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Season
2 (NBC) (1950-51)
Episode Guide
compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by: Rina Fox
references:
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UCLA Film and Television Archive
######### Robert Montgomery Presents #########
############## season 2 1950-51 ##############
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NBC Mondays 9:30 pm (Hour Long)
alternated with "Musical Comedy Time"
2.01 Robert Montgomery presents: THE AWFUL TRUTH
11-Sep-1950 Original airdate
Adapted from the play by Arthur Richman
starring
Lee Bowman ....... Jerry Warriner
Jane Wyatt ....... Lucy Warriner
Donald Curtis
Eda Heinemann
Maxine Stuart
Maurice Burke
Hilda Haynes
Synopsis:
A couple suspect each other of having an affair and decide to divorce.
Their bone of contention is their dog, Mr. Smith and who takes care of him.
Notes: Based on the 1937 feature film The Awful Truth starring Cary
Grant and Barbara Stanwyck.
2.02 Robert Montgomery presents: THE BIG SLEEP
25-Sep-1950 Original airdate
Adapted from the novel by Raymond Chandler
starring
Zachary Scott ....... Philip Marlowe
Patricia Gaye
Synopsis:
Private detective Philip Marlowe is hired by a dying man to
keep an eye on troubled daughter. [RF]
Notes: Based on the 1946 feature film The Big Sleep starring Humphrey Bogart.
2.03 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: ARROWSMITH
09-Oct-1950 Original airdate
starring
Van Heflin ....... Dr. Martin Arrowsmith
June Dayton
Bruno Wick
Synopsis:
The story of Dr. Arrowsmith's discovery of a phage that destroys
bacteria and his experiences as he faces an
outbreak of bubonic plague.
Notes: Adapted from Sinclair Lewis novel and
the subsequent 1931 feature film.
2.04 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: THE PETRIFIED FOREST
23Oct1950
Based on the play by Robert E. Sherwood
starring
Kitty Kelly
Brian Aherne
Joan Lorring
Jason Johnson
John McQuade
Jack Bittner
Edwin Cooper
Ralph Riggs
*Based on the 1936 film of the same name.
2.05 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: RIO RITA
13-Nov-1950 Original airdate
starring
Bert Wheeler
Patricia Morison
Notes: Adapted from the play by Guy Bolton.
2.06 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: THE CANTERVILLE GHOST
20-Nov-1950 Original airdate
starring
Margaret O'Brien ....... Lady Jessica deCanterville
Cecil Parker
Maurice Manson
Valerie Cossart
Lex Richards
Byron Russell
Phoebe McKay
Basil Howes
Synopsis:
Sir Simon de Canterville, cursed and now a ghost haunting his family's
17th century home when a family moves into the ancient haunt.
Notes: Adapted from the story by Oscar Wilde
and the subsequent 1944 feature film.
2.07 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: THE PHILADELPHIA STORY
04-Dec-1950 Original airdate
Based on a play by Philip Barry
starring
Barbara Bel Geddes ....... Tracy Samantha Lord
Richard Derr ....... Macaulay (Mike) Connor
Leslie Neilsen ....... C.K. Dexter Haven
Louis Hollister
Richard Abbott
Judith Parrish
James J. Van Dyk
John Craven
Peggy Nelson
Edward Lindemann
Madeleine Clive
Toni Hallaran
Riza Royce
Notes: Adapted from the play by Philip Barry and
the subsequent 1940 feature film.
2.08 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: MRS. MIKE
18-Dec-1950 Original airdate
starring
Barbara Britton
Glenn Langan
Margaretta Warwick
Bill Martel
Notes: Adapted from the novel by Benedict &
Nancy Freedman and the subsequent 1949 feature film.
2.09 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: KISS AND TELL
01-Jan-1951 Original airdate
starring
Walter Abel ....... Harry Archer
William Windom
Betty Caulfield
Notes: Adapted from the play by F. Hugh Herbert
and the subsequent 1945 feature film.
2.10 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: VICTORIA REGINA
15-Jan-1951 Original airdate
prod #51-159
Sponsor: Lucky Stike Cigarettes
Director: Norman Felton
Writer: Thomas W. Phipps
starring
Helen Hayes ....... Queen Victoria
Kent Smith ....... Prince Albert
Robert Harris ....... Lord Braconsfield
Halliwell Hobbes
Charles Francis
Alexander Clark
Olga Fabian
Notes: Adapted from the Laurence Houseman play
about Queen Victoria.
