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Aherne, Patrick (1970 --
Age 69, Cancer)
"A Ghost
for Scotland Yard"
-- Insp. Farrington
I shouldn't wonder! I nearly got this man jailed for manslaughter
five years ago. I couldn't quite make the case stick.
"Around The World With
Superman" -- Murray
I beg your pardon. Are you Mrs. Carson? Or course not . .
. how stupid of me. I beg your pardon.
"The Jolly Roger"
-- Captain Scud
Captain, our ancestors ran out of planks two hundred years
ago.
Akins, Claude (Age 77,
Cancer)
"Peril By Sea"
-- Ace Miller
Yes, you should see them . . . yacking away like they have
only an hour to live.
Alper, Murray (1984 --
Age 80)
"Golden Vulture"
-- Sanders
Cut the jokes, I can tell metal when I feel it. You ain't
got fingers made
out of metal, buddy.
Anders, Rudolph (1987 --
Age 91)
"Double Trouble"
-- Dr. Albrecht
They'll never take me alive.
"Lady In Black"
-- Man on street who drops package
Good, that is very good. But be careful, clouds are near.
Andrews, Stanley (1969
-- Age 77)
"The Unknown
People" -- The sheriff
You ain't stringing nothin' up in this town Luke, unless it's
a slab of bacon.
"The Ghost Wolf"
-- Sam Garvin
Do you know anything about guns? Then you're better off without
one. Sometimes guns can be more dangerous than other things.
Arnold, Phil (1968 -- Age
58, Cancer)
"The Prince Albert
Coat" -- Q-Ball
Like I said, we're good guys. We want to help, right Mike?
Arvan, Jan (1979 -- Age
66, Heart Attack)
"Perry White's
Scoop" -- Max
Do you want us to sit back and do nothing when we might he
facing the electric chair? Please believe me, my way is the best.
"King For A Day"
-- Rigor
He is the right age, but we do not have any photographs of
him since he was a child. Can we kill him now?
"The Atomic Captive"
-- X-249 (Zarinski)
I am amazed. Forgive me, but you are not what I expected.
Askin, Leon (2005 -- Age
97)
"Superman In
Exile" -- Joseph Ferdinand
You are, now doubt, Mr. Clark Kent or perhaps Miss Lois Lane?
"King For A Day"
-- Prime Minister Vallin
Baer, Buddy, (1986 -- Age
75)
"Three in One"
-- Atlas
You no crook? Hold gold ball. I go have strong talk with them.
Baker, Eddie (1968 -- Age
70)
"Bully of Dry
Gulch" -- Bartender
You bet . . . sure, I haven't had time to mark them yet.
"The Big Freeze"
-- Guard at the iron works
Sorry sir, we're closed... election day, you know.
Balter, Sam (August 8,
1998 -- Age 88, Complications from abdominal surgery)
"Jet Ace"--
Voice on public address system
Peco Tower over . . . go ahead, but take it easy Chris.
"Superman In Exile" -- Radio announcer
And now for the nightly weather report. Storm warnings and
a possible thunder shower for you farmers beyond . . .
"The Face And The Voice"--
Radio announcer
Why Superman should have taken the jewelry is a complete mystery.
But why did he take money from a store, and then, as some people
are guessing, turn in over to charity?
"The Man In The Lead
Mask"-- Police broadcaster
Calling all cars, calling all cars. Attention. Mystery robbery
reports coming in from all areas. Criminals are armed and wearing
those same lead masks.
"The Machine That Could
Plot Crimes"-- Radio announcer
Yes, here in Metropolis, crime is paying less and less. Larry
Mccoy and others like him have gone on their last toboggan ride.
Banner, John (1973 -- Age
73, Abdominal Hemorrhage)
"The Man Who
Could Make Dreams Come True" -- Bronsky
Please Superman, I'm His Majesty's bodyguard . . . permit
me.
Barcroft, Roy (1969 --
Age 67, Cancer)
"The Boy Who
Hated Superman" -- The Duke
Sure Frankie, you're the only one I can trust. Remember what
I always told you. Be smart . . . just a little smarter than
the other guy.
Bardette, Trevor (1977
-- Age 75)
"Human Bomb"
-- Bet-a-Million Butler
Obviously you know know me. I enjoy living dangerously.
"Great Caesar's Ghost"
-- Julius Caesar
Barnett, Griff (1958 --
Age 73, Heart Condition and Pneumonia)
"The Mind Machine"
-- Dr. Edward Stanton
You must be insane. My machine was never intended for such
a purpose.
