The late Ann Doran, "Meg Craddy" 36 years before!
COMASH4077
Craddy"
Sorry to hear that. She was excellent in The Trial Of Henry Blake.
I loved it when she called the officer's, who are trying to see if there's
enough to Court Martial (?) Henry, "High priced bellhops"
COMASH4077
bring the children to the 4077th.
Now that I think about Ann Doran, wasn't there another actress who also played
Meg Craddy? I believe there is and her name is Hope Summers (Sommers)
Genna Reeney
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| The late Ann Doran (July 28, 1911 - Sept. 19, 2000) appeared as "Meg
| Craddy" in the episode of M*A*S*H where she runs an orphanage and has to
| bring the children to the 4077th.
Sorry to hear.
Condolences to her family and friends...
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> Did McLean Stevenson really get credit as a co-writer of "The Trial of
> Henry Blake" episode along with LG and Laurence Marks?
> http://epguides.com/MASH/guide.shtml
Yes, The opening credits of "The Trail of Henry Blake" (K-408) show that
it was written by McLean Stevenson.
Paul Gadzikowski
> Did McLean Stevenson really get credit as a co-writer of "The Trial of
> Henry Blake" episode along with LG and Laurence Marks?
I believe he's credited as "Story by"? Or am I thinking of "The Army-Navy
Game"?
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Capt. Tuttle
"The Trail of Henry Blake" (K-408) was "Written by McLean Stevenson".
"The Army Navy Game" (J-322) was "Teleplay by Sid Dorfman, Story by
McLean Stevenson"
Genna Reeney
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| R. wrote:
| > Did McLean Stevenson really get credit as a co-writer of "The Trial
of
| > Henry Blake" episode along with LG and Laurence Marks?
|
| I believe he's credited as "Story by"? Or am I thinking of "The Army-Navy
| Game"?
Hi Paul -
Yes, you are... ;=D
R. is correct.
Verified through Nancy Temple's handy-dandy database....
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Cheers,
David Brunt
Paul Gadzikowski wrote in message <39E0A4B1...@iglou.com>...
>R. wrote:
>> Did McLean Stevenson really get credit as a co-writer of "The Trial
of
>> Henry Blake" episode along with LG and Laurence Marks?
>
>I believe he's credited as "Story by"? Or am I thinking of "The Army-Navy
>Game"?
The 'story' was for "Army-Navy", for 'Trial' he's got the sole "Written by"
credit.
David
Brad Filippone
: x-no-archive: yes
: The late Ann Doran (July 28, 1911 - Sept. 19, 2000) appeared as "Meg
: Craddy" in the episode of M*A*S*H where she runs an orphanage and has to
: bring the children to the 4077th.
: I just saw the episode last night on my local station.
: Ann Doran was also in a 3 Stooges short, "Three Sappy People" as 'The
: Countess', in 1939, when she was 28. She was the lady Curly tried to test
: her reflexes on (1), the lady who dropped her serviette (napkin) so Curly
: tore his in half and gave to her (2), and later around the dinner table, she
: gets a cream puff in the face, where she raises her right arm [looking like
: the Statue of Liberty] and gives out a memorable yell, "The King shall hear
: of this! (3)"
: She was 64 in 1975, when she appeared as 'Meg Craddy', and 89 when she
: died Sept. 19.
Sorry to hear it.
I always loved her reaction at the end of her episode when she complments
hawkeye by saying "If I were twenty years younger..." and hawkeye
responds, "I thought you were!"
The Other Brad
Buck Rojerz
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