Davis’s house was once ahead Alan Hill Junior on the island

Alan Hill, Son, Through all reports, I love the leader’s playing on “Giligan Island”. He was always an artist in the heart, after he inherited his work line from his father. Alan Hill, the father was already known in the twenties of the twentieth century Hollywood and made many famous friends. This will be associated with the title in a moment.

Critics disturbed the famous comic play of Sherwood Schwartz, but “Gilijan Island” was widely celebrated by many of its fans. This series was uncommon, and she was never concerned with exploring the horrific experiences of survival on an unknown desert island, and instead focused on extensive and strange personalities. The crew of “Gilijan Island” assumed that the popularity of the show was due to its charm. In a feverish world, the “Gilligan Island” was a bond of foolishness. Whatever magic alchemy, the show has become common all over the world, and it establishes itself deeply into American consciousness. For a talisman, the crew of the most famous “Gilijan Island” was.

Oscar -winning actress Davis was not unfamiliar for the show. This was a time when television is considered a “lower” way than the movie, and the big movie stars rarely tend to appear on a TV program, regardless of its popularity. Only when he was a desperate movie actor for money, they will be on TV; Davis itself once “descended” To appear in an episode of “Gunsmoke”. Just for fun, she once visited the “Giligan Island” group, only to visit Alan Hill Junior. Davis seemed to know Hill’s father from the movie “Fog above Frescu” in 1934, and he wanted to push her son’s son a surprise. The fun meeting was detailed through the North Adams version, It is easily copied by Metv.

The story says that Davis asked to visit the “Gilijan Island” group and managed to do so because it was “in.” Davis was not a friend of Alan Hill, the father, but she was also close to a man named Tom Kegan, who was working in the situation in the 1930s. Kegan also happened, and he also held the position of Alan Hill Junior on “Gilijan Island”. There is even an entertaining story in the copy article on how Davis, in 1934, mixed Kegan with Hill Junior – a 23 -year -old young man – was visiting his father.

Kejan managed to infiltrate Davis on the group during the day of filming. The story says she was waiting for a group when she entered Hill. I declared loudly, “I drowned, Mr. Hill!” Oh, the fun they had. Davis has never appeared on “Gilijan Island”, but there is something very human being aware of it.

Hill was interviewed in the same article, and indicated that “Gilijan Island” was so huge that there were frequent visitors to the group, usually in large numbers. Hill to quibled:

“It’s a fun show. Nobody takes it seriously. There is always a lap about something. They say that the Bob Hop groups attract the largest exhibition of studio visitors, but I doubt that now. I think our opponent is bigger.

Hill was, of course, just a reference to the audience’s sizes, and nothing hidden about Disney. He would continue to celebrate the “Giligan Island” until his death in 1990, when he was wearing a hat for a living leader, and he was happy to shake hands with the hands of the fans. It was buried in the sea Until an official burial was presented by the US Coast GuardObesticing a service once. Long life, Jolly, happy.