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Beryl Hammond was a Canadian actress, dancer and psychologist. She was born in Toronto on February 6, 1937. |
Beryl Hammond was a Canadian actress, dancer and psychologist. She was born in Toronto on February 6, 1937. |
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In September 1957 she sailed from New York to Plymouth, England on the SS Flandre, where she secured a role in the upcoming British production of the movie "Intent to Kill". [Since] the movie was going to be filmed in Montreal, Beryl was a perfect fit. She played the role of a nurse in the film which was released in 1958. |
In September 1957 she sailed from New York to Plymouth, England on the SS Flandre, where she secured a role in the upcoming British production of the movie "Intent to Kill". [Since] the movie was going to be filmed in Montreal, Beryl was a perfect fit. She played the role of a nurse in the film which was released in 1958. |
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| ⚫ | She started appearing as a Gazzarri [dancer on Hollywood a Go-Go] by March 1965 and was on the show for at least three months (or about a dozen episodes). Beryl stands out prominently in several performances, such as the John Paul Twins "Oh Pretty Woman", and The Larks "The Jerk" videos. |
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| ⚫ | She found a role in the 1965 movie "Red Line 7000". |
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| ⚫ | She started appearing as a Gazzarri [dancer on Hollywood a Go-Go] by March 1965 and was on the show for at least three months (or about a dozen episodes). Beryl stands out prominently in several performances, such as the John Paul Twins "Oh Pretty Woman", and The Larks "The Jerk" videos. She left the show in late May 1965. Another movie role and more television beckoned. |
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| ⚫ | In the latter part of 1965 she also found work in television sitcoms. |
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| ⚫ | She found a role in the 1965 movie "Red Line 7000". Filming for this flick began on January 15, 1965 and the release date was November 9, 1965. It seems probable that Beryl filmed her part after leaving Hollywood a Go-Go in mid-1965. It is fitting that her acting part involved portraying a waitress who also danced in a nightclub. |
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| ⚫ | We next hear of Beryl in 1983 with her PhD dissertation "Age and Reading Level Effects in Visual Information Processing" (OCLC #10570182) at the University of Southern California. She had gone back to school, most likely in the 1970s, and earned her Masters, and then PhD. |
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| ⚫ | In the latter part of 1965 she also found work in television sitcoms. She appeared in two episodes of ''"[[Bewitched]]"''. One aired in October of 1965, the other in December, and she most likely first met her future husband, [[Jerry Davis]], on the set. Jerry was a prolific television producer in the 1960s and 1970s, putting out shows such as "Hawaiian Eye", "McHale's Navy", "Ben Casey", "Surfside 6", "77 Sunset Strip", as well as ''"Bewitched"''. Jerry also went on to produce "The Odd Couple" and Beryl acted in one episode of that series in 1970. Jerry and Beryl wed the following year in June 1966. They had two sons. |
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| ⚫ | We next hear of Beryl in 1983 with her PhD dissertation "Age and Reading Level Effects in Visual Information Processing" (OCLC #10570182) at the University of Southern California. She had gone back to school, most likely in the 1970s, and earned her Masters, and then PhD. She went on to become a very well known clinical psychologist in California and had her own practice.<ref>[http://www.gazzarridancers.com/berylhammond.html Beryl Hammond] on Gazzarri Dancers.com. Retrieved on April 5, 2020, edited.</ref> |
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==References== |
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Revision as of 09:32, 5 April 2020
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Name |
Beryl Hammond |
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Roles |
Alice MacBain |
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Birthdate |
February 6, 1937 |
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Birthplace |
Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
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Death Date |
February 6, 2011 (age 74) |
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Death Place |
Los Angeles, California, United States[1] |
Beryl Hammond portrayed two characters in season two: Alice MacBain in The Magic Cabin and Kitty Girl in My Grandson, the Warlock (1965).
Biography
Beryl Hammond was a Canadian actress, dancer and psychologist. She was born in Toronto on February 6, 1937.
In September 1957 she sailed from New York to Plymouth, England on the SS Flandre, where she secured a role in the upcoming British production of the movie "Intent to Kill". [Since] the movie was going to be filmed in Montreal, Beryl was a perfect fit. She played the role of a nurse in the film which was released in 1958.
She started appearing as a Gazzarri [dancer on Hollywood a Go-Go] by March 1965 and was on the show for at least three months (or about a dozen episodes). Beryl stands out prominently in several performances, such as the John Paul Twins "Oh Pretty Woman", and The Larks "The Jerk" videos. She left the show in late May 1965. Another movie role and more television beckoned.
She found a role in the 1965 movie "Red Line 7000". Filming for this flick began on January 15, 1965 and the release date was November 9, 1965. It seems probable that Beryl filmed her part after leaving Hollywood a Go-Go in mid-1965. It is fitting that her acting part involved portraying a waitress who also danced in a nightclub.
In the latter part of 1965 she also found work in television sitcoms. She appeared in two episodes of "Bewitched". One aired in October of 1965, the other in December, and she most likely first met her future husband, Jerry Davis, on the set. Jerry was a prolific television producer in the 1960s and 1970s, putting out shows such as "Hawaiian Eye", "McHale's Navy", "Ben Casey", "Surfside 6", "77 Sunset Strip", as well as "Bewitched". Jerry also went on to produce "The Odd Couple" and Beryl acted in one episode of that series in 1970. Jerry and Beryl wed the following year in June 1966. They had two sons.
We next hear of Beryl in 1983 with her PhD dissertation "Age and Reading Level Effects in Visual Information Processing" (OCLC #10570182) at the University of Southern California. She had gone back to school, most likely in the 1970s, and earned her Masters, and then PhD. She went on to become a very well known clinical psychologist in California and had her own practice.[2]
Beryl Hammond passed away on February 6, 2011, her birthday. She was 74.
References
- ↑ Beryl Hammond on the Internet Movie Database. Retrieved on February 9, 2020.
- ↑ Beryl Hammond on Gazzarri Dancers.com. Retrieved on April 5, 2020, edited.