Dorothy Provine
Television

Dorothy Provine

Section Title: Television
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Year	Title	Role	Notes

1957	Man Without a Gun	Episode: "Man Missing"

1958–1959	Wagon Train	Marian Pruitt / Susie	2 episodes

1958	The Millionaire	Rosemary MacIntyre	Episode: "The David Barrett Story"

1958–1962	77 Sunset Strip	Nora Shirley / Betty	3 episodes

1958	Lawman	Julie Preston	Episode: "Lady in Question"

1959	Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer	Suzy Keeler	Episode: "Coney Island Baby"

1959	Cimarron City	Laura Winfield	Episode: "The Bitter Lesson"

1959	The Real McCoys	Glory	Episode: "The McCoys Visit Hollywood"

1959	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	Sharon Trotter	Episode: "The Morning After"

1959	Sugarfoot	Miss Bonnie / Ada	2 episodes

1959	The Rough Riders	Holly Morrow	Episode: "Lesson in Violence"

1959	The Texan	Chalmers	Episode: "Blood Money"

1959	Colt .45	Ann Donnelly	Episode: "The Confession"

1959	Bronco	Gilda Harper	Episode: "Red Water North"

1959–1960	The Alaskans	Rocky Shaw	36 episodes

1960–1962	The Roaring 20's	Pinky Pinkham	45 episodes

1962	Hawaiian Eye	Nora Stewart / Arnel Wade	2 episodes

1962	The Red Skelton Show	Piper Novak	Episode: "The Bride of Bolivar"

1962	You're Only Young Once	Mildred Offenbach	Television film

1963	The Gallant Men	Joyce Adams	Episode: "Tommy"

1965	Dr. Kildare	Sally Boles	Episode: "Music Hath Charms"

1965	Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre	Julie	Episode: "Simon Says Get Married"

1965	The Man from U.N.C.L.E.	Tracey Alexander	2 episodes

1968	The Danny Thomas Hour	Laura Merrill	Episode: "My Pal Tony"

1968	The F.B.I.	Irene Minnock	Episode: "Breakthrough"

1968	The Sound of Anger	Marge Carruthers	Television film

1970	Love, American Style	April	Segment: "Love and Those Poor Crusaders' Wives"

1973	Police Story	Harriett Bonner	Episode: "The Big Walk"

1976	Police Woman	Episode: "The Trick Book"

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In 1959, Dorothy Provine appeared as "Chalmers" in the episode "Blood Money" of The Texan.

final_sentence: In 1959, Dorothy Provine appeared as "Chalmers" in the episode "Blood Money" of The Texan.