Ethel Shutta

Ethel Shutta made her mark in the world of entertainment when she worked on the Eddie Cantor adaptation "Whoopee" (1930). In 1958, she landed her only recurring TV role on "Wagon Train." Shutta's husband was George Olsen.

Whoopee

Wagon Train · S2, E1

Around the Horn

Wooster, Adams and Hawks are tricked into serving on a cargo ship, while Flint travels cross-country by himself.
Wagon Train · S2, E14

The Kitty Angel Story

A single woman, shunned by the wives of the train, decides to care for an Indian baby suffering from smallpox - a conflict ensues.
Wagon Train · S3, E31

The Countess Baranof Story

An exotic countess urges Flint to abandon his planned route so she can make her way to Alaska - and riches!
Wagon Train · S3, E30

Trial For Murder, Part 2

A friendless drunkard is set to be lynched for murder when a surprise witness steps forward.
Wagon Train · S2, E6

The Doctor Willoughby Story

A female doctor is traveling west - and Indians threaten to attack the train unless the doctor can save a badly injured chief.
Wagon Train · S2, E13

The Dick Richardson Story

Adams sends two men out to buy fresh horses - but when one of the men's horse's returns riderless to camp, trouble ensues.

Ethel Shutta

Movies

Guest Appearances