HENRY BECKMAN George Anderson I dream of Jeannie I dream of Jeannie TV: Andy Griffith Show: 226. 10-23-67 Aunt Bee the Juror: Henry Beckman-Mr. Gilbert, the Prosecutor Barnaby Jones: 44. 10-29-74 Blueprint for a Caper-Capt. Mike Barney Miller: 012. 04-17-75 Hair: Henry Beckman-Paul Lichtman 024. 11-27-75 Rain: Henry Beckman-Paul Lichtman 036. 09-23-76 Evacuation: Henry Beckman-Paul Lichtman Bewitched: 104. 04-06-67 How To Fail In Business-Mr. Wilkerson Season 3 guide. Bob Hope Chrysler Theater: 05-10-67 Henry Beckman-guest Lola Albright-guest Bonanza: 09-22-68 Child- Henry Beckman- John Marley-Marshall Dr. Kildare: 12-13-62 Legacy-Salesman Fugitive: 004. 10-08-63 Never Wave Goodbye Henry Beckman-passenger Will Kuluva-Lars Susan Oliver-Karen 010. 11-19-63 Fatso: Henry Beckman- Paul Langton Garry Walberg Jack Weston 032. 09-22-64 World's End: Henry Beckman-Keller Suzanne Pleshette-Ellie Burton Dabney Coleman-Sgt. Keith Here Come the Brides: 095. 06-11-60 Capt. Roland Francis Clancey McHale's Navy: Perry Mason: 095. 06-11-60 Case of the Flighty Father: Henry Beckman-David 140. 01-13-62 Case of the Captain's Coins: Henry Beckman-Garth 240. 05-06-65 Case of the Wrongful Writ: Henry Beckman-Albert King 267. 04-17-66 Case of the Dead Ringer: Henry Beckman-William March Rockford Files: 119. 6.11 01-10-80 Deadlock in Parma-Sheriff Neal St. Elsewhere: 119. 10-21-87 Ewe Can't go home again-unknown Six Million Dollar Man: 014. 12-10-65 Wild, Wild West: Night of the Torture Chamber-Bradford The "X" Files: 02-24-92 Squeeze-[Australia viewing] 09-24-93 Squeeze-[USA viewing] Henry Beckman-Det. Frank Biggs The Undefeated: Night of the Torture Chamber- Movies: Here Come The Brides: Silver Streak: Family Reunion: War and Remembrance: Niagara: Henry Beckman- Marilyn Monroe- Marnie: Henry Beckman has had a long career since the 1950's, as a star on TV series including "X-Files", "Flash Gordon", "I'm Dickens-He's Fenster", "Funny Face", "McHales Navy" and "Bronk" plus movies such as "The Silver Streak" and "Death Hunt". He's appeared as guest-star on dozens of TV shows such as "Gunsmoke", "Combat", "The Munsters", "Bewitched", "The Monkees", "Bonanza", "I Dream of Jeannie", "Barney Miller", "Kolchak: The Night Stalker" and "Happy Days". [From x-files]. Cheryl Maxwell Beckman, actress and Broadway producer, passed away peacefully at home, Tuesday, October 20, 1998, surrounded by her loving husband Henry and her devoted sons, Brian and Stuart. Cheryl was born to Fred W. and Sara Elizabeth Myers (nee Dade) the youngest of nine siblings in Pine Bluff, Arkansas on November 24, 1925. She was educated at Texas State College for Women, graduating Bachelor of Arts cum laude and she attended the Pasadena (CA) Playhouse where her reputation as a consummate actress preceded her to Broadway. A member of the Pestilozzi Society, she was also listed in Who's Who in America's Women and The University Women's Society. She also held membership in Actor's Equity Association and Screen Actors Guild. Cheryl and husband Henry met in 1955 in New York City, where Cheryl was the youngest Broadway theatrical producer on record and Herny an established Broadway and TV performer. Cheryl hired Henry as character leading man for her summer theatre company at the The Quarterdeck Theatre in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Henry was paid the munificent sum of $65.00 per week for the eleven week season, playing "as cast" but what Henry did not tell Cheryl until years later is that he would have paid HER to work in her company under her direction. They were married on November 25, 1955 at St. Patricks Cathedral chapel in New York City and established their first home on 55th St. in Manhattan. Cheryl continued in her capacity as producer, the couple having purchased The Dukes Oak Theatre in Cooperstown, New York, where elder son, Brian, arrived mid-season. Two years later, they sold the theatre and moved to California, where she helped pursue Henry's career in TV and movies. Younger son, Stuart, was born in Laguna Beach, California in 1961 during her second season as producer at the Laguna Beach Summer Theatre. Cheryl gave up all thoughts of an acting career to devote her time and attention to her burgeoning family. She never wavered in her commitment to that ideal. She worked with The Muscular Dystrophy Association in New York City for several years before she and her family moved to the West Coast. In 1977, she and husband Henry were awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Medal for "contributions to Canadian culture and the esteem in which they were held by their peers". During her time in Hollywood, Cheryl was shepherd to the homeless thirty years before it became fashionable in certain quarters. Over the years, she opened her home to several persons down-on-their-luck. Those people are now substantial members of the Hollywood community. After having moved to "the fourth corner" in Washington State, Cheryl continued to serve the community with Henry by helping "the walking wounded" amongst Vietnam veterans there. HOME