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Season
2 (CBS) (1951-52)
Episode Guide
compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by: Rina Fox, James Beer
references:
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############## Lux Video Theatre #############
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CBS Mondays 8:00-8:30pm Eastern (30 min)
2.01 [--] Lux Video Theatre: THE PACING GOOSE
27-Aug-1951 CBS Mon
written by Elinor Lenz
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Celeste Holm as Eliza
Thomas Coley as Jess
Parker Fennelly as Enoch
Gene Steiner as Josh
Roland Wood as Judge Pomeroy
Tom McElhaney as Abel Samp
Klock Ryder as Overby
Gage Clark as Steve Morgan
2.02 [--] Lux Video Theatre: FOREVER WALKING FREE
03-Sep-1951 CBS Mon
written by John Whedon
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Wendell Corey as Buster
Nancy Marchand as Joan
Murray Matheson as Old Waiter
J. Pat O'Malley as London Bobby
Sybil Baker as Girl at Blue Polly
Oswald Marshall as Man in Bathrobe
Richard Barclay
Joseph Colbert
2.03 [--] Lux Video Theatre: IT'S A PROMISE
10-Sep-1951 CBS Mon
written by Michelle Cousin
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Laraine Day as Lynn
John Shelton as Tom
Janet Alexander as Elly Barret
Edward Gargan as Policeman
2.04 [--] Lux Video Theatre: A FAMILY AFFAIR
17-Sep-1951 CBS Mon
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Roland Young as Sumner
Isobel Elsom as Mrs. Scofield
Biff McGuire as Will
Francis Compton as Everett
Elizabeth Ross as Barbara
Margaret Ann Deighton as Abby
Paul Andor as Head Waiter
William E. Becker
2.05 [--] Lux Video Theatre: A MATTER OF LIFE
24-Sep-1951 CBS Mon
written by Mac Shoub
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Edmond O'Brien as Mr. Protis
Elizabeth Johnson as Jeannie
Dick Moore as Tony
Lee Dimond as Milkman
2.06 [--] Lux Video Theatre: GRANDMA WAS AN ACTRESS
01-Oct-1951 CBS Mon
written by James Truex
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Josephine Hull as Grandma
Patty Smith as Hester
Lawrence Fletcher as Henry
Amy Douglass as Daphne
Gage Clarke as Mr. Westcott
Nancy Malone as Girl
2.07 [--] Lux Video Theatre: ROUTE 19
08-Oct-1951 CBS Mon
written by Joseph Ruscoll
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Dennis O'Keefe as Second Man
Robert Stack as First Man
Vanessa Brown as Girl
Norma Winters as Woman
2.08 [--] Lux Video Theatre: CAFE AMI
15-Oct-1951 CBS Mon
written by George Bellak
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Robert Preston as Jed Kennedy
Maria Riva as Hilda
Rod Steiger as Victor Honegger
Walter Matthau as Craig
Frances Fuller as Aunt
Susan Wayne as Girl Singer
Andrew Duggan as Thug
Lawrence Breitman as Waiter
2.09 [--] Lux Video Theatre: THE TWINKLE IN HER EYE
22-Oct-1951 CBS Mon
written by Bill Coleman and Imelda Coleman
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Diana Lynn as Honor
Dick Foran as Matt
Leora Thatcher as Meg
Art Carney as Mike
Pat O'Malley as Griffin
Bob Gardette as Fireman
Peter Clune as Fireman
William MacDougall as Fireman
2.10 [--] Lux Video Theatre: THE DOCTOR'S WIFE
29-Oct-1951 CBS Mon
written by Manya Starr
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
June Lockhart as Julie
George Hill as Dan
Grace Valentine as Betty
Joseph Buloff as Mr. Pulaski
