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The Roaring 20's: Lucky Charm

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Gambler King Cole claims Pinky brings him good fortune and proceeds to sweep the Pinkster off her feet. Pat Garrison isn't so sure about the relationship and begins digging to prove his suspicions. Add a recap »

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Writers:: Ron Bishop Joyce Fierro Ron Bishop

Director:: George Waggner

Stars:: Donald May (Pat Garrison); Dorothy Provine (Pinky Pinkham); Rex Reason (Scott Norris); Gary Vinson (Chris Higbee); Mike Road (Lt. Joe Switolski)

Recurring Role:: Gregory Gaye (Andre); Gayla Graves (Hat Check Girl); James Flavin (Robert Howard)

Guest Star:: Arthur Kendall (Hood); Billy M. Greene (Lefty Ferrity); Arch Johnson (Big Dan Mahoney); Cesare Danova (King Cole); Sam Gilman (Happy Wertz); Vincent Barbi (Ape Samuels)

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Dorothy Provine sings Don't Bring Lulu, California Here I Come, Someone to Watch Over Me, and When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. edit »

Pinky (to Cole): Have you been sittin' up with a sick friend, mister? Little Pinky is a working girl. edit »
Pinky: The flowers are beautiful but what are we celebrating?
Cole: Our meeting, of course. edit »
Cole: Miss Pinkham, don't worry. Even mothers approve of me. edit »
Pat (about Cole): Santa Claus. I wonder what happened to his reindeer. edit »
Lt. Switolski: If I tried to arrest every gambler in town they'd lock me up for restraint of trade. edit »

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Lucky Charm
The Bottom Line: "Unoriginal"
The Untouchables did it better ...Continue »
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