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All 61 episodes from the second season of the spine-tingling 1970s
anthology series hosted by master of suspense Rod Serling. The
episodes are: 'The Boy Who Predicted Earthquakes', 'Miss Lovecraft
Sent Me', 'The Hand of Borgus Weems', 'Phantom of What Opera?', 'A
Death in the Family', 'The Merciful', 'The Class of '99', 'Witches
Feast', 'Since Aunt Ada Came to Stay', 'With Apologies to Mr.
Hyde', 'The Flip Side of Satan', 'A Fear of Spiders', 'Junior',
'Marmalade Wine', 'The Academy', 'The Phantom Farmhouse', 'Silent
Snow, Secret Snow', 'A Question of Fear', 'The Devil Is Not
Mocked', 'Midnight Never End', 'Brenda', 'The Diary', 'A Matter of
Semantics', 'Big Surprise', 'Professor Peabody's Last Lecture',
'House With Ghost', 'A Midnight Visit to the Neighbourhood Blood
Bank', 'Dr. Stringfellow's Rejuvenator', 'Hell's Bells', 'The Dark
Boy', 'Keep in Touch - We'll Think of Something', 'Pickman's
Model', 'The Dear Departed', 'An Act of Chivalry', 'Cool Air',
'Camera Obscura', 'Quoth the Raven', 'The Messiah On Mott Street',
'The Painted Mirror', 'The Different Ones', 'Tell David...',
'Logoda's Head', 'Green Fingers', 'The Funeral', 'The Tune in Dan's
Café', 'Lindemann's Catch', 'The Late Mr. Peddington', 'A Feast of
Blood', 'The Miracle at Camafeo', 'The Ghost of Sorworth Place',
'The Waiting Room', 'Last Rites for a Dead Druid', 'Deliveries in
the Rear', 'Stop Killing Me', 'Dead Weight', 'I'll Never Leave You
- Ever', 'There Aren't Any More MacBanes', 'The Sins of the
Fathers', 'You Can't Get Help Like That Anymore', 'The Caterpillar'
and 'Little Girl Lost'.
The Star--The public saw her as a gifted child star: the youngest actor to win an Oscar for her role as Helen Keller in The Miracle Worker and the youngest actor to have a prime-time television series bearing her own name.
The Nightmare--What the public did not see was Anna Marie Duke, a young girl whose life changed forever at age seven when tyrannical mangers stripped her of nearly all that was familiar, beginning with her name. She was deprived of family and friends. Her every word was programmed, her every action monitored and criticized. She was fed liquor and prescription drugs, taught to lie to get work, and relentlessly drilled to win roles.
The Legend--Out of this nightmare emerged Patty Duke, a show business legend still searching for the child, Anna. She won three Emmy Awards and divorced three husbands. A starring role in Valley of the Dolls nearly ruined her career. She was notorious for wild spending sprees, turbulent liaisons, and an uncontrollable temper. Until a long hidden illness was diagnosed, and her amazing recovery recovery began.
The Triumph-- Call Me Anna is an American success story that grew out of a bizarre and desperate struggle for survival. A harrowing, ultimately triumphant story told by Patty Duke herself--wife, mother, political activist, President of the Screen Actors Guild, and at last, a happy, fulfilled woman whose miracle is her own life.
Kathy Garver, the teenage heartthrob from the hit series Family
Affair (1966-1971), was no one-hit wonder, but a journeywoman
actress who appeared in such classic films as Night of the Hunter
and The Ten Commandments long before she became a television icon.
This memoir is a recollection of a working actress's experiences,
from the many films, television shows, and stage plays in which she
performed, to her second career as a voice-over specialist in
popular animated films and audiobooks. Featuring anecdotes,
Hollywood history, and details of her relationships with such stars
as Charlton Heston and Jon Provost, Surviving Cissy is a veritable
quilt of Kathy's exciting life.
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