The 64th of 66 Hopalong Cassidy movies sees William Boyd as Hoppy intervening in a feud. John Parrish's saloon is right next door to Anne O'Neal's schoolhouse. She won't have her classes disrupted, so throws apples through the saloon windows. Then one morning, Miss O'Neal is missing, so Boyd puts Andy Clyde in charge of the school and heads off in search of clues.
It's a very funny mystery in the series, with Miss O'Neal prim and proper, insisting on addressing Hopalong not as Hoppy, not as Bill, but as William. Born in 1893, she entered films in the early 1930s. She toiled as an uncredited extra in more than 100 film appearances, with only the occasional listing. She did somewhat better in television. She retired after her last appearance in a 1962 TWILIGHT ZONE episode and died in 1971.
It's a very funny mystery in the series, with Miss O'Neal prim and proper, insisting on addressing Hopalong not as Hoppy, not as Bill, but as William. Born in 1893, she entered films in the early 1930s. She toiled as an uncredited extra in more than 100 film appearances, with only the occasional listing. She did somewhat better in television. She retired after her last appearance in a 1962 TWILIGHT ZONE episode and died in 1971.