Barrows, George (1994 --
Age 81)
"Mr Zero"
-- Slouchy
Ya, da dirty rats . . . ya, I'm reading you good, Georgie.
Barton, Gregg (November
28, 2000 -- Age 88, Natural causes)
"Superman
In Exile" --
The sheriff
Never mind him, mister. My men have got him already.
Beaumont, Hugh (1982 --
Age 73, Heart Attack)
"The Big Squeeze"
-- Dan Grayson
I'm sorry Mr. Kent, you better get yourself another boy. You
can't do a thing like that without asking me . . . and my answer
is no.
Ben-Ari, Raskin (1969)
"Atomic Captive"
-- Dr. Latislav
My sisters, Anna and Sonia. You have then in your custody?
Benedict, Richard (1984
-- Age 68, Heart Attack)
"Night of Terror"
-- Baby Face Stevens
Sully, a present for you.
"Semi-Private Eye"
-- Cappy
Much cleaner this way. No bullets, no murder weapon, no nothing.
Nobody will ever know what happened to you. Last chance . . .
want to talk?
"Close Shave" --
Tony Gambini
Hold it, hold it. You know, you got lots of good ideas. Why
don't you tell Mr. White about them? Believe in yourself.
Bennett, Julie (1957)
"The Wedding
of Superman" -- Sometimes Mabel
Well, he's the man behind the crime situation, that's what!
Bennett, Ray (1957)
"Rescue"
-- Stan
I got a family. A partnership won't do them no good if I'm
dead.
Beradino, John (May 19,
1996 -- Age 79, Cancer)
"The Unlucky
Number" -- Dexter Brown
Are you . . . !? Guess there's no sense denying it Bobby.
I am Superman.
Bice, Robert (1968 -- Age
54)
"Golden Vulture"
-- First Officer Bennett
You, mister . . . get a move on. Start up that wench.
Blake, Larry (1982 -- Age
68)
"The Secret of
Superman" -- Rausch
Never mind, Doctor... it's too late.
"Jet Ace" -- Steve
Martin, reporter
No, nothing's wrong. Say that's not the same pilot that flew
the test last week, is it?
Boardman, Nan (September
9, 1984 -- Age 81)
"The Birthday
Letter" -- Maria Duval
Borg, Veda Ann (1973 --
Age 58, Cancer)
"The Stolen Costume"
-- Connie
And that'll put the whammy on your Superman racket but good.
Bradford, Lane (1973 --
Age 50, Cerebral Hemorrhage )
"Jet Ace"
-- Chris White
Kent . . . good. You know, he's a pretty swell guy in spite
of what Lois thinks of him.
"Test of a Warrior"
-- Guree the Bear
"The Phantom Ring"
-- Joe
This radar screen, Boss, is a stroke of genius.
Bradford, Marshall (1971
-- Age 85, Heart Attack)
"The Last Knight"
-- Sir Arthur
Hello down there. I'm sending you a little present. Don't
try to put it out . . . it's impossible.
Brocco, Peter (December
26, 1992 -- Age 89, Heart Attack)
"The Secrect
of Superman" -- Dr. Ort
Could it be that he hides behind the darkest disguise of all?
Could it be that he is a woman?
"The Clown Who Cried"
-- Crackers
You could only catch one of us, Superman. How did you know
which one?
"The Phantom Ring"
-- Spectre
He kept his word about the police, but he tipped off Superman.
Mr. Kent has got to go.
Brown, James (1992 -- Age
72)
"Around the World
with Superman" -- Ann's father
Ann darling.
Burns, Paul (1967 -- Age
86, Heart Attack)
"Riddle of the
Chinese Jade" -- Lu Sung
I have for you what I believe in the newspaper profession
is called a scoop of news.
"Star of Fate" --
Whitlock
If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes . . . and you are completely
unhurt!
Bryar, Paul (August 30,
1985, age 75)
"Man In The Lead
Mask" -- Scotty
Calvert, Steve (March 5,
1991)
"The Seven Souvenirs"
-- Louie
Leave us. (As in "Let's go.")
Campbell, Colin (1966 --
Age 70)
"A Ghost
for Scotland Yard"
-- Sir Arthur McCready
Brockburst, where are you?
Cantor, Herman (1953 --
Age 57)
"Runaway Robot"
-- Jailer
Mr. Kent, I'll be happy to release him to anybody's custody.
