New article on Cheryl Miller in “Retrofan Magazine” by Yours Truly

Ken and I are excited to announce that Retrofan Magazine commissioned us to write an article on Cheryl Miller. Retrofan is a premier print publication covering favorite TV shows. When I noticed they had never written on Daktari, I pitched an article on Cheryl Miller and they accepted. I then immediately reached out to Ken as our resident expert on Daktari to write the article with me.

Although we reached out to Cheryl on two occasions, we were not able to talk with her. However, I did make contact with Ralph Helfer and got quotes and photos from him.

You can buy a digital or print copy here: https://twomorrows.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=98_152&products_id=1704
Turn to page 53 to see the article.

Here’s a tease:

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Oh! And the magazine was on display in Barnes & Noble!

Enjoy! Susan and Ken

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At last! “Mountain Man” (1976) a.k.a. “Guardian of the Wilderness” starring Cheryl Miller

Our friend Walter came through with a big one! Many of us have wanted to see Cheryl’s best film, “Mountain Man,” now retitled “Guardian of the Wilderness.” Denver Pyle plays Galen Clark whose efforts led to the creation of Yosemite National Park, the first protected land in the nation. Cheryl plays his daughter Kathleen, and Ken Berry her husband.

I really enjoyed this film about one man’s efforts in overcoming many obstacles to declare Yosemite as the first public grant. His love of nature created the National Park System. I hope you enjoy it too.

Thank you, Walter!

Cheryl Miller makes her second guest appearance on season 4 of “Love, American Style.”

Here is Cheryl’ second appearance on “Love, American Style.” Lots of screen time with this one. Again, our thanks to Ken!

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Cheryl Miller on Season 3 of “Love, American Style”

Here is the first of two appearances by Cheryl Miller on “Love, American Style.” This is from season 3. Thanks to our friend, Ken!

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Cheryl Miller as the Dodge Girl: comprehensive video

My thanks to Walter for this great find – a comprehensive look at Cheryl’s commercials as the Dodge Girl.

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Rare Cheryl Miller television appearance

Here’s a great find thanks to our friend, Ken! Cheryl guest-starred on a short-lived series, “David Cassidy Man Undercover” in 1978.

Watch for four fleeting appearances (with dialogue) at 14:24,17:54, 31:30, and 37:22.

DAVID CASSIDY: MAN UNDERCOVER
Episode 6 RX for Dying (Originally aired on 21 December 1978)

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One of Cheryl Miller’s last TV appearances

And this one is goofy! Our friend Ken writes, ” It’s Cheryl Miller’s sixth last (and pretty outlandish) appearance which aired in November 1976.  It was also probably the start of her realization that her film/TV career was close to ending. ”

Cheryl appears at the 6:25 mark.

I also came across this interesting link that features lots of pictures and information about Cheryl Milller – https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=cheryl+miller+actress&stid=a066f886-314a-df5e-0a82-46d9976159c5&cbn=EntityAnswer&first=1&disoverlay=1

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Cheryl Miller is as beautiful as ever

From Cheryl’s Facebook Page, dated Jun 27, 2020

Cheryl with her Bocce team at Pebble Beach

The Bocce tournament supports charities.

Members of the PebbleCreek Bocce Association Board of Directors gather at the kiosk at Eagle’s Nest on September 6, the final day of Fall Season registration. Left to right are Treasurer Mollie McErlean, Vice President Bob Labenz, President Cheryl Kasselmann and Secretary Gail Davidson. Not pictured are Statistician Carol Gwilt and Publicity Director Pat Milich.

Newly elected PebbleCreek Bocce Association officers are (left to right) President Cheryl Kasselmann, Vice President Bob Labenz, Treasurer Mollie McErlean, Secretary Gail Davidson, Statistician Carol Gwilt and Publicity Director Pat Milich.

Cheryl Miller’s resume (with head shot)

Our friend Walter found this awesome find on Ebay – Cheryl Miller’s resume! She did a lot more than we realized. That gives us more to look for. How fun! Thanks, Walter!

Cheryl Miller featured on Barnaby Jones episode; plus a rare Marshall Thompson film

Our intrepid contributors, Ken and Walter, have shared with me some new links to programs featuring our favorite Daktari stars.

From Ken is a link to a TV movie starring Marshall Thompson called “The Fall of the House of Usher,: filmed in 1956:

https://archive.org/details/Fall_of_House_of_Usher_1956

And from Walter is an episode of Barnaby Jones, Season 3, Episode 03, “The Challenge.” Her part is small, but done well. There is a scene at the beginning and at the 21-minute mark: