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My Dog the Actor - S2.E6

Betty Jo wants to enter Dog in a contest to make a commercial for Tailwagger Dog Food. The winner also receives a $500 cash award. Kate tries to discourage Betty Jo because Dog doesn't have a chance against purebreds. The girls are thrilled when they receive a letter telling them that Dog is one of the five finalists. The letter also says that Mr. Talbot with the dog food company will be coming by to see Dog. What they don't know is that Henry Brewster, the local photo-finisher, who sent in both his and the Bradleys' entries, got the pictures interchanged. This means that Mr. Talbot was really naming Henry's collie one of the five finalists. But after meeting Dog, Mr. Talbot has an idea for a whole series of other commercials. He would like to use Dog and the entire family. Uncle Joe's meddling may ruin everything and Dog may have a say in how things go.

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My Dog the Actor - S2.E6

November 10, 1964
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Crew (24)

Directing

Richard Bremerkamp
Assistant Director
Mary Yerke
Script Supervisor

Writing

Production

George King
Production Supervisor
Bill Tinsman
Casting
Guy Scarpitta
Associate Producer

Sound

Dave Kahn
Music Coordinator
Bernard F. Pincus
Sound Editor
Jean G. Valentino
Sound Mixer

Art

Walter McKeegan
Art Direction
Dorcy Howard
Set Decoration
Vince Vecchio
Property Master

Camera

Ray Jones
Key Grip
Robert G. Hager
Director of Photography

Costume & Make-Up

Gene Roemer
Makeup & Hair
Carmen Dirigo
Hairstylist
Nettie Scott
Wardrobe Supervisor
Robert Lawson
Wardrobe Supervisor

Crew

Jack Bannon
Dialogue Coach
Larry Chapman
Special Effects

Editing

Robert Freedman
Editorial Coordinator

Lighting

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