In addition cast members made these additional appearances. Jon Walmsley & Ellen Corby sang "Ironing Board Blues". 110) of Dinah Shore's talk show, Dinah!.Įllen Corby & Will Geer sang "I Remember It Well". of The Waltons made an appearance on Febru(Season 2, Ep.
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Groups left to right are "Married: the First Year", "The Waltons" including show creator Earl Hamner, "Eight is Enough" and "Dallas".Įric Scott, Ellen Corby and John Walmsley attend 'The Waltons' Wrap Party on Maat the Century Plaza Hotel in Century City, California.Ĭast Members made numerous appearances on Dinah!Īll eleven cast members including series creator Earl Hamner Jr. Lee Rich, Merv Adelson (seated) and Irwin Molasky (far left) of Lorimar Productions pose with the various cast members from 4 of their productions in 1979. Mary McDonough shows off some new fashions with a little help from fellow actor Eric Scott.Įric Scott and Mary McDonough developed a close kinship that continues to this day. Mary McDonough appears in a Sea Breeze magazine ad. Jon Walmsley, Mary McDonough and Judy Norton He also starred in Little House on the Prairie. Radames guest starred in The Waltons season one episode "The Ceremony". Mary McDonough and Judy Norton pose for a photo with Kung Fu actor Radames Pera. This half-hour series featured competing teams of celebrities that performed slapstick stunts. Host Bill Boggs (left) holds the mic up to Mary McDonough, Eric Scott, Jon Walmsley and David Harper, competitors for "The Waltons" team against the "Eight is Enough" team on the TV series "All-Stars Anything Goes".
and Barnum & Bailey Circus.īack when there was a bit of truth in the National Enquirer. Walton cast members Mary Elizabeth McDonough, Will Geer, Michael Learned, Kami Cotler, Jon Wamsley, Eric Scott and Judy Norton have some fun surrounded by elephants from the Ringling Bros. Here are some of the special appearances they made over the years.
Being one of the top shows of the seventies the cast had their share of fame and popularity.
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