The NEW Loretta Young Show - E26 - "When You Are Near"
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2018
- Episode # 6226 WHEN YOU ARE NEAR
Original airdate: 3-18-63
In this, the final episode of this series, Christine Massey (played by Loretta Young) and Paul Belzer (by James Philbrook) get married quietly in a beautiful church ceremony with their whole family looking on. But after their children escort them to the airport and send them off on a grand honeymoon, the newlyweds are almost killed in a plane crash.
This final cast includes: The Priest, played by Wright King. King's career spanned the years from 1949 until his retirement in 1987. He is best remembered as being Steve McQueen's partner for a season of Wanted Dead or Alive.
Doug, Paul Belzer's business associate, is played by Allen Emerson. Emerson was known for Bewitched (1964), That Girl (1966) and Get Smart (1965). He died on August 23, 2007 in Selma, Alabama (age 82).
The Pilot is played by Ray Montgomery, winner of the 1940 national declamation finals in the National Forensic League Tournament at Terre Haute, Indiana Montgomery played Noel Chandler in the soap opera Dear John. He died on June 4, 1998 (aged 76) in Santa Barbara, California.
Whatever happened to the regular cast members:
Loretta Young would retire from show business for 23 years after this series wrapped. In 1986 she returned to NBC to appear in the Christmas movie classic Christmas Eve. Three years later she returned to NBC once again to appear in her final career performance in the TV special movie Lady In A Corner. She died on August 12, 2000 at the age of 87.
When the series finished, James Philbrook starred in the 1966 spaghetti western Two Thousand Dollars for Coyote. His last film roles were in some dozen foreign-made spaghetti westerns, primarily through 1969, with two others in 1975.
Philbrook died on October 24, 1982 (aged 58) in Los Angeles, California.
When the series ended, Celia Kaye appeared as a character with her own name of "Celia", in the long-running ABC sitcom The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet. Her last film roles were in Big Wednesday (1978) opposite Sam Melville, and the horror story, Vampire at Midnight (1988) as "Sandra." Kaye has a child, Amanda Milius, from her 1978 marriage to director and screenwriter John Milius, who directed Big Wednesday. She currently (2018) lives in Los Angeles.
When the series wrapped, Sandra Descher went on to play Susanna in The Donna Reed Show, and Susan, the daughter of Elena Verdugo's character, in CBS's sitcom The New Phil Silvers Show. Her final television role was in 1966 when she appeared on Perry Mason as Sherry Lawler in "The Case of the Avenging Angel".
Today, as of 2018, she spends her time between homes in Los Angeles and Santa Barbara.
Dack Rambo went on to appear as Walter Brennan's grandson Jeff in the ABC series The Guns of Will Sonnett, as Steve Jacobi in the ABC soap opera All My Children, as cousin Jack Ewing on CBS's Dallas, and as Grant Harrison on the NBC soap opera Another World.
Rambo died on March 21, 1994 at the age of 52, of complications from AIDS.
Dirk Rambo made appearances in the TV series "The Virginian" and "Dragnet." after this series ended. He was involved in a head-on automobile collision in Hollywood on February 5, 1967 and died as a result of burns received in that crash. He is buried next to his twin in the North Kern Cemetery in California.
Tracy Stratford is not credited with any shows after this series wrapped. Today (2018) she has been married to William A. Shaw since October 13, 1979 and is a librarian in northern Washington state.
Once this series was completed, CaroI Sydes took on the new stage name of Cindy Carol and starred as Gidget in the third and final Gidget feature film, Gidget Goes to Rome. Today (2018) she resides in Washington state where she became a high school teacher.
Beverly Washburn currently (2018) lives outside Las Vegas, Nevada with her loyal dogs.
Kitty Kelly, playing Ellen, the Massey housekeeper, lived until June 29, 1968 when she died at age 66 in Hollywood.
Directed by Norman Foster
Written by Pauline Stone & Mike Cosgrove
Sustaining Cast:
Christine Massey Loretta Young
Paul Belzer James Philbrook
Marnie Celia Kaye
Judy Sandra Descher
Peter Dack Rambo
Paul Dirk Rambo
Maria Tracy Stratford
Binkie CaroI Sydes
Vickie Beverty Washburn
El!en Kitty Kelly
Supporting Cast:
Priest Wright King
Doug Allen Emerson
Pilot Ray Montgomery
CO-Pilot Bill Gravenor
Stewardess Shary Marshaft 
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Loved every bit of it. This is what a family show should be like.
Oh my goodness! This was a great series. I thoroughly enjoyed it all. Loretta Young was a great actress. And all the co-stars were wonderful. Thank goodness for shows like these and thank you for posting them.
This show was terrific....great cast, acting, stories, and lessons! For a couple of days it was nice to watch a wonderful family coping with life's ups and downs with humor and grace. Love, love, loved it.
I have always loved Loretta Young, and her t.v. show.
What a pity this is the last episode, they could have conntinued forever! Thanks for sharing...guess I'm on cold turkey now. ;-)
Loretta is addictive. 🙏❤️
I remember watching this back in the '60s in the afternoon when I was home sick from school. I always thought that Loretta was the most beautiful woman and the nicest. Still do. Thank you for having these on RUclips.
Thank you!
That was a great series Tyvm for posting!
I have thoroughly enjoyed this, so amazing. Why is it not on cozy tv, friendly tv, antenna tv? This is so top class. Everything about this is good for the soul!
Sooooo very grateful to you for posting this special series!
The cast info is a real bonus; I read every word. It makes the viewing all the more enjoyable! Thank you; most sincerely! Maranatha!
tyvm, with love
Adorable kids. Especially little Marie.🌹🌺🌸🌷💖💖
I would love to know who plays Maria, and what she is doing now.
Ohhhh - is this the LAST Episode??? Why??? They should have continued for ever :)
Because the ratings were tepid, opposite ABC's "BEN CASEY", on Mondays at 10pm(et). Lever Brothers and The Toni Company, Loretta's co-sponsors, decided to "cut their losses", and end their sponsorship. Loretta decided to "cut her losses" as well. She never starred in another TV series.
@@fromthesidelines Fellow 1950s TV icon Lucille Ball succeeded in her " comeback " where as Ms Young did not . In the days of three networks if you did not "win" the time slot ratings you were in trouble , very few three way ties . Goodbye for while Ms. Young !
The difference was that Lucy had her studio behind her- "Desilu"- and that her "comeback" series, "THE LUCY SHOW", had been in development for quite a while, *and* CBS was ready to welcome her back in the fall of 1962 {even though CBS president James T. Aubrey loathed her; he once snarled at her during neogiations for another season, "I'm not here to pump sunshine up your tush!"....and she felt the same way about him}. And consider the fact that Loretta's original series was in repeats on NBC's daytiime schedule- who wanted to see her new program when you could see the cream of eight seasons every weekday?
@@fromthesidelines Yes I remember her 1950s show being rerun in the early 1960s daytime . but our old friend James Aubrey must have given the green light to Ms Youngs return on CBS monday nights after Ms Ball , Danny Thomas and Andy Griffith .
Sure, he did. I don't think he had great affection for her, either.
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Oh no. That hat she is wearing has to go. She just should have had her hair beautifully styled by a hairdresser.
It kind of looks like lettuce lol
I meant the hat she wore for her Wedding has to go.
I think Ms Youngs new show shown here was too much like her former NBC show with the opening , the closing and her clothes and entrances . The only thing that is different was she was playing a same character week after week .