virginia grey wagon train

Directed by Virgil W. Vogel. Actress who became known for her numerous television credits, including Wagon Train and Love, American Style.

She played a variety of characters on the Western series "Wagon Train" from 1958 to 1961, and Clara Appleby, one half of a perpetually bickering couple, on the sketch comedy show "The Red Skelton Hour." She retired from the screen in the early 1970s and passed away at the Motion Picture and Television Retirement Home on July 31, 2004, at age 87. After a few more films as a child actress, she left the business to finish her schooling.

Grey was survived by a sister. With Ward Bond, Robert Horton, Virginia Grey, Frank McGrath.

Born into a show-business family--her father was a director and her mother was a film cutter--Virginia Grey made her film debut at age 10 as Eva in Uncle Tom's Cabin (1927). Beginning in 1950, she began making numerous appearances on popular TV programs, including Wagon Train, Playhouse 90, and The Red Skelton Show.

The first part covered his Civil War service and the fact both he and Virginia Grey had timed events all wrong and lost their chance for marriage.

Virginia Grey, Actress: Airport. Her no-nonsense, businesslike attitude toward acting made her easy to … This episode of Wagon Train is the concluding episode of a two part flashback story telling of Ward Bond's one true love. The leaders of the wagon train are taken aback when they see a woman asking to join the wagon train who is the twin of Major Adams one and only love who died in his arms. Now on one of his early trips west Bond is reunited with Grey as she joins the Train mid point in the trip.