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Don Garner
(1923-2012)
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Don Garner was born on 24 October 1923 in Greeley, Colorado, USA. He was an actor, known for
I Love Lucy (1951)
,
Danger Zone (1951)
and
La dame sans passeport (1950)
. He died on 12 May 2012 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA.
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Known for
I Love Lucy
8.5
TV Series
Delivery Boy
Grocery Boy
1954 • 2 eps
Danger Zone
5.5
Bud Becker (1st Episode)
1951
La dame sans passeport
6.1
Dimitri Matthias
1950
Les Filles du service secret
6.1
Paul Craig
1951
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The Mighty O
TV Movie
Shorman
1962
Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans
7.3
TV Series
Tommy Cutler
1957
1 episode
Papa a raison
7.4
TV Series
Bob Tyler
1956
1 episode
Afternoon Film Festival
TV Series
Host (1957)
(as Don Gardner)
1956
The Lone Ranger
7.7
TV Series
Jeff Stanton
1955
1 episode
Meet Mr. McNutley
7.4
TV Series
1955
2 episodes
Fireside Theatre
7.3
TV Series
1955
1 episode
General Electric Theater
6.7
TV Series
Teller
1955
1 episode
Return from the Sea
6.3
Sailor
(uncredited)
1954
Public Defender
7.4
TV Series
Rick Martin
1954
1 episode
I Love Lucy
8.5
TV Series
Delivery Boy
Grocery Boy
1954
2 episodes
Omnibus
8.2
TV Series
(segment "Nobody's Fool")
1954
1 episode
The Revlon Mirror Theater
3.8
TV Series
1953
1 episode
Quand la poudre parle
6.1
Johnny Benton
(uncredited)
1953
Chevron Theatre
6.6
TV Series
1952–1953
2 episodes
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Alternative name
Don Gardner
Born
October 24
,
1923
Greeley, Colorado, USA
Died
May 12
,
2012
St. Louis, Missouri, USA
(old age)
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Was the Artist in Residence at Fontbonne College (now Fontbonne University) in St Louis, MO from 1965-1985. He was the Director of the Theatre Department where he retired from in 1985 as Professor Emeritus.
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