Luba Kadison as Mrs. Pulaski
Jean Sincere as Miss Sherman
Philippa Bevans as Mrs. Evans
Alexander Clark as Dr. Edwards
2.11 [--] Lux Video Theatre: CONFESSION
05-Nov-1951 CBS Mon
written by Mac Shoub
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Thomas Mitchell as Baldwin
Russell Collins as Marlett
Dorothy Blackburn as Martha
Biff Elliot as John
Ellen-Cobb Hill as Evie
2.12 [--] Lux Video Theatre: NO WILL OF HIS OWN
12-Nov-1951 CBS Mon
written by Jack Campbell
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Gene Lockhart as Leslie
Binnie Barnes as Beatrice
Rosalind Ivan as Mrs. Chamberlain
Melville Cooper as Watts
Halliwell Hobbes as Fitz James
John Stephen as Darlington
Guy Spaull as Granet
Anthony Kemble-Cooper as Foxhall
2.13 [--] Lux Video Theatre: STOLEN YEARS
19-Nov-1951 CBS Mon
written by Mac Shoub
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Richard Greene as Hartford
Francis L. Sullivan as Yates
Lola Albright as Miriam
Jerome Cowan as Wright
Hurd Hatfield as Dobbins
Nils Asther as Norstad
Frederick Worlock as Reverand Stowell
Harold Yee as Chang
2.14 [--] Lux Video Theatre: DAMES ARE POISON
26-Nov-1951 CBS Mon
written by John Whedon
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Nina Foch as Jessica
William Eythe as Peter
Alice Pearce as Nina
Henry Jones as Sanford
Peggy Cass as Betty
Kip McArdle as Cooper
Klock Ryder as Blake
Sy Travers as Policeman
2.15 [--] Lux Video Theatre: TIN BADGE
03-Dec-1951 CBS Mon
written by Mac Shoub
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Pat O'Brien as Joe Crandall
Bobby Driscoll as Billy Crandall
Muriel Kirkland as Ellen Crandall
Harold Stone as Mike Gannon
Anthony Rivers as Gangster
Jimmy Sheridan as Young Cop
Ernest Roncoli as Extra
2.16 [--] Lux Video Theatre: SECOND SIGHT
10-Dec-1951 CBS Mon
written by Melinda Palmer
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Celeste Holm as Margaret Best
Patric Knowles as Corey Hill
Neva Patterson as Claire Whitcomb
Don Shelton as Doctor
Ann Meachan as Nurse
Jerry MacKady as Extra
Mary Cahoon as Extra
John Weaver as Extra
2.17 [--] Lux Video Theatre: THE BLUES STREET
17-Dec-1951 CBS Mon
written by Anne Howard Bailey
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Veronica Lake as Lou
Roddy McDowall as Pete
Walter Woolf King as Cornelius
Harry Bellaver as Victor
Jack Warden as Man
Anne Dere as Landlady
David Kerman as Counterman
John Kullens as Waiter
2.18 [--] Lux Video Theatre: A CHILD IS BORN
24-Dec-1951 CBS Mon
Adapted by Wendell Mayes
From a story by Stephen Vincent Benet
Directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Fay Bainter ....... Innkeeper's Wife
Thomas Mitchell ... Innkeeper
Rita Gam .......... Leah
Elizabeth Ross .... Sarah
Robert Morgan ..... Dismas
Lloyd Bochner ..... Soldier
Ernest Graves ..... Joseph
Lawrence Ryle ..... Prefect
2.19 [--] Lux Video Theatre: THE JEST OF HAHALABA
31-Dec-1951 CBS Mon
written by David Shaw
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Boris Karloff as Sir Arthur
Arnold Moss as Yannu
Sybil Baker as Miss Kerry
Robin Craven as Snaggs
Michael McAloney as Doorman
Diane de Brett as Yannu's Assistant
Evelyn Wall as Woman In Theatre #1
Carrie Bridewell as Woman In Theatre #2
2.20 [--] Lux Video Theatre: MR. FINCHLEY VERSUS THE BOMB
07-Jan-1952 CBS Mon
written Rod Serling