Carey, Leonard (1977 --
Age 90)
"Olsens Millions"
-- Herbert the butler
I'm the gentleman's gentleman you advertised for in the newspaper.
Carr, Steve (May 20, 1986
-- Age 80)
"The Haunted Lighthouse"
-- Lt. Haines
Nate, set course for Moose Island.
"Mystery of the Broken Statues"
-- Shopkeeper
No lady, it wasn't a bull in a china shop.
"The Monkey Mystery" -- The doctor
on the train
I'll take care of Miss Moleska. You go find that locket.
"Night of Terror" -- Mr. Quinn
I've found three places with the word "well" in
them.
"The Mind Machine" -- John Hadley
I had no idea I was such a fine pilot.
"The Secret of Superman" -- The
cook
Take this to Mr. White.
"Mystery In Wax" -- Dr. John Hurley
"Treasure of the Incas" -- Don Anselmo
This is not Madera.
"Double Trouble" -- Madame Charpentier
This is serum for the doctor.
"Czar of the Underworld" -- Mr.
Carr (the director)
Why are you pointing that gun at me?
Carrol, Virginia (November
29, 1986 -- Age 76, Cardiac arrest)
"The Birthday
Letter" -- Mrs. Williams
You've taken her. But you won't get away with it.
Carson, Robert (June, 1979
-- Age 70)
"Superman
In Exile" --
Allen, the scientist on the radio)
Attention Civil Defense. This is Project X.
Cass, Maurice (1954 --
Age 70, Heart Attack)
"Mystery of the
Broken Statues" -- Owner of Ellie's Gift Shop
That was a newspaper reporter. He told me to have you arrested.
"Defeat of Superman"
-- Meldini
You play a strange game of checkers . . . Mr. King!
Number 14, bullet number 14, is that the one?
Cassel, Sid (January 17,
1960 -- Age 63
"The Brainy Burro"
-- The waiter
Cavanaugh, Paul (1964 --
Age 76, Heart Attack)
"All That Glitters"
-- Delbert Carter
Not only that, it would destroy the international banking
structure . . . throw world trade into a panic.
Challee, William (1989
-- Age 84, Alzheimers)
"The Haunted
Lighthouse" -- Mack
Say, you ain't the kid we talked to last night.
"The Monkey Mystery"
-- Max
I told ya . . . up the alley . . . it went over a fence. I
wasn't gonna chase it with a stiff in the car. What for?
"The Phoney Alibi"
-- Clippy Jones
I flew back . . . but I went by phone.
Chamberlain, Howard (1984
-- Age 73, Comp. of lung and liver disease)
"Double Trouble"
-- Fisher and Dr. Shuman
Ah!, there are so many Fishers in Germany, Colonel.
Chandler, George (1985
-- Age 87, Cancer)
"The Face and
the Voice" -- Scratchy
Do you want to hear this story or not? Everyone else does.
"Flight to the North"
-- Hotel desk clerk
Yeah, skis. S-K-E-E-E-Z. Skis.
"Blackmail" -- Bates
You mean I'm gonna fly with you?
Cheshire, Harry (1968 --
Age 76)
"The Big Squeeze"
-- Mr. Foster
Dan . . . he's been in charge of my fur storage plant for
ten years. You couldn't find a better man.
Christine, Virginia (July
24, 1996 -- Age 76, Heart Ailment)
"Lady In Black"
-- Mrs. Frank
Gee, I wish they'd had lobsters today.
Cobb, Edmund (1974 -- Age
82, Heart Attack)
"Rescue"
-- Lafe Reiser
Not a chance. We gotta start a new hole.
"The Deserted Village"
-- Peter Godfrey
Ranger . . . dead? Why that's too bad. Doc thought a lot of
that dog. You a friend of Doc's?
Coffin, Tristram (1990
-- Age 80, Lung Cancer)
"The Case of
the Talkative Dummy" -- Davis
You set me up as a fall guy. You knew that if anything went
wrong with your plans, the first one the police'd come looking
for is me, a three-time loser.
"Mystery of the Broken
Statues" -- Paul Martin
We may have to kill more than a cat . . . before we're through.
"Stamp Day For Superman"
-- Mr. Garwood
Yes, Mr. Kent, we're pretty proud of our students. Stamp day
is really their idea you know!
"Clark Kent, Outlaw"
-- Stoddard
Now once again, Mr. White . . . you're absolutely certain
that only you and Clark Kent knew that firing him was just an
act?
"Whatever Goes Up"
-- Major Osborne
This is Olsen? Now see here, Mr. White . . . what kind of
. . . but this boy!
