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Season
3 (NBC) (Summer 1951)
Episode Guide
compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by: Rina Fox
references:
TV Guide /
Library of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov)
Internet Movie Database (https://us.imdb.com)
UCLA Film and Television Archive / Writers Guild of America (wga)
####### The Clock #######
##### Season 3 1951 #####
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Jul 1951 - Aug 1951 NBC Fri 8:30-9:00
3.01 The Clock: JOURNEY ACROSS THE RIVER
06Jul1951 NBC Fri
Producer Herbert B. Swope Jr.
Written by Edward Mabley and Joanna Ross
Directed by Grey Lockwood
starring
Martha Scott
Lili Darvas
Sid Cassel
Harold McGee
Synopsis:
A vacationing American schoolteacher recognizes a traitor.[RF]
3.02 The Clock: THE HIDDEN THING
13Jul1951 NBC Fri
Producer Herbert B. Swope Jr.
Written by A.J. Russell
Directed by Clark Jones
starring
Robert Sterling
Stefan Schnabel
Frank Tweddell
Synopsis:
A man's memory plays tricks on the conflicting evidence he knows about. [RF]
3.03 The Clock: THE LILY POND
20Jul1951 NBC Fri
Producer Herbert B. Swope Jr.
Written by Howard Rodman
Directed by Grey Lockwood
starring
Kent Smith
Carol Ohmart
Liam Dunn
Neil Harrison
Norman Rose
Synopsis:
A doctor is engulfed with a yellow fever epidemic in the rural town where he
lives. [RF]
3.04 The Clock: LAST ADVENTURE
27Jul1951 NBC Fri
starring
William Crane
Alan Marshall
Susan Shaw
Robert Emhardt
Robert Christopher
Synoopsis:
A man facing blindness arranges to have himself murdered when he unexpectedly
falls in love. A frantic race
ensues as he tries to cancel his murder.[RF]
*Also known as "Falling in Love is Murder".
3.05 The Clock: DREAM BEACH
03Aug1951 NBC Fri
Wrriten by Vincent McConnor
Directed by Grey Lockwood
starring
Jackie Cooper
Hildy Parks
Norma Crane
Ronald Dawson
Synopsis:
A man wandering around aimlessly encounters a helpful young woman who gives him
food and love.[RF]
3.06 The Clock: THE TRAVELER
10Aug1951 NBC Fri
Written by Robert Finch
Directed by Grey Lockwood
starring
Charles Dingle
Dulcie Jordan
Biff Elliot
George Forrest
Harvey Hayes
Synopsis:
A man is show by a robber then denied aid from the desk clerk at a dingy
hotel.[RF]
3.07 The Clock: LOVE IS CONTRABAND
17Aug1951 NBC Fri
Written by Hamilton Benz
Directed by Grey Lockwood
starring
Donald Buka
Julie Haydon
Synopsis:
A smuggler seduces a young woman into smuggling jewels into the United
States.[RF]
3.08 The Clock: THE AFFLICTION
24Aug1951 NBC Fri
Adapted by A.J. Russell
Story by Harry W. Junkin
Directed by Grey Lockwood
starring
Jeffrey Lynn
Jan Owen
Eda Heinemann
Synopsis:
A doctor attempts to cure a beautiful woman of her speech impediment which he
believes is caused by her
domineering sister.[RF]
3.09 The Clock: A RIGHT SMART TRICK
31Aug1951NBC Fri
starring
John Dall
Noel Leslie
Synopsis:
A deceased soldier returns home to mixed emotions from his family.[RF]
################# The Clock ##################
############## end of season 3 ###############
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