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J.R. Ewing Funeral Brings Season-High Ratings to ‘Dallas’
With the funeral of the famous character a centerpiece of the episode, “Dallas” attracted 3.6 million viewers, well above this season’s average of 2.6 million.
Larry Hagman, Who Played J.R. Ewing in ‘Dallas,’ Dies at 81
Mr. Hagman portrayed J.R. Ewing, one of television’s most beloved villains, and led the CBS series to global popularity.
Paid Notice: Deaths KRAININ, EWING
KRAININ--Ewing, 91, on May 8th at home in Kailua, Hawaii. Photographer, world traveler, he will be missed by family and friends. Survived by wife Bette, daughter Cameron, niece Marge Neuwirth. Memorial in June in NY.
Paid Notice: Deaths KRAININ, EWING
KRAININ--Ewing, 91, on May 8th at home in Kailua, Hawaii. Photographer, world traveler, he will be missed by family and friends. Survived by wife Bette, daughter Cameron, niece Marge Neuwirth. Memorial in June in NY.
Best Tribute to Ewing: A Much-Needed Victory
New York Knicks defeat Orlando Magic, 118-110, in double overtime; photo (M)
Paid Notice: Deaths RUTHRAUFF, NANCY EWING
RUTHRAUFF-Nancy Ewing. Died on December 12, 2001. Wife of the late F. Bourne Ruthrauff, sister of John H. Ewing and the late Blaine G. Ewing. Mother of Clare Thomas, John and Bourne. Grandmother of Abbey, William, Kieran, Kate and Lindsay. Great-grandmother of Grace and James. She will always be remembered for her love of family and friends, her wit, her loyalty and her strong will. She was a member of the class of '35 at The Chapin School, she was a life member of the Rumson Garden Club. Servic ...
Paid Notice: Deaths RUTHRAUFF, NANCY EWING
RUTHRAUFF-Nancy Ewing. Died on December 12, 2001. Wife of the late F. Bourne Ruthrauff, sister of John H. Ewing and the late Blaine G. Ewing. Mother of Clare Thomas, John and Bourne. Grandmother of Abbey, William, Kieran, Kate and Lindsay. Great-grandmother of Grace and James. She will always be remembered for her love of family and friends, her wit, her loyalty and her strong will. She was a member of the class of '35 at The Chapin School, she was a life member of the Rumson Garden Club. Servic ...
Paid Notice: Deaths EWING, EMMA MAI (THOMPSON)
EWING-Emma Mai (Thompson). Died June 22, 2001 at her home in Jackson, TN. A resident of NYC, she was a feature writer for The New York Times and in press relations with the American Bible Society and CARE. A memorial service is planned for August 11, 2001 at 2 PM for family and friends at the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Nashville, TN.
LED EWINGS IN DALLAS'
Jim Davis, the gravely-voice character actor best known as the tough patriarch of the Ewing family in the television series ''Dallas'' died yesterday in his home in Northridge, Calif. He was 65 years old and had recently undergone surgery for a perforated ulcer. Mr. Davis, stocky and six-foot-thre inches tall played in more than two dozen films and hundreds of television episodes, often as a gruff and crusty older man on the Western prairie.
C. K. Ewing, Artist and Teacher At Tennessee, Dies in Bali at 66
Ewing, C Kermit (Prof)
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