Connors, Chuck (November
10, 1992 -- Age 71, Lung Cancer)
"Flight to the
North" -- Sylvester J. Superman
If there's anything lower than a mule thief, it's a pie stealer.
Conte, Steve (April 28,
1977 -- Age 77, Alzheimer's disease)
"Jimmy The Kid"
-- First henchman
You're crazy. That's Jimmy Olsen.
Cook, Clyde (1984 -- Age
92)
"Ghost
for Scotland Yard"
-- Magazine Vendor
It's on the house. Good luck, Yank. Hey, happy flying.
Corey, Jeff (August 16,
2002 -- Age 88)
Luke Benson -- Superman
and the Mole-Men
Cook, Jr., Elisha (May
18, 1995)
"Semi-Private
Eye" -- Homer Garrity
All my clients are disappointed at first. They expect a cross
between a gorilla and Sherlock Holmes.
Corden, Henry (May 19, 2005 -- Age 85, Emphysema)
"Drums of Death"
-- Johnson/Legvoo
Incidentally, who's this ugly brute?
Crosby, Wayde (1975 --
Age 70, Grand Mal Seisure )
"Mystery of the
Broken Statues" -- Pete
Say, ain't you guys getting a little tired of looking at me?
Curtis, Billy (1988 --
Age 79, Heart Attack)
"Mr. Zero"
-- Zero Zero Zero Minus One
This is the antenna from my helmet. They're sending me a message
. . . from Mars . . . from the Supreme Council. They say that
if I'm good enough for Supeman, I'm good enough for them. They're
sending a rocketship for me.
Daly, Jack (1968)
"The Birthday
Letter" -- Mr. Perkins
I remember the number though. It was Avingdale 3741.
"The Dog Who Knew Superman"
-- The dogcatcher
You know, you can't even run a peaceful dog catching business
anymore.
Davis, Karl (1977 -- Age
69)
"No Holds Barred"
-- Adonis the wrestler
(No dialogue)
Delevanti, Cyril (1975
-- Age 86, Lung Cancer)
"The Man Who
Made Dreams Come True" -- King Leo of Sartania
So this is what you wanted all the time . . . to get rid of
me.
DeMarco, Tony (November
14, 1965 -- Age 67, Cerebral hemorrhage )
"The Unlucky
Number" -- News vendor
how about some money. I'm a little short this week.
Dillaway, Don (November
18, 1982, age 77)
"Superman In
Exile" -- Fred
Dillon, Tom (September
15, 1962 -- Age 66)
"The Last Knight" -- Museum guard
I heard them talking about how easy it would be to steal it.
Dobkin, Lawrence (October
28, 2002 -- Age 83, Heart Failure)
"The Man Who Could Read Minds" -- Swami Amada
Dodd, Jimmy (1964 -- Age
54, Heart Ailment)
"Double Trouble"
-- Jake, the photolab tech.
Give me two seconds in the darkroom, and I'll have it for
you.
Dorr, Lester (August 25,
1980 -- Age 87, Pneumonia)
"The Mind Machine"
-- The bus driver
Hey, somebody crazy just stole my bus!
Doucette, John (August
16, 1994 -- Age 73, Cancer)
"The Birthday
Letter" -- Slugger
Afraid? Me? I ain't afraid of nobody. Didn't I tell you about
the time I went twenty rounds with Terrible Tommy O'Toole? If
that ref hadn't blind as a bat I'da . . .
"Lady In Black"
-- Joe (the man with the scar)
Yeah, that's right. You know if a kid's smart he can live
to a ripe old age. But if he ain't, he can get old and die all
a sudden . . . just like that.
"Clark Kent, Outlaw"
-- Foster
Just a minute, Curtis. Lieutenant, I made the deal . . . I'll
spill it. We got no choice, Kent. We're caught. Give him the
money.
Drake, Dona (June 20, 1989
-- Age 74, Pneumonia and respiratory failure)
"The Dog Who
Knew Superman" -- Joyce
I'll tell you anyhow. Before he died, my old man used to run
the syndicate. You married the boss' daughter! That's how you
got control.
Dubrey, Claire (1993 --
Age 100)
"Prince Albert
Coat" -- Mrs. Craig
But why leave so much money in an old coat?
DuVal, Juan (1954)
"Treasure of
the Incas" -- Dr. Cuesta
Senor, the hole was the answer we were look for.