2.11 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: QUICKSAND [Updated Oct-2019]
29-Jan1951 NBC Mon
Adapted by Richard Morrison
Host Robert Montgomery
starring
Skip Homeier, Claire Kirby, Cara Williams
with:
Martin Newman, Henry Worth, Norman Keats, Fank Williams, Kathleen Bolton,
Rock Rogers,
Frank Stephens, Charles Jordan,Billy Greene, Lester Lonergran Jr., James
MacDonald,
Tom Ahearne, Donal O'Brien, Michael Wyler, Hal Alexander, Gerald Milton,
Frank Rowan,
Arthur Edwards, Bethel Long, A. Redman Walck.
2.12 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: A STAR IS BORN [Updated Oct-2019]
12-Feb-1951 NBC Mon
Written by by William A. Wellman and Robert Carson
Directed by Dan Lounsbury
Host Robert Montgomery
starring
Conrad Nagel ......... Norman Maine
Kathleen Crowley ... Esther
with:
Howard St. John, George Petrie, Harry Sheppard, Nelson Olmsted,
Rosemary Murphy, William Bush, Blake Ritter
Notes: Adapted from the 1937 feature film scenario.
2.13 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: THE LAST TYCOON
26-Feb-1951 Original airdate
starring
Robert Montgomery
Judy Parrish
Louis Hector
June Duprez
Richard Kendrick
Gregg Sherwood
Notes: Adapted from the novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
2.14 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: THE YOUNG IN HEART
12-Mar-1951 Original airdate
starring
Alan Mowbray
Adrianne Allen
Dorothy Sands
Frederic Worlock
Joyce Linden
Rhoderick Walker
Valerie Cardew
Elizabeth Eustis
Richard Fraser
Margaretta Warwick
Notes: Adapted from the 1938 feature film scenario.
2.15 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: DARK VICTORY
26-Mar-1951 Original airdate
starring
Dorothy McGuire .......... Judith Traherne
John Forsythe ........ Dr. Frederick Steele
Richard Coogan
Carroll Ashburn
Polly Rowles
Helen Carew
Barbara Townsend
Roberta Bellinger
Tyler Carpenter
Notes: Adapted from the play by George Emerson Brewer, Jr.
& Bertram Bloch and the subsequent 1939 feature film.
2.16 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN
09-Apr-1951 Original airdate
Sponsor: Lucky Strike Cigarettes
Director: Norman Felton
Writer: Alvin Sapinsley
Guest Host: Lee Bowman
starring
Richard Greene ......... Peter Carter
Jean Gillespie ....... June
Bramwell Fletcher ....... Dr. Reeves
Francis Compton
Notes: Adapted from the 1946 film scenario by
Emeric Pressburger and Michael Powell.
2.17 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: THE BISHOP'S WIFE
23-Apr-1951 Original airdate
Sponsor: Lucky Strike Cigarettes
Director: Norman Felton
Writer: Peter Barry
prod #51-1215
starring
Martha Scott ....... Julia Brougham
Richard Derr
Philip Bourneuf
Janet Alexander
Notes: Adapted from the novel by Robert Nathan
and the subsequent 1947 feature film.
2.18 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: LADIES IN RETIREMENT
07-May-1951 Original airdate
starring
Lillian Gish
Betty Sinclair
Una O'Connor
Michael McAloney
Notes: Adapted from the play by Reginald Denham
& Edward Percy and the subsequent 1941 feature film.
2.19 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: THE HOUSE OF SEVEN GABLES
21-May-1951 Original airdate
starring
Gene Lockhart
June Lockhart
Leslie Nielsen
Richard Purdy
Notes: Adapted from the novel by Nathaniel Hawthorne
and the subsequent 1940 feature film.
2.20 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: FOR LOVE OR MONEY
04-Jun-1951 Original airdate
story by F. Hugh Herbert
starring
John Loder
June Lockhart
Vicki Cummings
Notes: Adapted from the 1939 feature film scenario.
2.21 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: THREE O'CLOCK
18Jun1951
Based on the story by Cornell Woolrich
starring
Olive Deering
Robert Montgomery
Vaughn Taylor
2.22 [--] Robert Montgomery presents: WHEN WE ARE MARRIED
02-Jul-1951 Original airdate
starring
Roddy McDowall
Bramwell Fletcher
Notes: Adapted from the play by J.B. Priestley
and the subsequent 1942 feature film.
######### Robert Montgomery Presents
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