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Blessed with both the good looks and an 'air' of a gentlemen, which only increased through the years, Carleton made a smooth transition to TV. Starting with The Unexpected (1952) and the earliest TV adaptation of Superman he made his first steps for the new medium. In March 1955 Barbara Britton, Jan
Merlin and Carleton were in a three-character drama called The Woman with
Red Hair, at the Circle Theater in Hollywood. Carleton’s teenaged son,
Tony, attended rehearsals before the play was launched, and it was easy to see
he’d follow in his father’s footsteps when he grew older, choosing to perform as
“Tony Young” for his film and tv appearances.
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![]() Other references (1) Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide (2) Wikipedia (3) IMDb (4) The Great Radio Soap Operas, Jim Cox (5) OTRRpedia (6) Radiogoldindex Additional video & audio sources (1) The Whisperer: Hippity Hoppy episode 7-22-51 (2) Thrill of a Romance Clip from the 1945 movie |
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