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The Roaring 20's
Episode Guide - February 2006
(Ep. #2.5 )
compiled by
The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by:
D.W. McGregor, Rina Fox, Gary Reid
Library Of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov)
Internet Movie Database (http://www.us.imdb.com)
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THE ROARING 20's
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Warner Brothers Television Production
for ABC (Saturdays 7:30 pm EST)
Executive Producer Wm. T. Orr
Produced by Tom McKnight
Produced by Boris Ingster (verified on eps. #9, #17)
Produced by Jim Davis
Produced by Jerome Schermer
US Crime series 1960-62 45 episodes x 60m bw
starring
Donald May as Pat Garrison
Rex Reason as Scott Norris (season 1)
John Dehner as Jim Duke Williams (season 2)
Dorothy Provine as Pinky Pinkham
also
Gary Vinson as Chris Higbee, copy boy
Mike Road as Lt. Joe Switolski
James Flavin as Robert "Howie" Howard
recurring cast:
Emile Meyer as MacDonald, city editor
Carolyn Komant as Dixie, hat-check girl
Gayla Graves as Hat check girl
Wally Brown as Chauncey Kowalski, bartender at a place called "The Pit"
Gregory Gaye as Andre (season 2 verified)
Premise:
"This one-hour series is all about the good old Prohibition days of
rum-runners and racoon coats. Rex Reason and Donald May play reporters Scott
Norris and Pat Garrison, and Dorothy Provine plays Pinky Pinkham, who sings
and dances at the "Charleston Club" in New York. The series had the use of
the famous Warner backlot that had been used for their classic 30's-40's
gangster films. Also the catchiest songs of the period sung by Dorothy
Provine.
Title Song "The Roaring 20's" by Mack David and Jerry Livingston
'The Roaring 20's' was one of several detective series
from Warner Brothers following the success of
'77 Sunset Strip' , the others were:-
'Hawaiian Eye' (1959-62, 134 episodes)
'Bourbon Street Beat' (1959, 39 episodes)
'Surfside 6' (1960-62, 74 episodes)
############# The Roaring 20's ###############
############# season 1 1960-61 ###############
############## (31 episodes) #################
ABC Saturdays 7:30 pm Eastern
1.01 [--] The Roaring 20's: BURNETT'S WOMAN
(Series pilot-premiere)
15Oct60 ABC Sat
Executive Producer, William T. Orr
Produced by Boris Ingster
Written by Larry Welch
From a story by Sam Fuller
Directed by George Waggner
Director of Photography, Walter Castle.
Film Editor Carl Pingitore
Regular Cast:
Rex Reason, Donald May, Dorothy Provine,
Gary Vinson, Mike Road
Guest Cast:
Madlyn Rhue ........... Julie Fiore
Lawrence Dobkin ....... Big Lou Burnett
John Hoyt
Penny Santon .......... Mrs. Fiore
Rusty Lane
Emile Meyer ........... MacDonald, (city editor)(recurring)
Joan Lora
Wally Brown ........... bartender (at a place called "The Pit")(recurring)
Carolyn Komant ........ Dixie (hat-check girl)(recurring)
Louise Glenn
Keith Richards
Jimmy Cross
Synopsis:
Lou Burnett's moll Julie is accused of murdering the leader of a rival
mob.
