Los
Angeles Times
February 29, 2020
September 3, 1938 - January 30, 2020 Chanin Hale was a small
town girl from Dayton, Ohio, who moved to New York in 1955 right out of high
school to pursue a career on the stage. In New York she toured in the revue High Time,
performed in The Gazebo, Come Blow Your Horn, Bus Stop and Little Mary
Sunshine. In 1963, while appearing in a production at UCLA, she was discovered
by Jack Albertson who introduced her to Red Skelton. He appreciated her
excellent pantomime skills and she became a regular on the show for the next
seven years. Other television work includes appearances on Death Valley Days,
The Dick Van Dyke Show, Hondo, The Donna Reed Show, The Danny Kaye Show, The
Beverly Hillbillies and several episodes of Dragnet. Film appearances include
Gunn, Will Penny and the Night They Raided Minsky's. She also had a small role
in Blue Hawaii staring Elvis. Chanin went on several USO tours, becoming a
favorite of the soldiers when a photo of her posing as Eve in a homemade
costume appeared in the New York Daily News. In 1986 she married Richard
Bradshaw, who shared her love of exotic travel and had a sense of humor to
match his. They spent more than 35 wonderful years together, traveling
extensively to exotic locales, entertaining friends and enjoying each other's
company. Eventually, Chanin declared that "if you've seen one rain forest
you've seen them all" and they traveled to more civilized locations. The
two of them started a great conversation that didn't end until she passed away.
Her beloved Richard followed her two weeks later on what would have been their
34th wedding anniversary. She is survived by her stepdaughters, Linda, Barbara
and Victoria Bradshaw.
HALE, Chanin (Marilyn
Victoria Chanine Hale)
Born: 9/3/1938, Dayton, Ohio,
U.S.A.
Died: 1/30/2020, Los Angeles, California,
U.S.A.
Chanin Hale’s
westerns – actress:
The Legend of Jesse James (TV) - 1965
The Wild Wild West (TV) – 1966 (Flo)
Will Penny – 1967 (girl)
Death Valley Days – 1967 (Flora)
Hondo (TV) – 1967 (Carrot Top)
Sheriff Who (TV) – 1967 (Flossie)
Bonanza (TV) – 1969, 1970 (Lily, Flora)
Gunsmokr (TV) – 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975 (woman, Verna, Sally,
apple pie lady)
According to your article, she was 27 when she graduated high school. 🤣 I'm going to suggest that she was actually born in 1938.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you are correct. As you can see I copied and pasted the article from the LOS ANGELES TIMES. A great source for either fake news or altered facts. I don't know if the system will allow me to go back that far to change the date but will try. Thanks for the correction.
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