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Mark Dawson (I) (1920–2007)
Mark Dawson was born on March 23, 1920 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. He was an actor, known for The Hot Rock (1972), Musical Comedy Time (1950) and Kojak (1973). He was married to Constance McGann and Aleen Buchanan. He died on February 18, 2007 in Vass, North Carolina, USA.
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Born:in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USADied:(age 86) in Vass, North Carolina, USA |
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Actor (15 credits)
Actor (15 credits)
1970
All My Children
(TV Series)
Ted Brent
Ted Brent
- Episode #1.62
(1970)
... Ted Brent
- Episode #1.23
(1970)
... Ted Brent
- Episode #1.10
(1970)
... Ted Brent
1961
Car 54, Where Are You?
(TV Series)
Lieutenant Corbett
Lieutenant Corbett
- Something Nice for Sol
(1961)
... Lieutenant Corbett
1959
Omnibus
(TV Series)
Ingelson (segment)
Ingelson (segment)
- The Strange Ordeal of the Normandier
(1959)
... Ingelson (segment)
1950-1952
Martin Kane
(TV Series)
Johnny Silver / Ching Murdock
Johnny Silver / Ching Murdock
- Nightclub Murder
(1952)
... Johnny Silver
- A Crooner Is Murdered
(1952)
... Johnny Silver
- Murder on Ice
(1950)
... Ching Murdock
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Self (1 credit)
Self (1 credit)
1955
The Tonight Show
(TV Series)
Self - cast of 'Ankles Aweigh'
Self - cast of 'Ankles Aweigh'
- Teddi King; opening night of the Broadway musical, "Ankles Aweigh"
(1955)
... Self - cast of 'Ankles Aweigh'
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He acted in George Furth's play, "Twigs," in a John Lane presentation at the Ogunquit Playhouse in Ogunquit, Maine with Herbert Nelson, Jack Murdock, James Noble, Macintyre Dixon, Walter Klavun, Ned Farster and Sada Thompson in the cast. Bud Coffey was director. William Haviland was lighting designer. T.L. Boston was production... See more »
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