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Henry Hull as Jason W. Finchley
Arlene Francis as Eddie Sloan
Harry Townes as Hannify
Roland Winters as General Millet
Robert F. Simon as Peterson
Gage Clarke as Hoffman
2.21 [--] Lux Video Theatre: CEYLON TREASURE
14-Jan-1952 CBS Mon
written by Irwin Lewis
directed by Seymour Kulik
starring
Edmond O'Brien as Rorsford
Maria Riva as Alma
Stefan Schnabel as Kroner
Alexander Scourby as Hagen
Ronald Long as Dodsley
Al Thaler as Wilson
Audrey Meadows as The Singer
William Caldwell as Extra
2.22 [--] Lux Video Theatre: THE SOUND OF WAVES BREAKING
21-Jan-1952 CBS Mon
written by Ann Loring and Meade Roberts
directed by Richard Cooke
starring
Teresa Wright as Emily Lawrence
Kent Smith as David Barlow
Natalie Schafer as Blanche
John Mylong as Brack
Hugh Griffith as Man with Cello
Patrick O'Neal as Sailor
2.23 [--] Lux Video Theatre: FOR GOODNESS SAKE
28-Jan-1952 CBS Mon
written by Elinor Lenz
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Jack Carson as John Mulligan
June Lockhart as Carrie Williams
Edgar Stehli as Pa Williams
Fredd Wayne as Bert Oliver
Victor Thorley as Bartender
Walter Matthau as Extra
Charles Gordon as Extra
Robert Ludlam as Extra
2.24 [--] Lux Video Theatre: KELLY
04-Feb-1952 CBS Mon
written by Eric Hatch
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Robert Preston as Kelly
Geraldine Brooks as Odette
Horace McMahon as Captain Hodges
Marcel Hillaire as Frenchman
Jack Warden as Sergeant Stivers
Michael McAloney as Extra
Grady Fraser as Extra
2.25 [--] Lux Video Theatre: THE GAME OF CHESS
11-Feb-1952 CBS Mon
written by Kenneth Sawyer Goodman
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Vincent Price as Christoff
Will Kuluva as Joseph
Hugh Griffith as Constantine
Marden Bate as Footman
2.26 [--] Lux Video Theatre: LIFE, LIBERTY AND ORRIN DUDLEY
18-Feb-1952 CBS Mon
written by John Whedon
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Jackie Cooper as Orrin Dudley
Grace Kelly as Beth
Roy Fant as Pa
Edith Meiser as Ma
Maurice Manson as Mayor
Evelyn Wall as Mrs. Jeffers
Tom Glazer as Guitarist
Chet Stratton as Extra
2.27 [--] Lux Video Theatre: THE BARGAIN
25-Feb-1952 CBS Mon
written by James Truex
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Celeste Holm as Katherine Case
Robert Coote as Stephen
James Daly as Brigida
Diane de Brett as Felicia
John Moore as Borland
Miriam Goldina as Extra
Emil Belasco as Extra
Douglas MacLean as Extra
2.28 [--] Lux Video Theatre: NIGHT, BE QUIET
03-Mar-1952 CBS Mon
written by S. Lee Pogostin
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Sylvia Sidney as Joyce
Lloyd Gough as Ben
Alfred Neal as Neal
2.29 [--] Lux Video Theatre: THE PROMOTION
10-Apr-1952 CBS Mon
written by Andrew Duggan
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Thomas Mitchell as Ralph Burgess
Anne Jackson as Sara
Richard Carlyle as Steve
Clifford Sales as Johnny
2.30 [--] Lux Video Theatre: THE FOGGY, FOGGY DEW
17-Mar-1952
written by Albert Hirsch
directed by Richard Goode
starring
James Barton as The Stranger
Muriel Kirkland as Mother
Richard Bishop as Father
James Dean as The Boy
James Ginelli as Guitarist (off camera)
2.31 [--] Lux Video Theatre: JULIE
24-Mar-1952 CBS Mon
written by William Kozlenko
directed by Buzz Kulik
starring
Miriam Hopkins as Julie Arden
Jerome Cowan as Rollo
