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NBC TELEVISION NETWORK NEWS
June 14, 1962
JACKIE COOGAN AND ELISABETH FRASER SIGNED FOR CO-STARRING ROLES IN NBC -TV'S "McKEEVER AND THE COLONEL” SUNDAY NIGHT SERIES
Jackie Coogan and Elisabeth Fraser have been signed by producer Tom McKnight for co-starring roles in "McKeever and the Colonel, " NBC-TV's new comedy series about life in a military school, which starts Sunday, Sept . 23 (6:30-7 p.m. EDT).
Allyn Joslyn and Scott Lane star as Colonel Blackwell and Cadet McKeever respectively.
Coogan, who earned fame as the little waif tagging after Charlie Chaplin in "The Kid, " has been active in the entertainment world throughout his adult life. Most., recently, he co-starred with Frank Sinatra in "The Joker Is Wild"; with Jan Sterling in "High School Confidential," and with Montgomery Clift in "Lonely Hearts." His television credits include appearances on "The Joey Bishop Show, "
"Alfred Hitchcock Presents," "Outlaws," "The Loretta Young Show" and "Playhouse 90."
Miss Fraser has divided her career between Broadway, films and TV. She made her acting debut on Broadway with Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontaine in the Pulitzer Prize play "There Shall Be No Night" and subsequently appeared in "Winged Victory," "Mr. Adams" and "The Tunnel of Love." Last season she received critical acclaim for her appear¬ ances in two plays, "Blood, Sweat and Stanley Poole" and "Great Day in the Morning." Her film credits include "The Man Who Came to Dinner,"
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