1.02 [--] The Roaring 20's: CHAMPAGNE LADY
22Oct60 ABC Sat
Directed by Leslie H. Martinson
guest cast:
Robert Lowery ........ Lucky Marlow
Leslie Parrish ....... Bubbles LaPeer
Robert Rockwell ...... Mike Callahan
Synopsis:
Scott is planning an exposé of corrupt city officials, and he thinks
his pal Mike Callahan is a front. [RF]
1.03 [--] The Roaring 20's: THE VELVET FRAME
29Oct60 ABC Sat
Directed by George Waggner
Guest cast:
John Banner as Otto Bauer
1.04 [--] The Roaring 20's: VENDETTA ON BLEECKER STREET
05Nov60 ABC Sat
Directed by Marc Lawrence
Guest Cast:
Andra Martin
Peter Mamakos
1.05 [--] The Roaring 20's: THE PRAIRIE FLOWER
12Nov60 ABC Sat
Directed by Robert Altman
Guest cast:
Patricia Crowley ..... Mary Lou Weatherbee
David White .......... Miles McMahon
Wynn Pearce .......... Otis
Synopsis:
Mary Lou Weatherbee is a girl from the Midwest who has spent
her last dime to come to New York and get on the stage. [RF]
1.06 [--] The Roaring 20's: BROTHER'S KEEPER
19Nov60 ABC Sat
Directed by Robert Altman
Guest cast:
Andrew Duggan ........ David Lawrence
Dianne Foster ........ Zena Lawrence
Grant Williams ....... George Lawrence
Synopsis:
A cool million in securities disappears from the staid banking institution of
Lawrence and Company. In search of a hot story, Pat wonders who could have
embezzled the funds. [RF]
1.07 [--] The Roaring 20's: JUDGE SEWARD'S SECRET
26Nov60 ABC Sat
Directed by Charles Haas
Guest cast:
Whit Bissell ......... Judge Seward
Linda Watkins ........ Claire Seward
Sue Randall .......... Kathy Potter
Synopsis:
In spite of threats against his life. Judge Seward is preparing to hear
the case of a member of the notorious Rossi mob. [RF]
1.08 [--] The Roaring 20's: WHITE CARNATION
3Dec60 ABC Sat (rebroadcast 24Jun61)
Directed by Robert Altman
Guest cast:
Ray Danton ......... Dan Brady
Frank de Kova ...... Ben Dorschel
Adam Williams ...... Sammie
Joseph Julian ...... Horner
Vincent Barbi ...... Georgie
Roland Kindheart ... Al
Synopsis:
"Dandy" Dan Brady is out of jail and looking for revenge on the
man who framed him - his old partner Ben Dorschel. But Pinky,
who's a friend of Brady's has a different idea - she thinks Brady
needs protection from Dorschel's gang. [RF]
1.09 [--] The Roaring 20's: BOLD EDITION
10Dec60 ABC Sat
Produced by Boris Ingster
Directed by George Waggner
Regular Cast:
Rex Reason, Dorothy Provine, Gary Vinson, Mike Road,
James Flavin, Wally Brown
(Donald May is NOT in this episode)
Guest Cast:
Joe Mantell ......... Eugene Jarech
Roxanne Arlen ....... Sheila
King Moody .......... Grizzly
Scott Norris suspects that gangster Eugene Jarech is responsible
for the shooting of a newspaperman, but before he can pinpoint
the guilt, three innocent people are killed
(30Jun62 Tyne-Tees UK, Saturday 11:00 pm)
1.10 [--] The Roaring 20's: LAYOFF CHARLEY
17Dec60 ABC Sat
Directed by Robert B. Sinclair
Guest Cast:
Parley Baer ........... C.W. Webster aka "Charley"
Theodore Marcuse ...... "The Man"
Isobel Elsom .......... Mrs. Vandercook
Synopsis:
Scott hears about a man named Charley who has an uncanny ability to pick the
horses. "Charley" turns out to be C.W. Webster, who on weekends poses as a
properous insurance agent but during the week is a shabby news vendor. [RF]
1.11 [--] The Roaring 20's: THE MAESTRO
07Jan61 ABC Sat
Directed by George Waggner
1.12 [--] The Roaring 20's: DANCE MARATHON
14Jan61 ABC Sat
Directed by Robert Altman
guest cast:
Peggy McCay ........... Libby Norton
Claude Akins .......... Captain Maples
Joe De Santis ......... Nick Zarvis
Synopsis:
Norris has a sneaking suspicion that Police Captain Maples is the man behind
a blackmail racket. There's no proof until Norris talks to marathon dancer
Libby Norton. [RF]
1.13 [--] The Roaring 20's: BIG TOWN BLUES
21Jan61 (rerun 22Jul61)
Directed by Robert Sparr
guest cast:
Shirley Knight ........ Ellie Hollis
Peter Breck ........... Joe Peabody
Karen Steele .......... Mae Dailey
Robert Carricart ...... Frankie Cardos
John Dennis ........... Gus
Synopsis:
Pinky talks Garrison into going to see trumpeter Joe Peabody at a
roadhouse. Pat is impressed by the fact that Peabody plays in the
style of the late Buddy Benedict, a horn player supposedly assassinated
by Chicago mobsters. [RF]
*Note: Jazz pianist Meade "Lux" Lewis appears in this episode as Jelly
Sims. [RF]
1.14 [--] The Roaring 20's: CONEY RED HOTS (verified -GR)
28Jan61 ABC Sat
Produced by ?
