CTVA US Anthology - "Four Star Playhouse" (Four Star/CBS) Season 2 (1953-54)

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 Season 2 (CBS) (1953-54)
Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive

with contributions by: Jim Brent, Tom Alger, Sal Crisanti, Rina Fox

references:
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  CBS Thursday 8:30-9:00pm Eastern (30 min)

 

2.01 [020] Four Star Playhouse: FINALE  

24Sep53   CBS Thur

Written by Seeleg Lester & Merwin Gerard

Directed by Roy Kellino

Starring

David Niven

John Litel

Martha Hyer

John Eldredge

Harvey Stephens

Lawrence Kyle

Synopsis:
An aspiring actor finds his career thwarted by his resemblance to his already successful cousin. [JB]
 

2.02 [021] Four Star Playhouse: THE SQUEEZE  

01Oct53 CBS Thurs

(Dante's Inferno No. 2 - not shown on screen)
Released by Official Films, Inc
Produced by Dick Powell
Executive Producer, Don W. Sharpe/
Associate Producer, Warren Lewis
Editorial Supervision, Bernard Burton
Original Story and Screenplay by Blake Edwards
Directed by Robert Aldrich
Cast:
Dick Powell ......... Willie Dante
Richard Jaeckel ............ Stan
Regis Toomey ........... Lt. Manny Waldo
Herb Vigran ......... Monty the bartender
Joan Camden ............ Susie
Mario Siletti .......... Deras
Karl Lucas .......... Ernie
*
Production Supervisor, Ruby Rosenberg
Director of Photography, George E. Diskant,A.S.C.
Art Director, Ralph Berger
Edited by, Samuel E. Beetley, A.C.E.
Assistant Director, Bruce Fowler
Makeup Artist, Karl Herlinger
A Four Star *Dick Powell*Charles Boyer*David
Niven*Merle Oberon Production, Inc.

written by Blake Edwards

directed by Robert Aldrich

Director of Photography: George E. Diskant

Synopsis:

Another of the great Willie Dante stories. Stan, the son of the DA, is a secret gambler.

He loses big in Willie's joint and pays by check. Stan's pretty sister shows up to ask

Willie's help. Deras, a gangster up before the Grand Jury, wants to get hold of Stan's

check to blackmail the DA. He shows up at Dante's and Willie turns over the check at

gunpoint. Never to be out-witted, Willie has Lt. Waldo waiting in the wings to get the

checks back, have Deras arrested, and win Stan's sister.  [DM]

 

2.03 [022] Four Star Playhouse: A PLACE OF HIS OWN  

08Oct53   CBS Thur

written by John & Gwen Bagni

story by Donald Hough

directed by Robert Florey

Starring

Charles Boyer ...... Claude Le Beau

Stacy Harris ...... Frank Le Beau

Jeanette Nolan ...... Agatha Le Beau

Nestor Paiva ...... Judge Le Beau

Ralph Moody ...... Realtor

Ellen Corby ...... Elsie

*

(Sponsored by Singer Sewing Machines)
Produced by Charles Boyer
Executive Producer Don W. Sharpe
Associate Producer, Warren Lewis
Editorial Supervision, Bernard Burton

*
Production Supervisor, Ruby Rosenberg
Director of Photography, George E. Diskant, A.S.C.
Edited by Samuel E. Beetley, A.C.E.
Art Director, Ralph Berger
Assistant Director, John Pommer
Makeup Artist, Karl Herlinger

Synopsis:

The Commander, a mildly brain injured war hero, lives with his greedy family. All he wants

is his own house, while all they want is to preserve their failing wealth, at all costs. When

 Frank, his younger brother, kills a man over a gambling debt, the family convinces Claude

that he is the one that did it. He takes the blame, but instead of being arrested, he is given

a $10,000 reward because the dead man was a most wanted criminal.  [SC}

 

2.04 [023] Four Star Playhouse: LOVE AT SEA

15Oct53  CBS Thur

Starring  

Merle Oberon

Stephen Bekassy

Dick Powell (cameo) ala Hitchcock!

