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1 day ago · Rounding out the cast here are Cecil Kellaway as the vicar, Marc Cavell as Gandahar native Moti Lal, John Williams as Sir Henry Harrison, Leonard Carey as Dr. Paling, Philip Bourneuf as rebel leader Newah Khan, John Abbott as Nitra Puta, Charles Lung as the Maharajah, Margaret Brewster and Arthur Gould-Porter as the Corbetts, Queenie Leonard as ...
2 days ago · Queenie Leonard as Bird in the Tree/Snooty Iris; Dink Trout as King of Hearts (final film role before his death in 1950) Doris Lloyd as The Rose; Jimmy MacDonald as Dormouse/Flamingo; The Mellomen (Thurl Ravenscroft, Bill Lee, Max Smith and Bob Hamlin) as The Card Painters; Don Barclay as The Card Soldiers; Lucille Bliss as The Lazy Daisies/The ...
- $3 million
2 days ago · Queenie Leonard and Marjorie Bennett as Princess and Duchess, cows from a country barn where Dalmatians take shelter during their escape. Sylvia Marriott voiced the fourth unnamed cow. Mickey Maga, Barbara Beaird, Mimi Gibson, and Sandra Abbott as Patch, Rolly, Lucky, and Penny, Dalmatian puppies from Pongo and Perdita's litter.
- $3.6 million
- George Bruns
- January 25, 1961
- Walt Disney
1 day ago · Doris “Queenie” (Parris) Rudasill, 91, formerly of Sinking Spring, Pa. and Newport, R.I., died on September 2, 2019, at English Meadows Blacksburg Campus, Blacksburg, Va. Doris was born June 1 ...
3 days ago · Ann Jillian, born in 1950, played the role of the teenage receptionist Millie in the final season of "Hazel" (1961-1966). Ann is an accomplished actress/singer and has starred in many TV shows and movies, such as, "It's a Living" (1980-1989) and "Mae West" (1982). In the 1980s, Ms. Jillian was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent a double ...
5 days ago · Somerset News. Meet the magnificent shire horses that you could be seeing at weddings and proms. One of the wonderful horses, Queenie, was hired for a marriage proposal at Glastonbury Tor. News....
4 days ago · Other cast: Robert Hyatt as Tiny Tim, Patrick Whyte as Bob Cratchit, Queenie Leonard as Mrs. Emily Cratchit, Constance Cavendish as Martha Cratchit, Jill St. John as Missie Cratchit, Karen Kester as Belinda Cratchit, and Robert Clarke as Fred. A British television version, with Bransby Williams as Scrooge, was televised in 1950.
