Summary

Leonard Nimoy accrued his first screen credit in 1951, playing a small part in one of the vignettes in Arthur Lubin's "Queen for a Day." He then landed a leading role in the 1952 film noir "Kid Monk Beroni" (playing the title character) and appeared in the Republic serial "Zombies from the Stratosphere." It was on TV, though, that his early career really thrived, and he turned up in many, many hit shows of the day, including several Westerns. Few, for instance, remember the time Nimoy was on "Tombstone Territory."

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