(Courtesy of Les Adams) | Dorothy Gulliver Full name: Dorothy Kathleen Gulliver 1908 - 1997
Although some of the data is incomplete or inaccurate, the Internet Movie Database (IMDb) has information on Dorothy Gulliver: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0347827/ YouTube has several of the Collegians shorts starring George J. Lewis and Dorothy Gulliver: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%22collegians%22+%22george+lewis%22 Find A Grave website notes that Gulliver was cremated and ashes scattered: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/9021032/dorothy-kathleen-gulliver |
In the late 1920s, Universal had Dorothy Gulliver and George J. Lewis (billed as George Lewis) starring in the "Collegians" shorts. And about four dozen of these were released in 1926 - 1929. George J. Lewis is best remembered for scores of character and villain roles in B westerns, serials, A grade films, and television. Above are Dorothy Gilliver and George Lewis in an ad for COLLEGE LOVE (Universal, 1929), the first all-talking "Collegians" short. From a 1929 Universal Weekly (available at the Internet Archive). COLLEGE LOVE was available in both silent and talking versions. (Courtesy of Les Adams) Above - Kenneth Harlan and Dorothy Gulliver in the early sound oater, UNDER MONTANA SKIES (Tiffany, 1930). (Courtesy of Ed Tabor) Above - Rex Lease and pretty Dorothy Gulliver in a romantic interlude from the "Thrill-O-Drama" IN OLD CHEYENNE (Sono-Art/World Wide, 1931). In addition to CHEYENNE, Dorothy appeared opposite Lease in three other films: TROOPERS THREE (Tiffany, 1930), FIGHTING CABALLERO (Superior, 1935) and the serial, CUSTER'S LAST STAND (Stage & Screen, 1936). (Courtesy of Les Adams) Above is the title lobby card for Chapter 1 of THE SHADOW OF THE EAGLE (Mascot, 1932), the first of three serials that John Wayne starred in for Nat Levine at Mascot. (From Old Corral collection) George W. Merrick and Louis Weiss had Rex Lease as the star of the 15 chapter serial CUSTER'S LAST STAND (Stage & Screen, 1936) which was directed by Elmer Clifton. The players in the insets are: bottom left - Dorothy Gulliver (as 'Red Fawn') and Rex Lease; and on the right are Nancy Caswell and William Farnum. |