TONY DOUGLAS
First Appearance: August 4, 1965
Last Appearance: January 9, 1970
Portrayers: Michael Walker, August 4, 1965 - November 10, 1965.
Alex Canaan, December 16, 1965 - January 30, 1967.
Rudolph Willrich, December 30, 1969 - January 9, 1970.
Arrival: (1969) Came to recruit graduates for his pharmaceutical firm.
Departure: Left for a job opportunity out of town.
Introduction Scenes: (Michael Walker) At "The Joint" to Lee Randolph, "Well, it's nice to see you out again. You want to dance?"
(Alex Canaan) The Kopper Kettle, to Lee Randolph, who interrupted his conversation with Alice Matthews Frame, "Oh come on, we were talking about something important, Lee."
(Rudolph Willrich) To Fred Douglas in his living room, "Sorry to drag you away from work, Dad."
Exit Scenes: (Michael Walker) At the Kopper Kettle, to Lee Randolph, "Because if you do you're dead wrong. I'm not anybody's property, Lee. Except Tony Douglas!"
(Alex Canaan) At the "Top of the Tower," to Alice Matthews Frame, "No, I was making too much noise myself."
(Rudolph Willrich) To Alice Matthews Frame, on her finding love again, "Sure you will. Sure you will."
Birthday: 1943.
Relatives: Adelaide (Addie) (RIP), mother. Fred Douglas, father. Tony mentioned a sister attending college on the East Coast in 1965.
Dates: Alice Matthews Frame (1965-1967) and Lee Randolph (1965-1966).
Former Occupations: Served in the United States Air Force for two years before starting college.
Occupations: A computer programmer for Windemere Pharmaceutical Corporation.
