Nash Airflyte Theatre (1950-51)
Sponsors Nash Airflyte (Automobiles)
Episode Guide
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NASH AIRFLYTE THEATRE
CBS Thurs 10:30-11:00
Sep 21, 1950 to March 15, 1951
Live New York Anthology series
hosted by William Gaxton
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Ep 1.01 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: A DOUBLE-EYED DECEIVER
21-Sep-1950 CBS Thu
story by O. Henry
starring
Van Heflin
John Payne
Ian Keith
Ralph Riggs
Ep 1.02 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: BORROWED MEMORY
28-Sep-1950 CBS Thu
starring
Ruth Hussey
Torin Thatcher
Chester Stratton
Ep 1.03 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: PORTRAIT OF LYDIA
05-Oct-1950 CBS Thu
starring
David Niven
Mary Beth Hughes
Ep 1.04 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: THE BOOR
12-Oct-1950 CBS Thu
written by Ellis Marcus
from a story by Anton Chekov
producer/director Marc Daniels
starring
Fredric March
Anna Minot
Frank Sutton
Jon Lormer
Synopsis:
Set in Russia at the turn of the century, a beautiful widow and one
of her husband's creditors meet and fall in love.
Ep 1.05 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: THE BOX SUPPER
19-Oct-1950 CBS Thu
starring
Marguerite Piazza
Dorothy Peterson
*Note: Metropolitan Opera soprano Marguerite Piazza starred in
this original musical comedy episode.
Ep 1.06 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: MUNICIPAL REPORT
26-Oct-1950 CBS Thu
starring
Herbert Marshall
Ep 1.07 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: THE CUT GLASS BOWL
02-Nov-1950 CBS Thu
starring
Martha Scott
Ep 1.08 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: I WON'T TAKE A MINUTE
09-Nov-1950 CBS Thu
story by Cornell Woolrich ("Finger of Doom")
starring
Dane Clark
Ep 1.09 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: SUPPRESSED DESIRES
16-Nov-1950 CBS Thu
starring
Meg Mundy
Lee Bowman
Ep 1.10 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: THE DOLL IN THE PINK SILK DRESS
23-Nov-1950 CBS Thu
starring
Ann Rutherford
Otto Kruger
Ep 1.11 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: TRIAL BY JURY
30-Nov-1950 CBS Thu
an adaptation of Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta.
starring
Patricia Morison
Ralph Riggs
Ep 1.12 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: THE DISAPPEARANCE OF MRS GORDON
(aka The Case of the Missing Lady)
07-Dec-1950 CBS Thu
written by Marc Daniels
starring
Ronald Reagan as Blunt
Cloris Leachman as Tuppence
Ep 1.13 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: THE WINDFALL
14-Dec-1950 CBS Thu
starring
Gene Lockhart
Peggy Conklin
Ep 1.14 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: MOLLY MORGAN
21-Dec-1950 CBS Thu
first televised adaptation of John Steinbeck story.
starring
James Broderick
Barbara Bel Geddes as Molly Morgan
Jane Seymour
Ep 1.15 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: THE KIND MR. SMITH
28-Dec-1950 CBS Thu
starring
Basil Rathbone
Bethel Leslie
Vinton Hayworth
Ep 1.16 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: WALTZ DREAM
04-Jan-1951 CBS Thu
starring
Marcia Van Dyke
Kitty Carlisle
Jimmy Carroll
Ep 1.17 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: THE LIPSTICK
11-Jan-1951 CBS Thu
starring
Jane Wyatt
Robert Pastene
Donald Curtis
Ep 1.18 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: POT'O'GOLD
18-Jan-1951 CBS Thu
starring
Joan Blondell
Richard Arlen
Ep 1.19 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: THE CASE OF THE CALICO DOG
25-Jan-1951 CBS Thu
starring
Nina Foch
Lucile Watson
Ep 1.20 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: THE CRISIS
01-Feb-1951 CBS Thu
starring
Laraine Day
Ep 1.21 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: PEGGY
08-Feb-1951 CBS Thu
starring
Joan Bennett
Katharine Alexander
Ep 1.22 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: PEARLS ARE A NUISANCE
15-Feb-1951 CBS Thu
starring
Dane Clark
Lionel Stander
Constance Dowling
Ep 1.23 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: A KISS FOR MR. LINCOLN
22-Feb-1951 CBS Thu
written by Alvin Sapinsley
from a story by Louise Kennedy Mabey
producer/director David Pressman
starring
Richard Greene
Grace Kelly
Bruce Gordon
Sarah Cunningham
Sarah Floyd
Synopsis:
Set in the Midwest during one of Abraham Lincoln's political campaigns.
Grace Kelly stars as the young, beautiful and high-spirited wife of a rather
stodgy bank president. Her husband invites a railroad magnate to dinner in the
hopes of convincing him to allow the bank to finance the railroad man's projects
and to win over the man's vote for Lincoln. However, the railroad magnate seems
more interested in the bank president's wife than anything else.
Ep 1.24 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: no details
01-Mar-1951 CBS Thu
Ep 1.25 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: THE FIDDLING FOOL
08-Mar-1951 CBS Thu
starring
Parker Fennelly
Nathan Milstein
Ep 1.25 [--] Nash Airflyte Theatre: THE PROFESSOR'S PUNCH
15-Mar-1951 CBS Thu
written by Mel Goldberg
from a story by Stephen Vincent Benet
producer/director David Pressman
starring
John Beal
Eleanor Lynn
J. Pat O'Malley
Ivan Simpson
Ethel Ramey
George Matthews
Francis Confort
Lawrence Riles
Alexandra Gregory
Synopsis:
A young college professor wins a prestigious fellowship only after he
demonstrates that he is not going to be taken for granted any longer.
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