Synopsis:

A journalist's wife who, while alone on a sea voyage, becomes the center of male attention. [RF]

 

2.05 [024] Four Star Playhouse: THE WITNESS

22Oct53   CBS Thur

written by Seeleg Lester & Merwin Gerard

directed by Robert Aldrich

Director of Photography: George Diskant

producer Dick Powell

executive producer Don W. Sharpe

Starring  

Charles Bronson ............ Frank Dana

Marion Carr .......... Lois

Walter Sande ........... Peterson

James Millican ............ DA

Strother Martin .......... Tom Blair

Robert Sherman ............ Philip Baedecker

Charles Evans ........... Judge

Nick Dennis ........... Nick

Synopsis:

A suave attorney is hired to defend a man on trial for robbery and murder. The attorney

finds the real culprit (who turns out to be the brother of the defendant's girlfriend)

and solves the mystery in the courtroom. [SC]

 

2.06 [025] Four Star Playhouse: A MATTER OF ADVICE

29Oct53 CBS Thur

Starring

David Niven

Synopsis:
A pediatrician who advises mothers on raising their children finds

 himself in difficulties with his own brood. [JB]
 

2.07 [026] Four Star Playhouse: OUT OF THE NIGHT

 (aka Search in the Night)

05Nov53 CBS Thur

Starring  

Frank Lovejoy ........ Randy Stone

Frances Rafferty ........ Janet Walker

Frank Gerstle ......... Marks

Rhys Williams ........ Watchman

James Millican ....... Diver

Synopsis:

Randy Stone, a reporter becomes very curious when a beautiful woman

hires a diver to recover her purse from the bottom of the river. [RF]

          

2.08 [027] Four Star Playhouse: MOORINGS

12Nov53  CBS Thur

written by John and Gwen Bagni

Starring

Charles Boyer

Dorothy Malone

Will Wright

Synopsis:

A sickly aging shipping magnate falls in love with a blind mother. [RF]

 

2.09 [028] Four Star Playhouse: THE HARD WAY

Dante's Inferno no. 2

19Nov53 CBS Thur

written by Blake Edwards  

directed by Robert Aldrich

Director of Photography: George Diskant

starring

Dick Powell ......... Willie Dante

Jack Elam ......... Vick

Robert Osterloh ......... Stan the Stickman

Elisabeth Fraser  ......... Janice Howl

Regis Toomey .......... Lt. Manny Waldo

Herb Vigran .......... Monty

Lennie Breman

Joe De Santis

Alan Mowbray .......... Jackson the waiter

 

2.10 [029] Four Star Playhouse: FOR ART'S SAKE

26Nov53   CBS Thur

Starring

David Niven

Nancy Gates

William Forrest

Synopsis 1:
A playboy decides that the way to get a pretty young painter to concentrate

on him is to discourage her interest in art. [JB]

Synopsis 2:
A gay playboy with strictly romantic intentions towards a pretty but untalented art student,

sponsors a fake exhibit of her paintings. [RF]
 

2.11 [030]  Four Star Playhouse: THE GIRL ON THE PARK BENCH

03Dec53 CBS Thur (rerun 27May54)

Screenplay by Bill Bowers
From a story by D.D. Beauchamp
Directed by Hal Walker
Director of photography George E. Diskant, A.S.C.
Starring
Joan Fontaine ....... Trudy Overmeyer
Craig Stevens ....... George, the City Attorney
John Litel .......... Mayor
Thurston Hall ....... Judge
Joan Banks .......... Madeline
Charles Cane ........ Peavey
Jack Carol .......... Bonds
Myra Marsh .......... Mrs. Tracy
Lucille Barkley ..... Mayor's Secretary
Larry J. Blake ...... 1st Reporter
Gil Herman .......... 2nd Reporter
Herb Vigran ......... 3rd Reporter
*
Production Supervisor ... Lloyd Richards
Art Director ............ Duncan Cramer
Edited by ............... Samuel E. Beetley A.C.E.
Assistant Director ...... Bruce Fowler
Makeup Artist ........... Karl Herlinger
Fashions by ............. Ohrbach's
Synopsis 1:

A beautiful, intelligent, and politically savvy young woman takes up residency in the

city park to protest the Mayor's decision to end rent control on apartments. The comically

ornery mayor seems to have met his match! Sparks fly as the Mayor dispatches the city's

 handsome attorney in an attempt to oust the young woman, who gives her a friendly

warning that she will get evicted and lose in court. The tables get turned as the woman proves

she is also good at law, but after some very interesting negotiations, all's well that ends well. [RF]

Synopsis 2:
A young woman is furious when rent controls are removed by local politicians.