Eban, Al (July, 2003)
"Crime Wave" -- Big Ed Bullock
Eldredge, John (1960 --
Age 57, Heart Attack)
"Crime Wave"
-- Walter Canby
He was gonna get me. You stupid fools, he tricked you!
"A Shot In The
Dark" -- Burt
Burnside (alias "The Tulip")
As a final gesture, I'm going to prove that Clark Kent and
Superman are one and the same person!
"The Girl Who Hired Superman"
-- Jonas Rockwell
It's about time someone made a fool of Superman.
"Superman's Wife"
-- Mr. X
Superman, this is Mr. X. Too bad your wife turned out to be
a policewoman. I'm afraid she's about to retire from the force
. . . permanently.
Elliot, Cecil (1982)
"The Evil Three"
-- Elsa
Nobody got the money, nobody!
Elliot, Richard (1961 --
Age 75)
"No Holds Barred"
-- Sam Bleaker
Now look, Clarky, don't push me . . . we got lots of business
to talk over. Your boy won, and he won honest. Why, it'll be
a new sensation . . . honest wrestling!
"The Town That Wasn't"
-- The Judge
That'll be ninety dollars of ninety days.
"All That Glitters"
-- Mr. Gobey, the bank president
Would you care to have some money
Emory, Ricgard (1994 --
Age 76, Stroke)
"Money to Burn"
Fire Dept. Lieutenant
That's us . . . it's on the callboard downstairs.
Essler, Fred (1973 -- Age
77)
"Monkey Mystery" Scientist
Jan Moleska
Take this, take it to America to the President of the United
States. Give it to him and no other.
Faden, Tom (1980 -- Age
85)
"Superman On
Earth" -- Eben Kent
Twenty-five years. Doggone, it don't hardly seem that long.
No sir, it sure don't.
Fahey, Myrna (1973 -- Age
40)
"All That Glitters"
-- Miss Dunn
Oh, Miss Lane and Mr. Olsen flew in for some information.
Fenton, Frank (1957 --
Age 51)
"The Prince Albert
Coat" -- Mortimer Vanderlip
Your word, my dear sir, is quite a different thing from that
of those two rogues. You may have the coat, and welcome.
Ferguson, Frank (1978 --
Age 78, Cancer)
"Lady In Black"
-- Mr. Frank
Yes. It's only this high. Place must have been made for midgets.
Fierro, Paul (July 16,
1969, Age 53)
"The Magic Necklace"
-- Abdul
May Allah forgive me.
Finn, Sam (1958 -- Age
65, Undergoing brain surgery)
"Tin Hero"
-- Fingers Danny
I'm just doing a little window shopping.
Fix, Paul (1983 -- Age
82, Kidney Failure)
"Czar of the
Underworld" -- Ollie
Right this way, gentlemen.
"Semi-Private Eye"
-- Fingers
He handcuffed himself to me bed.
Fleer, Harry (1994 -- Age
unknown)
"Close Shave"
-- Lefty
Friend of your's Superman? Well take it easy and she won't
get hurt. OK Harry, pick up the bag and let's go.
Flint, Sam (1980 --Age
98)
"Superman On Earth" -- Family
doctor
I'm sorry Sarah.
"Five Minutes To Doom" -- The prison
warden
Take Winters back to his cell. Thanks, Superman.
Ford, Ross (1988 -- Age
65, Cardiac Arrest)
"Double Trouble"
-- Henchman seen pushing Jimmy into the ambulance.
That's why we brought him here Doc, it sounded fishy.
Forrest, William (1989
-- Age 86, Heart Failure)
"Beware the
Wrecker" -- Mr.
Crane
I suppose I should be grateful, but we're not dealing with
any ordinary criminal.
Forte, Joe (1967 -- Age
71, Heart Attack)
"Superman
In Exile" --
Director Adams
No . . . it can't be . . . your whole body radioactive . .
. forever!
Foulger, Byron (1970 --
Age 70)
"The Unknown
People" -- Jeff Reagan
Foulk, Bob (1989 -- Age
82)
"Deadly Rock"
-- Big Tom Rufus
My dear young people, Mr. Allen is Superman.
Fox, Michael (June 1, 1996
-- Age 75)
"Perils of Superman"
-- Ringleader of the masked criminals
Shut up you fool! Don't ever say anything about that again.
Don't even think it.
Frazee, Jane (1985 -- Age
67)
"Panic in the
Sky" -- Lady, with old car, who picked up Clark.
Boy oh boy! Did you see that thing? Wow. Zoom like this, then
whap she goes.
