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AKA:
Nicholas David Probst
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Nicholas Probst
Birthplace:
Baltimore, Maryland
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A tall, gaunt, silver-haired WASPy character player of film and TV, Nicholas Pryor began his career on stage in his native Baltimore, appearing in several productions with the Drummond Players. The billed under his real name of Nicholas Probst, he went on to earn scholarships to study both at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and Yale. His early TV credits included guest appearances on such anthology shows as "Omnibus" and "Kraft Television Theatre". By the time he adopted his stage name of Nicholas Pryor in the late 1950s, he had appeared on Broadway as well. For much of the 60s and early 70s,
1951
Made stage acting debut with the Drummond Players in Baltimore, MD in "Light Up the Sky", billed as Nicholas Probst
1953
Received scholarship to study at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival
1955
TV debut in "Star for Tonight" (NBC)
1957
Broadway debut in "Small War on Murray Hill"
Adopted stage name of Nicholas Pryor
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