Gene Blakely as Jack
Loretta Day as Dorothy
Joy Nilson as Extra
Carl Swope as Extra
Arthur Rowe as Extra
John Dorman as Extra
2.32 [--] Lux Video Theatre: TASTE
31-Mar-1952 CBS Mon
written by Elinor Lenz
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Peter Lorre as Richard Pratt
Frederic Torzere as Father
Renee Gadd as Mother
Peter Forster as The Boy
Margaret Grindell as The Girl
Ronald Long as Extra
Robert Oswald Marshall as Extra
2.33 [--] Lux Video Theatre: MAN AT BAY
07-Apr-1952 CBS Mon
written by Dewitt Copp
directed by Fielder Cook
Music, Wladimir Selinsky
starring
Broderick Crawford as David
Anthony Ross as Pete
Carmen Matthews as Milly
George Roy Hill as Mark
Gloria McGhee as Sheila
Jack Weston as Bill
Leo Bayard as Harry
Walter Matthau as Extra
Synopsis:
A man convicted of murder breaks out of jail to expose the real killer. [RF]
2.34 [--] Lux Video Theatre: DECISION
14-Apr-1952 CBS Mon
written by Robert Esson
directed by Richard Goode
starirng
Burgess Meredith as David
Peggy Conklin as Mary
Addison Richards as Michaels
Constance Coleman as Secretary
Lewis Grady Fraser as Extra
2.35 [--] Lux Video Theatre: OPERATION WEEKEND
21-Apr-1952 CBS Mon
written by Mac Shoub
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Angela Lansbury as Lucy Landor
Richard Kiley as Dan
Ian Keith as Dr. Landor
Marcel Hillaire as Pierre
Lloyd Knight as Jim
2.36 [--] Lux Video Theatre: SALAD DAYS
28-Apr-1952 CBS Mon
written by Henry Denker
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Peggy Ann Garner as Judy
Roddy McDowall as Bellamy Partridge
Enid Markey as Mother
Parker Fennelly as Judge
Iggie Wolfington as Ward
Gage Clarke as Justice of the Peace
Leta Bonynge as Maid
2.37 [--] Lux Video Theatre: MASQUERADE
05-May-1952 CBS Mon
written by Mac Shoub
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Basil Rathbone as Sir Paul Maxim
Margaret Phillips as Jeanne Allison
Robin Craven as General Travers
George Roy Hill as George
Fred Warriner as Johnson
2.38 [--] Lux Video Theatre: MARRIAGE IN THE BEGINNING
12-May-1952 CBS Mon
written by Jacqueline James
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Diana Lynn as Louise Franklin
Donald Curtis as Walter
Roger Price as Rex
Blanche Yurka as Mother-in-Law
Rosamond Vance as Gossiping Woman
Sidney Fields as Extra
Joan Morgan as Extra
Virginia Girvin as Extra
2.39 [--] Lux Video Theatre: FERRY CRISIS AT FRIDAY POINT
19-May-1952 CBS Mon
written by John Gay
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Fredric March as Captain Matt
Florence Eldridge as Emma
Henry Jones as Jim
Katharine Bard as Ellen
Roland Winters as Greenleaf
Robert F. Simon as Jeff
Dan Morgan as Clyde
G. Albert Smith as Blake
2.40 [--] Lux Video Theatre: PATTERN FOR GLORY
26-May-1952 CBS Mon
written by Abby Mann and Bernard Drew
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Kene Holliday as Farley
Sylvia Sidney as Laura Barrie
Svea Grunfield as Anne
Sanford Bickart as Producer
Robert Dale Martin as First Actor
Addison Powell as Second Actor
Glen Gordon as Extra
Leonard Bell as Extra
2.41 [--] Lux Video Theatre: GARNEAU '83
02-Jun-1952 CBS Mon
written by Bruce Jewell
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Janet Beecher as Kate Walburn
Reinhold Schunzel as Robert Owens
Lili Darvas as Marie
Geoffrey Lamb as Perry
2.42 [--] Lux Video Theatre: THE LESSON