Written by ?
Directed by Charles Hass
Guest Cast:
Joe Gallison ......... Joe Mason
Judi Meredith ........ Greta Weber
Bill Gilbert ......... Gus Weber
Jerry Oddo ........... Lou Brazil
James Flavin ......... Robert Howard (recurring)
Barbara Hines ........ Patsy
Harry Seymor ......... Commissioner Feeney
Buddy Lewis .......... Freddy the Mustard
Eileen Gallagher ..... Violet
Louise Glenn ......... Gladys
Gregory Gay .......... Maitre’d (recurring)
Synopsis:
Scott Norris (Rex Reason) gets a request from help from Weber’s, a Coney
Island restaurant that’s being pressured to buy $100 per gallon mustard
from Lou Brazil. [GR]
Songs:
Pinky (Dorothy Provine) sings “Baby Face”.
1.15 [--] The Roaring 20's: TWO A DAY
04Feb61 ABC Sat (rebroadcast 29Jul61)
Directed by Robert Altman
Guest cast:
Randy Stuart ......... Else
Robert McQueeney ..... Robert Dennis
John van Dreelen ..... Alonzo the Great
Lyle Talbot .......... Harris
Billy M. Greene ...... Max
Synopsis:
Pinky hits the big time at the Palace Theater. Waiting backstage for
her to go on, Pat notices escape artist Alonzo the Great casting
amorous glances at Renee, a dancer. There may be trouble, for Alonzo
has a wife on the premises. [RF]
1.16 [--] The Roaring 20's: BLACK SATURDAY (verified -GR)
11Feb61 ABC Sat
Produced by ?
Written by ?
Directed by Edward Dein
Guest cast:
Richard Rust ......... Johnny Martin
Penney Parker ........ Muriel Dunston
Claire Carleton ...... Ann Gray
Robert H. Harris ..... Archie Stone
John Nolan ........... Chipper
Alan Napier .......... Mr. Dunston
Allen Jaffe .......... Mr. Carney
Max Baer ............. Saunders
Robert Shield ........ Announcer
William Bakewell ..... Mr. Sorenson
Gregory Gay .......... Maitre’d (recurring)
Synopsis:
Pat Garrison (Donald May) investigates to see if Harwood University’s star
player is being pressured by Archie Stone to throw the big game on Saturday. [GR]
1.17 [--] The Roaring 20's: LUCKY CHARM
18Feb61 ABC Sat
Produced by Boris Ingster
Directed by George Waggner
Regular Cast:
Donald May, Rex Reason, Dorothy Provine,
Gary Vinson, Mike Road, James Falvin
Guest Cast:
Cesare Danova ....... King Cole
Arch Johnson ........ Big Dan Mahoney
Vincent Barbi ....... Ape Samuels
Sam Gilman .......... Happy Wertz
Billy M. Greene ..... Lefty Ferrity
Gregory Gay ......... Andre
Arthur Kendall ...... First Hood
Gayla Graves ........ Hat Check Girl
Although Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine) is swept off her feet
by the attentions of gambler King Cole, who claims she brings
him luck, Pat Garrison feels uneasy over the friendship, and
uncovers facts to prove his suspicions.