She moves out of her apartment to a park bench. [RF]

 

2.12 [031] Four Star Playhouse: THE ROOM

10Dec53 CBS Thur (rerun 10Jun54)

Starring

Dick Powell ....... Dr. Graham

Charlita ....... Sarina

Raymond Burr ....... Gonzales

Jay Novello ....... Frederico

Synopsis 1:

A doctor encounters suspicion and a dark secret when he rents

a house in Cuba. [RF]

Synopsis 2:

A doctor visits a primitive Cuban village and discovers that for hundreds

of years the people have lived in dread of a voodoo king. [RF]

 

2.13 [032] Four Star Playhouse: A MAN OF THE WORLD  

17Dec53  CBS Thur
Screenplay by Seeleg Lester and Merwin Gerard
From a Story by William Brandon
Directed by Roy Kellino

Starring  

David Niven ......... Andy

Barbara Lawrence ........ Kathie

Richard Simmons ........ Detective

Ralph Moody ........ Conductor

Synopsis:

A bored husband looks for romance with a girl he meets on a train. [DM]

 

2.14 [033] Four Star Playhouse: THE GIFT  (Christmas Episode)

24Dec53   CBS Thur

The Gift Part 1.wmv

The Gift Part 2.wmv

The Gift Part 3.wmv

The Gift Part 4.wmv

Written by John & Gwen Bagni

story by Amory Hare

Directed by Robert Aldrich

Starring

Charles Boyer .......... Carl Baxter

Maureen O'Sullivan ........ Minna Baxter

Joan Camden ........ Mrs. Mitchell

Dan Tobin ........ George Lenox

Ann Doran ........ Welfare Woman

Eddie Firestone ........ Young Father

Lennie Bremen ...... Bartender

Gene Hardy ........Young Man

Virginia Christine ........ Clerk

Synopsis:

A businessman becomes moody and antagonistic each year at Christmas because

it reminds him of his estranged son, who chose to become a geologist instead of

following in his father's footsteps. When he sees his wife befriending orphans, his

heart melts and he becomes human again. [DM]

 

2.15 [034] Bristol-Myers Four Star Playhouse: HOUSE FOR SALE  

31Dec53  CBS Thur

Original Story and Screenplay by John & Gwen Bagni

Directed by Jules Bricken

Director of photography George E. Diskant, A.S.C.
Starring

Ida Lupino ......... Ellen McIntyre
George Macready .... Man/Mr. Bicks
Thomas B. Henry .... Mr. Jones
Helen Brown ........ Mrs. Peterson
Howard Negley ...... Policeman
Joseph Crehan ...... Mr. Kramer
*
Production Supervisor ... Lloyd Richards
Art Director ............ Duncan Cramer
Edited by ............... Samuel E. Beetley, A.C.E.
Assistant Director ...... James Casey

Synopsis:
In search of a home for herself and her husband, who is returning from Korea, a

young woman arrives at a dilapidated old house and encounters a psychopathic murderer. [JB]
 

2.16 [035] Four Star Playhouse: THE TEST  

07Jan54  CBS Thur

Starring

Dick Powell ......... Pilot

Frances Rafferty ........ Wife

Darla Ridgeway ......... Daughter

Synopsis:

One important day in the life of a test pilot. He must take a jet plane up and test

it after learning that his daughter may have polio. [RF]

 

2.17 [036] Four Star Playhouse: THE BAD STREAK

14Jan54   CBS Thur

Written by - ???
Directed by Robert Aldrich
end credits:
Produced by Charles Boyer
Executive Producer Don W. Sharpe
Associate Producer, Warren Lewis
Editorial Supervision, Bernard Burton
Cast:
Charles Boyer .......... Renneck
Virginia Grey .......... Angela
Robert P. Arthur ....... David
Horace McMahon ......... Chuck
Esther Dale ............ Mrs. Weston
John Hoyt .............. Bentridge
Mauel Paris ............ Croupier
*
Director of Photography, George E. Diskant, A.S.C.
Production Supervision, Lloyd Richards
Art Director, Duncan Cramer
Edited by Samuel E. Beetley, A.C.E.
Assistant Director, Bruce Fowler
Makup Artist, Karl Herlinger
Furs by A.Z. Arnold

Synopsis:

A son tries to wreck vengeance on the gambler father he has learned to hate. [DM]

 

2.18 [037] Four Star Playhouse: A STRING OF BEADS

21Jan54   CBS Thur

written by Don Ettlinger

Adapted from the William Somerset Maugham story

Directed by William Cameron Menzies

Starring

Ronald Colman, Host

Nigel Bruce ...... Col. Mournay

Angela Lansbury ....... Joan Robinson

Ron Randell ........ Peter Jeffreys

George Macready ........ Count Borselli

Brenda Forbes ......... Edith Livingston

Sean McClory ........ Robert Upton

Sarah Shelby ......... Della Charlton

Ben Wright ........ Jeweler

Synopsis:

Joan Robinson works as a governess for a wealthy family. She attends a party

thrown by her employer and, although she is an attractive young woman, she is completely

 ignored until one of the guests, Count Borselli, appraises the beads she is wearing as

a valuable string of pearls. She protests to no avail, knowing they are imitations. Her

whole life changes. She is invited to parties, and wooed by a fortune hunter. When it's

finally learned that the beads are worthless, she is fired and her suitor loses interest.

The count admits that, provoked by the snobbish socialites, he deliberately lied about the

beads. In the end, he and the governess fall in love.

This wonderful comedy drama uses a framing device with the elegant Ronald Colman

as the on-screen narrator, much like Peter Ustinov in "Lola Montes". A lovely young

Angela Lansbury plays the maid for a snobbish, prejudiced, household who is captivated

by an important Count (George MacReady) attending one of the family's lavish parties.

To "set-up" the stuffed shirts at the party, he points out that she is wearing pearls worth a fortune.

 She immediately is looked upon in a very different manner, and is courted by a gold-digging

young man. When it is revealed that the "pearls" are worthless, she is spurned by all.

The happy ending, for this wonderful woman, is quite a lovely surprise. [SC]

 

2.19 [038] Four Star Playhouse: INDIAN TAKER  

28Jan54 CBS  CBS Thur

(Sponsored by Parker Pen Company)
Screenplay by Blake Edwards

From a Story by Thomas Phipps

Directed by Blake Edwards

Starring  

Ida Lupino ....... Ginny

William Ching

Gerald Mohr

Charles Evans

Norma Varden

Jesse B. Kirkpatrick

Herb Vigran

Lennie Bremen

John Day

Keith Richards

Synopsis 1:

A society girl becomes involved with jewel thieves. [RF]

Synopsis 2:
A comedy of errors about an insurance executive’s wife. At a party, the impulse

suddenly comes over her and she proceeds to steal the jewels of all wealthy guests,

who happen to be insured by her husband’s firm. [JB]
 

2.20 [039] Four Star Playhouse: SECOND DAWN

04Feb54 CBS Thur

Starring

Charles Boyer .......... Carl

Dorothy Hart .......... Vivian

Luis Van Rooten

Edwin Jerome

Synopsis:
A blind man is offered the opportunity to gain his sight. [JB]

Synopsis 2:
A man born without sight is told that an operation may give him vision.

He hesitates, fearing that the world he has created in his imagination may be false. [RF]
 

2.21 [040] Four Star Playhouse: THE GUN  

11Feb54   CBS Thur

Produced by George Haight

Written by Frederick Brady

Directed by Frank McDonald

Starring

Dick Powell ........... Dan Hodges

Dorothy Green ............ Stella Hodges

Peter Votrain ........... Freddie Hodges

Douglas Fowley ............ Frank Harvey

Raymond Ferrell ........... Danny Jr.

Joseph Turkel .......... Willie

Sam Flint ........... Doctor

Frank Scannell ............ Postman

Larry Blake ....... Milkman

Paul Bryar ....... Salesman

Synopsis:

A police detective returns home to his family one morning only to have his meal interrupted

by a constant stream of people: the milkman, his neighbor, the postman, the grocery boy,

and a salesman. Afterwards, he finds that his gun is missing. In a panic that slowly turns to

paranoia, he realizes that each of the visitors had said something that makes them a suspect. [SC]

 

2.22 [041] Four Star Playhouse: THE BOMB

18Feb54  CBS Thur (rerun 09Sep54)

Starring

David Niven ........ Richard
Margaret Sheridan .. Janet
John Dehner ........ Charles
Philip Tonge ....... the Colonel
Patrick O'Moore .... Police Sergeant
Barry Curtis ....... First Boy
Gregory Marshall ... Second Boy
Robin Hughes ....... Army Sergeant
Anthony Marsh ...... Army Corporal
Synopsis 1:
Three members of a romantic triangle are trapped in a cellar with an unexploded bomb. [JB]
Synopsis 2:
A man returns home to find that his neglected girlfriend is now engaged to

someone else. In his effort to win back his girl, Richard conceives a

 plan which leads the three of them into danger. [RF]
 

