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Actress, Pert Kelton, was born on Oct 14, 1907 in Great Falls, MT. Kelton died at the age of 61 on Oct 30, 1968 in Ridgewood, NJ .

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[explaining why she played the phonograph loudly during Lorry and Stephen's argument in the next room]
Minnie: I was just trying to drown out your domestic happiness.


Gene Autry: Aw, don't worry. The minute the committee signs the new contract we'll be sittin' on top of the world.
Aunt Hattie: Yeah, and if they give it to someone else, the world will be sittin' on top of us - bank creditors and all!


Aunt Hattie: That was a fine audition you gave, Gene. All you need now is a sponsor.
Maurine McClune: All I need is that contract renewal so we can continue to hold the rodeo here.
Gene Autry: Well, the committee can't complain. We're doing all right so far.
Maurine McClune: We've simply got to make it a success.
Aunt Hattie: If we don't our next address will be care of Social Security.


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The role of Alice was played later (and, with syndicated reruns, observable nowadays by a much wider audience) by Audrey Meadows and then by Sheila MacRae.

Although some think that she was nominated for a Tony Award for "The Music Man" on Broadway, she was not. She was, however, actually nominated for two Tonys: in 1960, as Best Supporting or Featured Actress (Musical) for Greenwillow;" and in 1968, as Best Supporting or Featured Actress (Dramatic) for "Spofford." The confusion about "The Music Man" may stem from the "Greenwillow" nomination.

Also mother of Stephen Bell.

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