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Season
4 (CBS) (1960-61)
Episode Guide
compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by: Rina Fox
references:
TV Guide /
Library of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov)
Internet Movie Database (https://us.imdb.com)
UCLA Film and Television Archive
######### DuPont Show of the Month ###########
############## season 4 1960-61 ##############
############### (final season) ###############
CBS
Ep 4.01 DuPont Show of the Month: MEN IN WHITE
30-Sep-1960 CBS
story by Sidney Kingsley (Pulitzer prize winning novel)
producer Jacqueline Babbin
starring
Richard Basehart ....... Conway
Dina Merrill
Lee J. Cobb
Lois Smith
Summary:
A dynamic intern with plans to study in Vienna and is slated for
a socially prestigious marriage to a socialite ends when his dedication
to his work and affair with a nurse. [RF]
Ep 4.02 DuPont Show of the Month: THOSE RAGTIME YEARS
18-Oct-60
Producer William Nichols
Written by William Nichols
Directed by William A. Graham
Narrator: Hoagy Carmichael
starring
Ralph Sutton
Dick Wellstood
Eubie Blake
Hoagy Carmichael
Mae Barnes
Summary:
Features Hoagy Carmichael with Mae Barnes, Eubie Blake, Minns and
James, Robin Roberts, Ralph Sutton, Dick Wellstood, Dorothy Loudon,
the Billy B. Quartet, the Wilbur de Paris Band, and the Clara Ward Singers.
Presents in song and story the rise of the ragtime craze which revolutionized
American popular music and paved the way for jazz. [RF]
Ep 4.03 DuPont Show of the Month: HEAVEN CAN WAIT
16-Nov-1960 CBS
Written by Jacqueline Babbin & Audrey Gellen
Based on the
play by Leslie Bush-Fekete
starring
Anthony Franciosa
Arthur Malet
Robert Morley
Elizabeth Ashley
Joey Bishop
Frank McHugh
Wally Cox
Diana Van der Vlis
Summary:
On arrival in Hades, an elderly playboy reports his pecadillos to Satan,
who sends him upstairs. [RF]
Ep 4.04 DuPont Show of the Month: THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL
-Dec-1960 CBS
novel by Baroness Emmuska Orczy
directed by Marc Daniels
produced by Jaqueline Babbin
starring
Michael Rennie as the Pimpernel
Maureen O'Hara as Lady Marguerite
Reginald Denny as Chauvelin
Liam Redmond
William Shatner
Suzanne Storrs
Zachary Scott
Laurie Main
Richard Easton
Eric Berry
Leonardo Cimino
James O'Hara
Summary:
Sir Percy, a British aristocrat who rescues innocent victims of the French Revolution
by disguising himself during the day as a foppish dandy.
Ep 4.05 DuPont Show of the Month: THE PRISONER OF ZENDA
18-Jan-1961 CBS
Directed by Alex March
Adapted by Sumner Locke Elliott
Based on the novel by Anthony Hope
starring
Christopher Plummer ... Rudolf Rassendyll / King Rudolf
Farley Granger ........ Rupert of Hentzau
Inger Stevens ......... Princess Flavia
John Williams ......... Colonel Sapt
Nancy Wickwire ........ Antoinette de Mauban
Philip Boscoe ......... Duke Michael
James Valentine ....... Fritz Von Tarlenheim
Roy Poole ............. Johann
Mark Lenard ........... Detchard
Roberts Blossom ....... Gustav
Rex O'Malley .......... Chancellor
Francis Compton ....... Sir Hubert Whittam
John Call ............. Customs Officer
Summary:
Rudolf Rassendyll is a British tourist visiting the nation of Ruritania in the Balkans.
A number of people comment upon Rassendyll's remarkable resemblance
to Prince Rudolph, who in a matter of days is to be crowned the nation's new king,
and the prince's staff even arranges a meeting between the two men. [RF]
Synopsis 2:
Englishman, Rudolf Rassendyll is a distant relative of Rudolf, King of
Ruritania,
and bears a remarkable resemblance to his royal cousin. So Rassendyll travels to
the little kingdom for Rudolf's coronation. Once there, he runs into the King first thing,
is wined and dined - and drawn into a wild series of royal intrigues. [RF]
Ep 4.06 DuPont Show of the Month: THE LINCOLN MURDER CASE
18-Feb-1961 CBS
written by Dale Wasserman
starring
Drummond Erskine as Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Prine
Luther Adler
House Jameson
Alexander Scourby
Roger Evan Boxill
Summary:
Based on Lincoln's first famous case.
Ep 4.07 DuPont Show of the Month: THE NIGHT OF THE STORM
21-Mar-1961 CBS
Produced by David Susskind
Written by Horton Foote (Roots in a Parched Ground)
Directed by Daniel Petrie
Associate Producer Audrey Gellen
starring
Julie Harris ......... Julia Robedaux
E.G. Marshall ........ Jim Howard
Mildred Dunnock ...... Grandma Robedaux
Marc Connelly ........ Mr. Davis
Fritz Weaver ......... Horace Sr.
Brad Herrman ......... Horace Jr.
Jo Van Fleet ......... Callie
Arthur Hughes ........ Mr. Ritter
Henderson Forsythe ... Terrence
Diane Ramey .......... Beth Ruth
Nydia Westman ........ Mrs. Pendleton
Barbara Winchester ... Miss Lucy
Burton Mallory ....... Mr. Verna
Charles White ........ Mr. Speed
Harrison Dowd ........ Mr. Charles
Humphrey Davis ....... Dr. Terry
Synopsis:
After being caught in a storm 5 people end up trapped in a diner along a
deserted highway.
######### DuPont Show of the Month
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############### end of season 4 ##############
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