(16Sep61 ATV London UK, Sat 11:00 pm)
1.18 [--] The Roaring 20's: PIE IN THE SKY
25Feb61 ABC Sat
Directed by Robert Sparr
1.19 [--] The Roaring 20's: THE VAMP
04Mar61 ABC Sat
Directed by Leslie H. Martinson
guest cast:
Ray Danton ........... Harry Shayne
Mari Blanchard ....... Zelda Valmy
Alex Gerry ........... Max Felix
Grace Gaynor ......... Mari Nari
Lewis Charles ........ Candy Candell
James Flavin ......... Robert Howard (recurring)
Wally Brown .......... Chauncey Kowalski (recurring)
Carleton G. Young .... Boswell
Lennie Bremen ........ Benny
John Harmon .......... Hobart Q. Bushnell
Gregory Gay .......... Maitre'd
Fifi D'Orsay ......... Mme. Poitou
Gayla Graves ......... Hatcheck Girl (recurring)
Synopsis:
The wrath of silent film magnate Max Felix has been unleashed by unfavorable
publicity about his star actreess Zelda Valmy. Felix blames press agent
Harry Shayne for the fiasco and fires him. In the wholesome spirit of
revenge, Shayne hatches a scheme to send Zelda's star into total
eclipse. [RF]
1.20 [--] Roaring 20's: WAR WITH THE NIGHT HAWKERS
11Mar61 ABC Sat
Directed by George Waggner
guest cast:
Robert Lowery ........ Jimmy Tate
Dawn Wells ........... Gloria
James Flavin ......... Robert Howard (recurring)
Paul Langton ......... Lt. Michael Carey
Tom Jackson .......... Pop Shipley
Joe di Reda .......... Pennell
Julian Barton ........ Bertie Chapman
Pat McCaffrie ........ O'Keefe
Synopsis:
The underworld is moving in on the taxi business, with reluctant cabbies
winding up as hit-and-run victims. Norris wants to steer clear of the
whole business, but Chris becomes very much involved. He takes a job
as a hackie. [RF]
Songs:
Pinkie sings "Do All Your Living Today" and "Ain't She Sweet". [RF]
1.21 [--] The Roaring 20's: THE TWELFTH HOUR
18Mar61 ABC Sat
Directed by Irving J. Moore
1.22 [--] The Roaring 20's: THE SALVATION OF KILLER McFADDEN
01Apr61 ABC Sat
Directed by George Waggner
1.23 [--] The Roaring 20's: THE FIFTH PIN
08Apr61 ABC Sat
Directed by Robert Sparr
Guest cast:
Claire Griswold ...... Mary
Synopsis:
A dead policeman is found in mobster Frankie Delain's car, but someone else
is convicted of the murder. Soon afterward, devil dolls stuck with pins begin
to turn up wherever Frankie goes. He fears his next hex will be his last.
