William Bendix as Chester A. Riley William Bendix owned the role of lovable, earnest, blue-collar schlub Chester Riley and the classic sitcome "The Life of Riley" was his most famous and well-loved part -- first on radio, then subsequently in a movie and a 1950s television show. But Bendix could play other roles - from a sadistic gangster in 1942's "The Glass Key" to a soldier in Alfred Hitchcock's "Lifeboat" to the title role in "The Babe Ruth Story".
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Oct 29 1944 | The Haunted House |
May 13 1945 | Mother in Law |
Apr 20 1946 | The Giant Easter Bunny |
Apr 27 1946 | Gambling Lesson |
Apr 26 1947 | Simon the Waiter |
May 10 1947 | Mother's Day Speech |
Nov 22 1947 | "Are we ever going to get a Car?" |
Nov 29 1947 | Thanksgiving with the Gillises |
Feb 14 1948 | A Comic Valentine for Peg |
Dec 24 1948 | No Christmas Bonus This Year |
Feb 18 1949 | Valentine Locket |
Mar 25 1949 | Babs Runs for President |
Nov 17 1950 | The Rileys' First Date |
Dec 08 1950 | "The Lawnmower Company" |
Date Unknown | Catalina |