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In 1966, Dalton played CalamityвЂ…Jane in TheвЂ…Plainsman with DonвЂ…Murray, and appeared in the rarely-seen film A Whale of a Tale (1976), with WilliamвЂ…Shatner and MartyвЂ…Allen. The following year, she starred in StakeoutвЂ…onвЂ…DopeвЂ…Street, GirlsвЂ…onвЂ…theвЂ…Loose, TheвЂ…HighвЂ…CostвЂ…ofвЂ…Loving and ColeвЂ…Younger,вЂ…Gunfighter. Her first leading role was in the 1957 film RockвЂ…AllвЂ…Night produced by AmericanвЂ…InternationalвЂ…Pictures. In 1957, Dalton played roles in the RogerвЂ…Corman films TeenageвЂ…Doll, CarnivalвЂ…Rock, and TheвЂ…SagaвЂ…ofвЂ…theвЂ…VikingвЂ…WomenвЂ…andвЂ…TheirвЂ…VoyageвЂ…toвЂ…theвЂ…WatersвЂ…ofвЂ…theвЂ…GreatвЂ…SeaвЂ…Serpent.

She appeared on TheвЂ…Rifleman in the episode 'The Marshal' as hotel clerk Nancy Moore.

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After leaving the series, Dalton had guest-starring roles on Hotel and Murder,вЂ…SheвЂ…Wrote.Дalton also was a TV game player and regular on StumpвЂ…theвЂ…Stars (1964), PDQ (1970) and MatchвЂ…Game (1973-74). She returned sporadically during the fifth and sixth seasons, but did not reappear after 1986. Julia was believed to have been killed in the second to last episode, but soon into the fourth season, she was revealed to be still alive. Much of the third season focused on her dealing with life both in prison and a mental institution, and toward the end of the season, her character escaped from the mental institution to try to kill her mother. In the second-season finale, however, she was revealed to be a killer. Julia was at quiet odds with her mother, Angela, and for the show's first two seasons, she was troubled, but a nonviolent person. In the show, Julia is the daughter of Angela Channing ( JaneвЂ…Wyman) and the mother of Lance Cumson ( LorenzoвЂ…Lamas). In the 1980s, Dalton played winemaker JuliaвЂ…Cumson on Falcon Crest. In 1977, she appeared in an episode of the crime drama TheвЂ…FeatherвЂ…andвЂ…FatherвЂ…Gang. However, this version of the pilot, for a show titled The Days and Nights of Captain Barney Miller, was rejected by the network, and the role wound up being recast with BarbaraвЂ…Barrie.

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With JoeyвЂ…Bishop in TheвЂ…JoeyвЂ…BishopвЂ…Show sitcom (1962)Дalton was cast in the original pilot for what became the ABC series BarneyвЂ…Miller as Barney's wife. Dalton also appeared on SuperвЂ…Password, with BertвЂ…Convy as the host, and guest-starred on the interview program Here'sвЂ…Hollywood. Hence, Dalton portrayed being married to two different titular television sitcom characters on two different networks within two days.Дalton was a semi-regular panelist on NBC and syndicated MatchвЂ…Game and appeared in the early years of HollywoodвЂ…Squares. Hennesey's finale was aired two days later on September 17, 1962, with Martha Hale's marriage to Chick Hennesey. As the season began on September 15, 1962, Dalton and Bishop are shown as newlyweds Ellie and Joey Barnes. Dalton played the role of Ellie Barnes, the wife of Joey Barnes (Bishop). As the Hennesey series was ending, The Joey Bishop Show was preparing for the start of its second season on NBC. Carried across the threshold by Joey Bishop on The Joey Bishop Show sitcom, September 15, 1962ДЇrom 1959 to 1962, Dalton played nurse Martha Hale on Hennesey (she was nominated for an EmmyвЂ…Award for her role ) with former child star JackieвЂ…Cooper in the title role, and she portrayed JoeyвЂ…Bishop's wife on The Joey Bishop Show from 1962 to 1965.

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