Pinky sings, "Cuddle Up a Little Closer" and "You Took Advantage of Me". [RF]
1.24 [--] The Roaring 20's: THE RED CARPET
15Apr61 ABC Sat
Directed by Robert Douglas
Guest cast:
Christine White ...... Helen Bond
John Ramondetta ...... Anthony Dormer
James Flavin ......... Robert Howard
Robert Cornthwaite ... Counselor
Dean Stanton ......... Fingers
Edgar Barrier ........ Colonel Popescu
Synopsis:
Young Anthony Dormer has threatened to assassinate the visiting Queen
of Romania, so Norris decides to visit the impetuous bard and get the
full story. Dormer is delighted - he wants the publicity. [RF]
1.25 [--] The Roaring 20's: SCANDEL SHEET
22Apr61 ABC Sat
Directed by Irving J. Moore
Guest cast:
Berry Kroeger ........ Mark Braddock
Jean Blake ........... Marilyn Taggart
Synopsis:
Mrs. Taggart, Pinky's wardrobe mistress, has a daughter named Marilyn who is
running wild with playboy Jay Jameson. Pinky, after promising the worried
mother to have a talk with Marilyn goes to Jameson's apartment to see the
girl - and finds Jameson's corpse. [RF]
1.26 [--] The Roaring 20's: MADEMOISELLE FROM ARMENTIERES
29Apr61 ABC Sat
Directed by Leslie H. Martinson
Guest cast:
Elliott Reid ......... Alvin Jones
Gladys Holland ....... Suzette
Henry Slate .......... Charlie
Synopsis:
Alvin Jones shows up at a veterans' convention claiming to be the
"Hinky Dinky" mentioned in the famous World War I son. [RF]
1.27 [--] The Roaring 20's: AMONG THE MISSING
06May61 ABC Sat
Directed by Irving J. Moore
Guest cast:
Jack Ging .......... Senior Cadet Jim Everly
Valerie Allen ...... Nancy Ritter
Robert F. Simon .... King Ritter
Ric Marlowe ........ Tom Kulick
Synopsis:
It's graduation eve at West Point, but senior cade Jim Everly is a pretty
blue Black Knight - his girl, Nancy Ritter, has just turned down his
marriage proposal. Breaking the curfew regulations, he slips off to the
Charleston Club to meet Nancy and find out why. [RF]
1.28 [--] The Roaring 20's: RIGHT OFF THE BOAT Pt. 1
13May61 ABC Sat
Directed by Robert Altman
guest
Roger Moore
1.29 [--] The Roaring 20's: RIGHT OFF THE BOAT Pt.2
20May61 ABC Sat
Directed by Robert Altman
Starring: Rex Reason (as Scott Norris)
Guest cast:
Roger Moore ....... 14 Karat John
Joan Marshall
Sherwood Price
Synopsis:
Part 2. Norris, hoping to get more information on the contraband trade,
ships out as a seaman on a rum-runner. [RF]
1.30 [--] The Roaring 20's: MILLION DOLLAR SUIT
27May61 ABC Sat (rerun 09Sep61)
Directed by Leslie H. Martinson
Starring: Donald May (as Pat Garrison)
guest cast:
Frank DeKova ........ Tony Manaci
Leo Gordon .......... Damion
Barry Kelley ........ Sayer
Rudy Solari ......... Joe Manaci
Mario Siletti ....... Angelo
Bambi Hamilton ...... Miss Toothpick
Larry Parke ......... Agent
Synopsis:
A workman tells Pat Garrison that unsafe materials are being used in a
tunnel project because of construction graft. [RF]
1.31 [--] The Roaring 20's: ROYAL TOUR
03Jun61 ABC Sat (rerun 16Sep61)
Directed by Robert Altman
Starring: Donald May (as Pat Garrison)
Guest Cast:
Alexander Davion ..... Prince Frederic
Midge Ware ........... Susie Morris
Oscar Beregi Jr. ..... Count Deidrich
Synopsis:
Garrison helps a visiting European Prince elude his entourage so he can
find out how real Americans live. The prince, using the name of Freddy,
meets a Brooklyn girl named Susie Morris, who has a real American
gangster for a boyfriend. [RF]
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Summer Reruns on ABC Saturdays
-------------------------------
22Jul61 rerun of 1.13 "Big Town Blues" (first aired 21Jan61)
29Jul61 rerun of 1.15 "Two a Day" (first aired 04Feb61)
09Sep61 rerun of #1.30 "Million Dollar Suit" (first aired 27May61)
16Sep61 rerun of #1.31 "Royal Tour" (first aired 03Jun61)
############# The Roaring 20's ###############
############# season 2 1961-62 ###############
############## (17 episodes) #################
ABC Saturdays 7:30 pm Eastern
2.01 [32] The Roaring 20's: NO EXIT
07Oct61 ABC Sat
Warner Brothers Television Production
Executive Producer Wm. T. Orr
Supervising Producer: Jules Schermer
Produced by Boris Ingster
Written by Laszlo Gorog
Directed by Stuart Heisler
*
Regular Cast:
Donald May, Dorothy Provine, Gary Vinson, Mike Road
(Rex Reason, John Dehner NOT in this episode)
Guest Cast:
Joan O'Brien .......... Mona Fenton
Kent Smith ............ Mar Fenton
Grant Richards ........ Hank Harriman
James Flavin .......... Robert "Howie" Howard (recurring)
Fay Baker ............. Carlotta La Salle
Lew Gallo ............. Sam
John Harmon ........... Gil Lewis
Gregory Gaye .......... Andre (recurring)
Louis Glenn ........... Gladys
*
Director of Photography: Edwin DuPar, A.S.C.