09-Jun-1952 CBS Mon
written by George Kelly
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Gene Raymond as John Aldrid
Nancy Coleman as Mrs. Aldrid
Geraldine Page as Neighbor
2.43 [--] Lux Video Theatre: GILIA
16-Jun-1952 CBS Mon
written by Hamilton Benz
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Leueen MacGrath as Gilia
Ernest Graves as David
Ed Binns as Silas
Isobel Elsom as Watkins
2.44 [--] Lux Video Theatre: WELCOME HOME, LEFTY
23-Jun-1952 CBS Mon
written by Rod Serling
directed by Dick McDonagh
starring
Chester Morris as Lefty
Jan Sherwood as Helen
Richard McMurray as Barney
Donald Murray as Jimmy
Robert F. Simon as Joey
Jack Diamond as Bartender
2.45 [--] Lux Video Theatre: I CAN'T REMEMBER
30-Jun-1952 CBS Mon
written by Marcus Ellis
directed by Richard Dinkas
starring
Robert Alda as Rusty Miller
Julia Meade as Esther
Steven Gethers as Suber
Ralph Dunn as Mitch
Thomas Walsh as Tolen
Pan Bourke as Mrs. Malone
William Greaves as Extra
2.46 [--] Lux Video Theatre: THE LADY FROM WASHINGTON
07-Jul-1952 CBS Mon
starring
Constance Cummings
2.47 [--] Lux Video Theatre: SON WANTED
14-Jul-1952 CBS Mon
written by Elinor Lenz
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Aina Niemela as Garbo Jones
Joe Maross as Young Man
Jean Adair as Miss Lizzie
Helen Donaldson as Nurse
James Little as Policeman
2.48 [--] Lux Video Theatre: THE BRIGADIER
21-Jul-1952 CBS Mon
written by Elizabeth Meehan
directed by Richard Goode
starring
Henry Hull as Brigadier General William Elred
Skip Homeier as the Spy
Philip Coolidge as Lieutenant Colonel Finley
Addison Richards as Colonel Bessette
Ralph Clanton as Major Morey
Jack Warden as Captain Giluley
Lauris Lambert as Miss Rainer
Martin Newman as Orderly Jackson
2.49 [--] Lux Video Theatre: TWO PALE HORSEMEN
28-Jul-1952 CBS Mon
written by Carey Wilbur
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Marian Winters as Jean Nelson
Anthony Ross as Rusty
Martin Newman as Johnny
Victor Thorley as Eppikuk
Ralph Allen as Radio Man
Matteo Vitucci as Witch Doctor
Anne Mary Tallon as Extra
Pamela Fitzmaurice as Extra
2.50 [--] Lux Video Theatre: TWO MAKE FOUR
04-Aug-1952 CBS Mon
written by Elenor Tarshis
directed by Richard Dunlap
starring
Nana Bryant as Mrs. Carter
Lewis Scholle as Robbie
Johnny Coleman as Dickie
Curtis Cooksey as Mr. Wainwright
Isabel Price
2.51 [--] Lux Video Theatre: THE ORCHARD
11-Aug-1952 CBS Mon
written by Carey Wilbur
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Geraldine Brooks as Doraleen Perkins
Skip Homeier as Les Prince
Anne Seymour as Hannah
John Shellie as Moses
Henry Jones as Dan
Peggy Ann Garner as Girl
2.52 [--] Lux Video Theatre: YOU BE THE BAD GUY
18-Aug-1952 CBS Mon
written by Rod Serling
directed by Dick McDonagh
starring
MacDonald Carey as Dan Shelvin
Biff Elliot as Jamie
William Harrigan as Captain Vansky
Joe De Santis as Wylie
Joe Verdi as Abernathy
Rudy Bond as Detective
Robert Dale Martin as First Policeman
Andrew Sibilia as Second Policeman
2.53 [--] Lux Video Theatre: THE MAGNOLIA TOUCH
25-Aug-1952 CBS Mon
written by Jo Schilling
directed by Fielder Cook
starring
Nina Foch as Terry
Donald Cook as Roger
June Dayton as Lucy Lee
Jamie Smith as Mark
Jack Weston as Elevator Man
Lilija Austrin as Extra
Diana Rogers as Extra
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