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Robert Horton

General Information (Robert Horton)

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Mostly Credited As:

Robert Horton

Birth Name:

Meade Howard Horton Jr.

Date Of Birth:

July 29, 1924 (Age 85)

Country Of Birth:

USA

Birth Place:

Los Angeles, California

Spouse
Marilynn Bradley	Dec/31/1960 - Present
Barbara Ruick	1953 - 1956	(divorced)
Mary Katherine Jobe	1945 - 1950	(divorced)

Actor who became a star with his role as scout Flint McCullough on the classic Western Wagon Train. Though the series made him a star, Horton chose to leave after his five year contract expired in order to pursue a singing career. He had only moderate success with this endeavor and returned to the Western genre with a starring role in A Man Called Shenandoah which aired for one season. After that, Horton again concentrated on a singing career along with appearing in various stage productions. He returned to television, this time in daytime drama, with a role in the CBS soap As the World Turns from 1982-84.

Robert Horton TV Appearances

Main cast

Show: A Man Called Shenandoah(1965)	As: Shenandoah
Show: Wagon Train(1957)	As: Flint McCullough (S01-S05)
Show: As The World Turns(1956)	As: Whit McColl (1982-1984)
Show: Kings Row(1955)	As: Drake McHugh

Episode Cast Credits

Show: Murder, She Wrote (1984)
	• Seal of the Confessional	06x02: (Oct/01/1989)	As	Jack Hutchings
Show: The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries (1977)
	• Sole Survivor	02x16: (Jan/29/1978)	As	Unknown
Show: Police Woman (1974)
	• The Lifeline Agency	03x08: (Nov/23/1976)	As	Frank Armitage
Show: The Red Skelton Show (1951)
	• Robert Horton	12x36: (Apr/16/1963)	As	Himself
Show: This Is Your Life (1952) (1952)
	• Robert Horton	09x03: (Jan/22/1961)	As	Himself
Show: Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955) (1955) • 7 episode credits -- (First Appearance: Sunday June 10th, 1956) Hide episode credits
	• Hooked	05x38: (Sep/25/1960)	As	Ray Marchand
	• The Last Dark Step	04x18: (Feb/08/1959)	As	Brad Taylor
	• The Disappearing Trick	03x27: (Apr/06/1958)	As	Walter Richmond
	• Bottle of Wine	02x19: (Feb/03/1957)	As	Wallace Donaldson
	• Mr. Blanchard's Secret	02x13: (Dec/23/1956)	As	John Fenton
	• Crack of Doom	02x09: (Nov/25/1956)	As	Mason Bridges
	• Decoy	01x37: (Jun/10/1956)	As	Gil Harkin
Show: Ford Startime (1959)
	• Jeff McCleod, the Last Reb	01x22: (Mar/01/1960)	As	Jeff McCleod
Show: The DuPont Show With June Allyson (1959)
	• No Place to Hide	01x13: (Dec/21/1959)	As	Danny Barnes
Show: General Electric Theater (1953)
	• The Last Rodeo	07x11: (Dec/07/1958)	As	Jim Cherburg
Show: The Steve Allen Show (1956)
	• NBC Fall Preview	04x03: (Sep/21/1958)	As	Himself
	• Season 3, Episode 16	03x16: (Jan/05/1958)	As	Himself
	• NBC Fall Preview	03x01: (Sep/22/1957)	As	Himself
Show: Studio One (1948)
	• A Delicate Affair	10x40: (Jul/28/1958)	As	Tad Spencer
Show: Matinee Theater (1955)
	• Much Ado About Nothing, Part 2	03x123: (May/21/1958)	As	Benedick
	• Much Ado About Nothing, Part 1	03x122: (May/20/1958)	As	Benedick
	• Tongue of Silver	02x121: (Mar/15/1957)	As	guest star
	• The Milwaukee Rocket	01x31: (Dec/13/1955)	As	guest star
Show: Cavalcade of America (1952)
	• Danger on Clover Ridge	04x22: (May/08/1956)	As	guest star
Show: The Lux Video Theatre (1950)
	• Betrayed	06x30: (Apr/19/1956)	As	guest star
Show: Studio 57 (1954)
	• The Will to Survive	01x18: (Jan/18/1955)	As	Jack
Show: The Ford Television Theatre (1952)
	• Portrait of Lydia	03x12: (Dec/16/1954)	As	Greg Howell
Show: The Lone Ranger (1949) (1949)
	• Tenderfoot	04x12: (Nov/25/1954)	As	Charles Pettigrew DeWitt III