2.23 [042] Four Star Playhouse: MEET McGRAW: LONG COUNT

('Meet McGraw' series pilot)

25Feb54   CBS Thur

Starring

Frank Lovejoy .......... McGraw

Audrey Totter

Paul Picerni

Ellen Corby

Synopsis:
A private detective is hired by a beautiful woman to act as her bodyguard when she

claims that her gangster husband is jealous and planning to kill her. [JB]
 

2.24 [043] Four Star Playhouse: DETECTIVE'S HOLIDAY

04Mar54   CBS Thur

Adapted by Frederick Brady

story by Octavus Roy Cohen        

Producer: George Haight

Directed by Blake Edwards

Guest Stars  

Dick Foran ....... Essau Hepburn

Dick Powell ....... Dave Robinson

Joan Camden ....... Doris Hepburn

Ralph Moody ....... Doc

Barney Phillips ....... Steve O'Brien

Tiger Fafara ....... John Hepburn

Chris Olson

Synopsis:
A detective must decide whether to arrest a young woman wanted for questioning

by the police or to forget he ever saw her. [JB]
 

2.25 [044] Four Star Playhouse: OPERATION IN MONEY       

11Mar54   CBS Thur

Directed by Richard Kinon

Starring

David Niven ....... Andy Fields

Marjorie Lord ....... Bessie

Edward Clark ....... Mr. Griggs

George Meader ....... Mr. Forsyth

Synopsis:

A bank teller has his application for a raise refused.

To press his point he robs the bank and arranges a parley. [RF]

 

2.26 [045] Four Star Playhouse: LADY OF THE ORCHIDS  

18Mar54   CBS Thur

Executive Producer Don W. Sharpe
Produced by George Haight
Screenplay by Thelma Robinson
from the story by Ty Cobb and Jackson Hill
Directed by Roy Kellino
Sponsored by Singer

Starring

Lili Palmer ......... Stacey Lawrence (once Mrs. Rex Harrison)
John Howard ......... David Lawrence
Robert Paige ........ Paul Campbell
Anne Loos ........... Ellie
Phyllis Stanley ..... Janet
John Hoyt ........... Simpson
Virginia Christine .. Miss Chase
Pamela Duncan ....... Floor Nurse
Elizabeth Harrower .. Nurse

*
Director of Photography, George E. Diskant, A.S.C
Production Supervisor, Lloyd Richard
Art Director, Duncan Cramer
Edited by Samuel E. Beetley, A.C.E.
Assistant Director, Bruce Fowler, Jr.
Makeup by Kiva
Miss Palmer's Suit by Ohrbach's
Furs by A.Z. Arnold
Orchids Grown by Schirmer's
A Four Star-Charles Boyer-Dick Powell-David
Niven-Lilli Palmer Production, Inc
Filmed in Hollywood, U.S.A. (c) 1954

Synopsis:

An architect's wife endangers his career when she is involved in a car accident. While on

a ride to a roadhouse, she accidently spills brandy on the driver, with whom she has been

flirting. The driver is assumed to be responsible for the fatal crash, and only the wife's

testimony can save him. She is reluctant to come forward, not wanting to admit that she was

 in the party, but her husband convinces her to do the right thing. He loses his job, but their

troubled marriage is strengthened, and he begins to rebuild his career. [DM]

 

2.27 [046] Four Star Playhouse: THE BOOK

01Apr54  CBS Thur

Starring

David Niven ....... John

Marguerite Chapman ....... Linda

Claire Du Brey ....... Mrs. Miggs

Robert J. Wilke ....... George

Frank Ferguson ....... Ed

Herbert Lytton ....... FBI Man

Katherine Warren ....... Librarian

Douglas Fowley ....... Flight Lieutenant

Ted Stanhope ....... Man

Dick Reeves ....... Stevedore

Synopsis 1:
An author becomes involved with spies. [JB]

Synopsis 2:
An author whose curiosity about a piece of paper found in

 a library book leads him to a gang of spies. [RF]
 

2.28 [047] Four Star Playhouse: A STUDY IN PANIC

08Apr54   CBS Thur

Four Star Playhouse 1954 -A Study in Panic (4min opening sequence)