Art Director: LeRoy Deane
Film Editor: Byron Chudnow
Sound by: Ralph Butler
Music Editor: Erma E. Levin
Assistant Director: James T. Vaughn
Set Decorator: Alfred E. Kegaris
Make up Supervisor: Gordon Bau, S.M.A.
Supervising Hair Stylist: Jean Burt Reilly, C.H.S.
*
Pat Garrison is in love with beautiful socialite Mona Fenton,
daughter of prominant politician. Pat is worried, however, by
Mona's strange behaviour and by the fact that she seems to
prefer gangster Hank Merriman to him. Determined to discover
the reasons behind her actions Pat has to travel back into
the past to the early 1900's to the days of Mona's childhood.
[DWMcG]
2.02 [33] The Roaring 20's: KITTY GOES WEST
14Oct61 ABC Sat
Directed by Charles R. Rondeau
Guest cast:
Glynis Johns ........... Kitty O'Moyne
Philip Carey ........... Tim McCool
Richard Karlan ......... Big LooieSynopsis:
Irish colleen Kitty O'Moyne is so excited about arriving in America
that she falls overboard into the harbor. [RF]
2.03 [34] The Roaring 20's: NOBODY'S MILLIONS
21Oct61 ABC Sat
Directed by Charles R. Rondeau
Guest Cast:
William Reynolds ....... Jerry Bolton
Suzi Carnell ........... Alice Bolton
James Flavin ........... Robert Howard (recurring)
Synopsis:
At times, reporter Duke Williams seems more con man than newspaperman. First
he cooks up a news story out of thin air (and loses his job) and then
proceeds to convince an amnesia victim that she's the heiress to a huge
fortune. [RF]
2.04 [35] The Roaring 20's: STANDING ROOM ONLY
28Oct61 ABC Sat
Directed by Robert Altman
Guest Cast:
Keenan Wynn ........... Sheldon Farrington
Lawrence Dobkin ....... Max Winslow
Paula Raymond ......... Marilyn Morgan
Synopsis:
Broadway producer Sheldon Farrington decides to make up some of his losses
at the race track by selling a percentage of his new show to backers. [RF]
2.05 [36] The Roaring 20's: ANOTHER TIME, ANOTHER WAR
04Nov61 ABC Sat
Directed by Robert Sparr
Guest cast:
Eddie Bracken ........ Ace Johnson
Synopsis:
Former doughboy Ace Johnson decides to buy into the bootleg-beer business.