Friedkin, Joel (1954 --
Age 70)
"Night of Terror" Oscar,
the janitor
Well, I don't steal nothin.
"The Secret of Superman" -- Herman,
the waiter
Mr White, yaah. (with heavy accent)
Frome, Milton (1989 --
Age 78, Heart Failure)
"The Wedding
of Superman" -- Mr. Faraday
Put them in car, and tell Hank if he loses them, he'd better
lose himself too.
"Disappearing Lois"
-- Lank Garrett
That's what usually happens when you connect with a bullet.
C'mon, let's go.
"Whatever Goes Up"
-- Gannis
Oh, no. This time it's the whole suit.
Frost, Terry (March 1,
1993 -- Age 86, Heart Failure)
"My Friend, Superman"
Spud
Smart boy, Tony. Now you don't have to worry about busted
windows, people wrecking your joint, or nothing. Now you've got
protection.
"The Town That Wasn't"
-- Fake police officer
We have a motto in our department miss, better to be silly
than sorry.
Galindo, Nacho (1973)
"Jungle Devil"
-- The guide
They better find us pretty soon I think. In about three days
the moon is full and . . .
Garland, Richard (1969
-- Age 43)
"Flight to the
North" -- Steve
The Air Force is never going to believe this.
Garralaga, Martin (1981
-- Age 85)
"Bully Of Dry
Gulch" -- Pedro
In Mexico a man would be killed for having five aces.
Garrett, Michael (July
18, 1990 -- Age 72, Heart failure)
"The Town That
Wasn't" -- Mr. Harris
Geray, Steven (1973 --
Age 74)
"The Deadly Rock"
-- Professor Van Wick
My theory is this. If I can get Superman as close to this
as you are . . . pfffft, he faints. If I can get closer, he's
dead. More closer, he's deader. More closer, more dead.
Glass, Everett (1966)
"Divide and Conquer"
-- Professor LaSerne
I must warn you . . . the experiment might be dangerous. If
you do separate into two, then each of you will be half as strong
and only half as powerful. You could be wounded by bullets and
be hurt by your enemies. Even flying through the air might be
difficult, or impossible.
"The Mysterious Cube"
-- Professor LaSerne
By George, you did it. Can you hear me?
Goodwin, Harold (1987 --
Age 86)
"Ghost Wolf"
-- Railroad worker in the caboose.
Great jumpin Judas! The trestle over Devil's Gorge collapsed
right after we
passed over it.
Gordon, Roy (October 12,
1978 -- Age 82)
"Czar Of The
Underworld" -- Postello
Gray, Charles (March 7,
2000 -- Age 71)
"The Town That
Wasn't" -- Fake arresting officer
Well, what is it this time? A wedding or a fire?
Green, William (January
3, 1962 -- Age 68, Heart attack)
"Five Minutes
To Doom" -- The governor
Innocent? What proof have you?
Your word's good enough for me, Superman.
Greenleaf, Raymond (1963
-- Age 72)
"Around The World
With Superman" -- Dr. Anderson
The finest x-ray machine in the world, Mr. Kent. Unless you
know of a better one than that, it's quite hopeless.
Hale, Jonathan (1966 --
Age 75, Suicide)
"The Evil Three"
-- The Colonel
The man and the boy is dead!
"Panic in the Sky"
-- Professor Roberts
Here on Earth, yes. But suppose that's made of kryptonite
or some other unknown element from cosmic space which even you
can't handle?
Harbord, Carl (1958 --
Age 56)
"The Lucky Cat"
-- Charlie King
I had to do something to cover up. I had to burn that factory.
If Superman
hadn't showed up, I would have collected a million dollars in
insurance.
Harmon, John (August 6,
1985 -- Age 80)
"The Runaway
Robot" -- Mousey
How about letting the robot take care of them?
Harvey, Harry (1985 age
84)
"The Unknown
People" -- Doc Sanders
Looks like a heart attack. It'll take an autopsy to make it
official.
Hatton, Raymond (1971 --
Age 84, Heart Attack)
"The Bully of
Dry Gulch" -- Sagebrush
Its a good thing, young feller, you ain't as tall as your
friend. You make a much smaller target.
"Dagger Island"
-- Jonathan Scaggs
Well, reckon so... reckon so.
"The Prince Albert Coat"
-- Mr. Jackson
Well I'll be dang-jiggered. And after the way I've been talking
about banks all the time. I feel I owe you a direct apology,
sir.
