Romance" he plays an insufferable bore who was an old flame of Aunt Bee's but one Andy cannot stand. This is an album page from the Irene Gellar collection from the 1940s. It is signed with his full name and not just "Wally" which is more often found.
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Permalink Reply by 1ba14gtwda6fg on
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Scottie, this is a fabulous piece! Wally Ford is one of the very best in my book. And, to have come from the Irene Gellar collection...well, you just can't do much better than that. Great piece, Scottie!
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Thanks very much Sam I was really glad to get this since it has his full signature of "Wallace Ford" that is much more uncommon than his "Wally Ford." I recently got this from Dr. Brucato. You and I have talked about how great the Irene Gellar collection was.
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YVONNE LIME (1935- ) is best known for her work in The Rainmaker, I was a Teenage Werewolf, and her reoccuring role as "Dotty Snow" in the television show Father Knows Best, and many other shows. She appeared in "The Taylor's in Hollywood" episode of TAGS as the airline stewardess. This is a signed index card bought from Dr. Gary Brucato.
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Yvonne Lime as the airline stewardess in the episode "They Taylor's in Hollywood."
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SUE ANE LANGDON (1936- ) played Mayberry county nurse "Mary Simpson" in the TAGS episode "Three's a Crowd" in 1962. She has appeared in scores of television shows and movies from 1959-1990. She was in the Jimmy Stewart and Henry Fonda western comedy film Cheyenne Social Club. She played Herschel Bernardi's wife in the very funny, but now largely forgotten television comedy Arnie from 1970-72. She also appeared in episodes of Bewitched, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, and The Wild Wild West. She played Jackie Gleason's wife "Alice Kramden" in two 1962 Honeymooner's sketches on his American Scene Magazine show. This is an album page with her autograph while she was on Arnie in 1971.
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Scottie,
This is a nice item. I loved her in THE CHEYENNE SOCIAL CLUB, with Henry Fonda and Jimmy Stewart. I had a crush on this one! Haha
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She was a beautiful blonde and was great in Cheyenne Social Club I love that movie with Jimmy Stewart and Henry Fonda.
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SUE ANE LANGDON
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