Then mobster Dutch Miller sells him a hijacked truck, and Ace finds himself
jailed - for murdering the vehicle's former driver. [RF]
2.06 [37] The Roaring 20's: EVERYBODY LOVES BENNY
11Nov61 ABC Sat
Directed by Stuart Heisler
2.07 [38] The Roaring 20's: DUKE ON THE BUM
18Nov61 ABC Sat
Directed by Sidney Salkow
Guest cast:
Kay E. Kuter ...... Skinny Bum
Synopsis:
Racketeer Red Despo's records are listed by a man identified as a
Bowery bum. [RF]
2.08 [39] The Roaring 20's: PINKY GOES TO COLLEGE
25Nov61 ABC Sat
Directed by Charles R. Rondeau
Starring:
John Dehner (as Duke), Dorothy Provine (as Pinky)
Guest cast:
Joby Baker ........... Joby Price
Jesse White .......... Boots
Isabel Randolph ...... Helen Wyndham
Vinton Hayworth ...... Harrison Van Owne
Synopsis:
Pinky was witness to a gang killing and now two gunmen are looking for
her. But Duke has a plan to keep her safe. [RF]
2.09 [40] The Roaring 20's: SO'S YOUR OLD MAN
2Dec61 ABC Sat
Warner Brothers Television Production
Executive Producer Wm. T. Orr
Supervising Producer: Jules Schermer
Produced by Boris Ingster
Written by Robert J. Shaw
Directed by Sidney Salkow
*
Regular Cast:
Donald May, Dorothy Provine, Mike Road
(Rex Reason, John Dehner NOT in this episode)
Guest Cast:
Mabel Albertson ...... Irene Ballard
Raymond Cavaleri ..... Andy Mitchell
Ollie O'Toole ........ Bull Decker
Paul Dubov ........... Harry Durbin
Gregory Gaye ......... Andre (recurring)
Tommy Farrell ........ Hermie Marcus
House Peters, Jr. .... Bert Kemper
Bob Jellison ......... Doc. Rasmussen
Gregg Palmer ......... Frank
Anthena Lorde ........ Clara Rasmussen
And:
Claude Akins ......... Mitch Mitchell
*
Director of Photography: Ray Fernstrom, A.S.C.
Art Director: Leroy Deane
Film Editor: David Wages
Sound by B.F. Ryan
Music Editor: Norman Bennett
Assistant Director: Richard Maybery
Choreography by Tom Panko
Set Decorator: Alfred E. Kegaris
Make up Supervisor: Gordon Bau, S.M.A.
Supervising Hair Stylist: Jean Burt Reilly, C.H.S.
*
Big time New York bookie Mitch Mitchell (Claude Akins)is hard
and tough and cares for nothing or nobody except his young
son Andy. Pinky Pinkham, however, believes there is some good
in Mitch. Aided by Andy and the Boy Scout Movement, Pinky
decides to prove it [DWMcG]
2.10 [41] The Roaring 20's: ASPARAGUS TIPPS
09Dec61 ABC Sat
Directed by Leslie H. Martinson
2.11 [42] The Roaring 20's: BLONDES PREFER GENTLEMEN
16Dec61 ABC Sat
Directed by Richard C. Sarafian
Guest Cast:
Keith Larsen .......... Jack Bennett
Henry Slate ........... Mickey Maginn
Robert Carricart ...... Otto
Cliff Norton .......... Hips Wallace
Jeanne Vaughn ......... Colleen McCullough
Synopsis:
Colleen McCullough is killed when she falls through a window during a
fight with her boyfriend, bootlegger Jack Bennett. Pinky, who witnessed
the whole thing, knows it was an accident, but Bennett isn't taking any
chances - he has Pinky kidnapped. [RF]
2.12 [43] The Roaring 20's: YOU CAN'T FIGHT CITY HALL
06Jan62 ABC Sat
Directed by Leslie H. Martinson
2.13 [44] The Roaring 20's: FOOTLIGHTS
13Jan62 ABC Sat
Directed by Marc Lawrence
2.14 [45] The Roaring 20's: THE PEOPLE PEOPLE MARRY
(final episode)
20Jan62 ABC Sat
Directed by Dick Benedict
Starring:
John Dehner as Jim Duke Williams / Donald May as Pat Garrison
with: Gary Vinson as Chris Higbee
Guest Cast:
(no details)
Synopsis 1:
Cub reporter Chris Higbee has to take over for one of the
newspaper's columnists, played by comedian Jack Carter in a
straight dramatic role, who has fallen in love.
Synopsis 2:
Chris Higbee is pinch-hitting for the paper's lovelorn columnist,
but he's soon going to need some advice himself. [RF]
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