Hayden, Harry (1955 --
Age 71)
"The Mind Machine"
-- Carl Wagner
I . . . I never heard of Cranek. I know nothing. I . . . have
. . . nothing . . . to . . . say.
Hecht, Ted (1969)
"Star Of Fate"
-- Mr. Ahmed
I know nothing of its contents. I do not wish to know.
"The Magic Necklace"
-- Reporter
It struck him! I saw it! The bullet went through his coat
but he's not hurt. It's true. The legend of the necklace is true!
"The Tomb of Zaharan" -- Abdul Ben
Bay
Our work here is done.
Helton, Percy (1971 --
Age 76)
"The Face and
the Voice" -- Hamlet
It was wonderful. But he wasn''t just driving you know . .
. I saw him pick up the truck in his hand. He went leaping thru
the air like . . . like . . .
Hendry, Len (February 18.
1981)
"All That Glitters"
-- Nick Mitchell
You mean this gold costs more to make than it's worth?
Shut up, he knows what he's doing. I hope.
Heydt, Louis Jean (1961
-- Age 54, Heart Attack)
"The Man in the
Lead Mask" -- Scott
We've been on the lam for about four months . . . some of
us for even longer. We haven't that kind of cash, and you know
it.
Hinton, Ed (1958 -- Age
30, Plane Crash)
"Through the
Time Barrier" -- Caveman
Ugh. Me-tal.
"The Phantom Ring"
-- Al
Yeah, and he wears rubber heals so they can't hear him.
Holloway, Sterling (November
22, 1992 -- Age 87, Cardiac Arrest)
"The Machine
That Could Plot Crimes" -- Uncle Oscar
Mr. Kelso, who is Superman? Mr. Kelso says . . . quote, wouldn't
you like to know? . . . unquote.
"The Whistling Bird"
-- Uncle Oscar
No wonder he's not talking. This isn't Schuyler.
"Through the Time Barrier"
-- Professor Twiddle
Time. That's just the point. I've conquered it . . . with
this little machine.
Howes, Reed (1964 -- Age
64)
"The Big Squeeze"
-- A policeman
Grayson? Police officer . . . I'd like to have a little talk
with you downtown.
Hugo, Mauritz (1974 --Age
65, Heart Ailment)
"Joey" --
Luke Palmer
Superman has ruined us. Let's get out of here.
"Money to Burn"
-- Slim
You'd probably wisecrack in front of a firing squad.
"The Brainy Burro"
-- Tiger
Open it up Albert. After all, we don't want our friends to
get cold.
Hytten, Olaf (1955 -- Age
67, Heart Attack)
"Great Caesar's
Ghost" -- Jarvis
Why . . . why can't you leave now? Why can't you let him alone?
Jackson, Selmar (1971 --
Age 82, Heart Disease)
"Double Trouble"
-- Colonel Redding
Doctor, this unhealthy looking character is an old newspaper
friend of mine from the States. Clark Kent . . . Dr. Schumann.
"Jet Ace" -- General
Summers
These people aren't here as reporters, Mr. Martin. They're
personal friends of Captain White, and he arranged the visit.
"Blackmail" -- The
police commissioner
Oh you did, aye. That's all I wanted to hear.
Jackson, Thomas (1967 --
Age 81, Heart Attack)
"Stolen Elephant"
Mr. Haley -- circus owner
You might say this is an official elephant registraton. It's
a lifetime pass
to the circus.
Jenks, Frank (1962 -- Age
61, Cancer)
"The Stolen Costume"
-- Candy
Any minute, you'll be trying to tell me that I'm J. Edgar
Hoover and you're Superman.
"The Magic Necklace"
-- Lazy
Johnson, Jason (November
24, 1977 -- Age 70, Stroke)
"The Last Knight"
-- Sir Henry
He tricked me!
Jolley, I Stanford (1978
-- Age 78))
"The Stolen Elephant"
-- Spike
Sure, we raised her from a puppy.
Keene, Tom (1963 -- Age
67, Cancer)
"Double Trouble"
-- Major Lee
Well, we've got a million dollars worth of radiun, if that
will help you.
Kellogg, John (February
22, 2000 -- Age 83, Alzheimer's disease)
"Night Of Terror" -- Mitch
There's a guy in there who says he's Baybyface
Stevens.
"Five Minutes To Doom"
-- Man who left the bomb in Lois' car
Right along here will be fine, Miss.
"The Big Squeeze"
-- Luke Maynard
A guy could get killed in here and no one would know a thing
about it.
