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The text describes Bette Davis' appearances on television in her later career, despite being primarily associated with film roles throughout much of her life span.

According to IMDb, some of these TV appearances include guest starring parts in popular series like Gunsmocke and Alfred Hitchcock Presents. The latter is particularly interesting given its reputation for horror elements which might seem at odds with Davis' more known dramatic fare; however, she continued working well into old age - appearing on numerous shows up until her death aged ninety-six.

Here are some specific examples provided within the passage:

1) Schlitz Playhouse (1957): This episode titled 'For Better For Worse' was part of a anthology series featuring stories based upon real-life events.

2) The 20th Century Fox Hour (1956), Crack-Up: Another TV movie adaptation, this time from popular literature by author and actor Benito 'Bugsy' Seelen.

These appearances demonstrate Davis's commitment to her craft even as she grew older; they also highlight how television offered opportunities for actors like herself who may not have otherwise been able to work in feature films at that stage of their careers.

Alfred hitchcock presents out there darkness