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Bonanza episode
“The Actress”
Season 4, Episode 22
#122 in Series
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Air date February 24, 1963
Production code
Guest starring: Betty Endicott
Bob Miles
Herman Hack
Jack Tornek
Joey Scott
John Rodney
Lester Matthews
Martha Manor
Pat Crowley
Robert F. Hoy
Robert Stevenson
Sam Harris
Written by Norman Lessing
Directed by Christian Nyby
Episode Guide
Previous Episode:
The Hayburner
Next Episode:
A Stranger Passed This Way
External links
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The Actress on IMDb

Summary[]

Joe falls in love with aspiring actress Julia Grant, a young woman with more ambition than talent. He promises Julia that he'll help her with her career, so he seeks advice from the greatest actor of their time: Edwin Booth, who's performing in Virginia City.

Plot[]

Little Joe meets a beautiful woman who tells her of her dreams of becoming an actress. She is a widow with a young son, and Little Joe is drawn by both sympathy and attraction to help her. He arranges a job for her as a singer in high-class saloon.

Her first performance is a success, but the attention of male customers piques Joe's jealousy, and a brawl ensues.

Despite this and other setbacks, Joe falls in love with her. However, he finds that he must find a way to deal with his feelings when confronted by her success on the stage.

Cast and Characters[]

The Cartwrights

Recurring[]

Other[]

  • Betty Endicott as Brunette Saloon Girl
  • Bob Miles as Saloon Brawler
  • Herman Hack as Show Spectator
  • Jack Tornek as Show Spectator
  • Joey Scott as Tommy Grant
  • John Rodney as Edwin Booth
  • Lester Matthews as Forrester
  • Martha Manor as Blonde Saloon Girl
  • Pat Crowley as Julia Grant
  • Robert F. Hoy as Chuck Miller
  • Robert Stevenson as Jim Larkin
  • Sam Harris: Show Spectator

Notes[]

Did you know?[]

  • German episode title: "Little Joe verliebt sich", meaning "Little Joe Falls in Love".

Quotes[]

Gallery[]

Videos[]

Bonanza_The_Actress

See also[]

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