Kennedy, Willard "Bill"
(January 27, 1997)
"Crime Wave"
-- Carton Avery, your noonday reporter
The entire nation has its eyes trained on Metropolis where
the mighty Superman is battling the hoodlums, racketeers, and
strong-arm men who have held the city in a reign of terror. The
city jail is filled to overflowing, and those mobsters still
at large are cowering with fear as Superman continues his crusade
against organized crime with unabated fury. Here's a bulletin
which just came in . . . Nick Marone, public enemy number three,
has just been taken into custody.
"Joey" -- The announcer
Willard "Bill" Kennedy
also provided the narration in the introduction to each episode
of the Adventures of Superman:
Yes it's Superman, strange visitor from another planet who
came to Earth with powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal
men. Superman . . .
Kent, Robert (1954 -- Age
42)
"The Case of
the Talkative Dummy" -- Safe mover boss
Don't worry mister, we got a block and tackle rigged up on
the roof. All we
do is lower it out the window. Come on Fred.
Khoury, George (April 21,
1983 -- Age 70)
"The Girl Who
Hired Superman" -- Caspar
I no see Argonia no more?
Kibbee, Milton (1970)
"Rescue"
-- Harry Hansen
Ah, the same old stuff. Taxes are going up, but Congress is
viewing the situation with alarm.
Kikume, Al (1972 -- Age
78)
"Jungle Devil" -- Tribal
chief with tatoos
(No English dialogue)
Krugman, Lou (1992 -- Age
78, Cancer)
"Human Bomb"
-- Conway
Now I will have that drink.
"Ghost Wolf" --
Jacques Olivier
This timber belongs to Babbette. She promised to marry me,
and it belongs to me.
Kruschen, Jack (March 20,
1922 to April 2, 2002 -- Age 80)
"The Tomb of
Zaharan" -- First robber at the airport
Then you will leave the rest to me. I will take them boldly
and quietly by surprise.
Kulky, Henry (1965 -- Age
53, Heart Attack)
"No Holds Barred"
-- Crusher
Sure, Boss. Come on, pal, you had a hard day. You need some
rest.
Lake, Florence (1980 --
Age 75)
"Through the
Time Barrier" -- Cave woman
(Cave talk, no lines)
Lansing, Joi (August 7, 1972 -- Age 44, Cancer)
"Superman's Wife"
-- Sgt. O'Hara
You can't hold me prisoner here. You'll never get away with
it. When my husband hears about this . . ..
Latorre, Charles (1990
-- Age 95)
"Peril in Paris"
-- Officer Gerard
Jacques Ducrae! Oh, he will never touch it. He doesn't want
to go back to prison.
Lewis, Buddy (1986 -- Age
62, Heart Attack)
"Magic Secret"
-- Eddie
Fat chance of him standing still while you point a gadget
full of kryptonite at him.
Lewis, George J. (December
10, 1995 -- Age 92, Stroke)
"Test of a Warrior"
-- John Tallstar
Fortunately my family owns oil lands. I flew here in my own
plane. I was a pilot in the last war.
Lewis, Louise (1996 --
Age 81)
"Seven Souvenirs"
-- Hysterical woman in 1954 Ford.
Superman, what does it mean?
Linder, Alfred (1957 --
Age 56)
"Semi-Private
Eye" -- Murray (the pool hall owner)
Then go to 18 Poplar Way. That's all I can tell you.
"The Unlucky Number"
-- A crook
Littlefield, Lucien (1960
-- Age 64)
"Runaway Robot"
-- Horatio Hinkle
Don"t go making false accusations . . . I'll have you
know there are slander laws in this state.
Lontoc, Leon (1974 -- Age
66)
"Jungle Devil"
-- A native
London, Tom (1963 -- Age
70)
"Joey" --
Peter Thomas
Well I reckon I can trust a Superman.
Lowery, Robert (1971 --
Age 57)
"The Deadly Rock"
-- Gary Allen
It still seems incredible, but Superman's explanation must
be the right one. Although the kryptonite knocked me out and
eventually would have killed me, while I was under it's influence
I was impervious to bullets or anything else.
Lubin, Lou (January 30,
1973 -- Age 77)
"The Human Bomb"
-- A henchman
Put her in gear.
Lusk, Freeman (1970 --
Age 65)
"The Magic Secret"
-- Mr. Griswald
Magic is my hobby. I certainly couldn't make any money at
only $5.00 for a complete course.
Drums of Death
-- Part 2 (M - Z)
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