Hitchcock Presents (Season 7, Ep. 35: "The Children of Alda Nuova") from June 5, 1962. His TV pilot Kentucky Kid was under consideration as a potential series for NBC, but was shelved when Carson became ill with stomach cancer. Carson would have played a veterinarian who raises horses and who has an adopted Chinese child. The series was revived by NBC as Kentucky Jones starring Dennis Weaver in the Carson role. Legacy On February 8, 1960, Carson received two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his contributions to the television and radio industry. The television star is located at 1560 Vine Street, the radio star is at 6361 Hollywood Boulevard. In 1983, after his death, Jack Carson was inducted into the Wisconsin Performing Artists Hall of Fame along with Dennis Morgan, who was also from Wisconsin. Personal life Carson and Elizabeth Lindy were married in 1938 and divorced 1939. He was married to Kay St. Germain from 1941 to 1950. He and Lola Albright were married from 1952 to 1958. Carson was married from 1961 until his death in 1963 to Sandra Jolley, former wife of actor Forrest Tucker and daughter of actor I. Stanford Jolley. Carson had a romantic relationship with Doris Day in 1950–1951, but she left him for Marty Melcher, who became her third husband. On August 26, 1962, while rehearsing the play Critic's Choice in Andover, New Jersey, he collapsed on stage. An early diagnosis deemed it a stomach disorder, but two months later, stomach cancer was discovered while he was undergoing an unrelated operation. He died in Encino on January 2, 1963, at age 52. Dick Powell, who Carson had known for years, also died January 2, 1963 aged 58. Carson was entombed in Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. His brother Robert was also a character actor. Selected filmography You Only Live Once (1937) (with Henry Fonda) – Attendant in First Gas Station (uncredited) Too Many Wives (1937) (with Anne Shirley) – Hodges It Could Happen to You (1937) – Truck Driver (uncredited) On Again-Off Again (1937) – Cop (uncredited) Reported Missing (1937) – Logantown Airport Radioman (uncredited) Music for Madame (1937) – Assistant Director Stage Door (1937) (with Katharine Hepburn, Ginger Rogers and Lucille Ball) – Mr. Milbanks Stand-In (1937) – Tom Potts A Damsel in Distress (1937) – Bit Role (uncredited) High Flyers (1937) (with Bert Wheeler, Robert Woolsey, and Lupe