Sponsored by PARKER PENS

Written by Larry Marcus

Directed by Roy Kellino

Starring

Dick Powell ....... Fred

Dorothy Malone ....... Ella

John Harmon ....... Jon

Claire Carleton ....... 'Cuddles' LaVerne

King Donovan  ....... Thin Man

George Eldredge ....... Captain Davidson

Robert Foulk ....... Desperate Man

John Larch ....... Harris

Ralph Moody ....... Stranger

Marlo Dwyer ....... Operator

Russell Gaige ....... Editor

William McLean ....... Mail Boy

Synopsis:
A newspaper columnist is threatened in an anonymous letter. His fear and suspicions

build as he goes about the city on his night beat with a beautiful proofreader who had

once criticized him herself. [JB]

 

2.29 [048] Four Star Playhouse: MASQUERADE

15Apr54   CBS Thur

Directed by Roy Kellino

Starring

Ida Lupino ....... Kit

John Bryant ....... Sabin

Carleton Young ....... Drew

Synopsis:

A costume ball during the New Orleans Mardi Gras turns sour when the family 

hosting the festivities discovers that their cousin has escaped from jail. [RF]

 

2.30 [049] Four Star Playhouse: VILLAGE IN THE CITY

(Sponsored by Parker Pens)
22Apr54 CBS Thur
Executive Producer Don W. Sharpe
Produced by George Haight
Editorial Supervisor Bernard Burton
Story and Screenplay by Monte Pittman
Directed by Frank McDonald
Cast:
David Niven ........... Royal Thurston
Joan Camden ........... Sally
Antony Eustrel ........ Leslie Lorraine
John Damler ........... Smith
Richard Simmons ....... Manville Harlan
Joseph Waring ......... Mario
Kenneth Terrell ....... Fish
John Day .............. Mort
*
Director of Photography, George E. Diskant, A.S.C.
Production Supervision, Lloyd Richards
Art Director, Duncan Cramer
Edited by Samuel E. Beetley, A.C.E.
Assistant Director, Bruce Fowler, Jr.
Makup by Karl Herlinger
Fashions by Ohrbach's
*A Four Star - *David Niven, *Dick Powell,

*Charles Boyer, *Joan Fontaine  Production, Inc "
   Copyright 1954 Filmed in Hollywood USA
Note: The "Village" in the title refers to New York City's Greenwich Village. [DM]

Synopsis:

A beautiful model is murdered in an artist’s apartment. The solution to the mystery

 is complicated by the fact that several men were in love with the model, each with

a motive for killing her. [JB]

2.31 [050] Four Star Playhouse: THE DOCTOR AND THE COUNTESS

29Apr54   CBS Thur

adapted from a chapter of "Dr. Pygmalion" the

autobiography of plastic surgeon Dr. Maxwell Maltz

Directed by Roy Kellino

Starring

Charles Boyer ....... Dr. Giboux

Paula Raymond ....... Countess

Carleton Young ....... Andrea

Hayden Rorke ....... Dr. Lawrence

Don Kohler ....... Steward

Darla Ridgeway ...... Little Girl

Fred Ridgeway ....... Little Boy

Synopsis:

A plastic surgeon helps an Italian count. [RF]

Synopsis 2:
A famous plastic surgeon meets a beautiful countess on an Atlantic liner.

She pretends she loves him to get him to perform a strange operation. [RF]

 

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Repeats begin on 06May54:
06May54 A Man of the World (Original air date 17Dec53)
13May54 Welcome Home (Original air date 20Nov52)
20May54 Backstage (Original air date 06Nov52)
27May54 The Girl on the Park Bench (Original air date 03Dec53)
03Jun54 The Man on a Train (Original air date 15Jan53)
10Jun54 The Room (Original air date 10Dec53)
17Jun54 Search in the Night aka Out of the Night (Original air date 05Nov53)
24Jun54 Finale (Original air date 24Sep53)
01Jul54 The Squeeze (Original air date 01Oct53)
08Jul54 A Place of His Own (Original air date 08Oct53)
15Jul54 Indian Taker (Original air date 28Jan54)
22Jul54 The Witness (Original air date 22Oct53)
29Jul54 A Matter of Advice (Original air date 29Oct53)
05Aug54 Meet McGraw (Original air date 25Feb54)
12Aug54 Moorings (Original air date 12Nov53)
19Aug54 House for Sale (Original air date 31Dec53)
26Aug54 The Test (Original air date 07Jan54)
02Sep54 The Bomb (Original air date 18Feb54)
09Sep54 The Bad Streak (Original air date 14Jan54)
16Sep54 Lady of the Orchids (Original air date 18Mar54)
23Sep54 The Gun (Original air date 11Feb54)

 

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