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Season
16 (1966-67)
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
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Ep 16.01 Hallmark Hall of Fame: BAREFOOT IN ATHENS
11-Nov-1966
adapted by Robert Hartung
story by Maxwell Anderson
produced & directed by George Schaefer
starring
Peter Ustinov as Socrates
Geraldine Page as Xantippe
Anthony Quayle as Pasusanias
Lloyd Bochner as Critias
John Heffernan as Anytas
Salome Jens as Theodote
Shepperd Strudwick as Lycon
Christopher Walken as Lamprocles
with
Frank Griso as Lysis
Allen Nourse as Phaedo
Richard Ward as Satyros
David Haviland as Crassos
House Jameson as The Magistrate
Eric Berry
Summary:
An embattled Socrates steadfastly holds to his belief that
democracy and truth
are indispensable in his city.
Ep 16.02 Hallmark Hall of Fame: BLITHE SPIRIT
07-Dec-1966
adapted by Robert Hartung
story by Noel Coward
produced & directed by George Schaefer
starring
Dirk Bogarde as Charles Condomine
Rosemary Harris as Elvira
Rachel Roberts as Ruth
Ruth Gordon as Madame Arcati
with
Geoffrey Lumb as Dr. Bradman
Joan White as Mrs. Bradman
Mildred Trares as Edith
Ep 16.03 Hallmark Hall of Fame: ANASTASIA
17-Mar-1967
adapted by John Edward Friend
based on the 1954 Broadway adaptation by Guy Bolton
story by Marcelle Maurette
produced & directed by George Schaefer (nominated for an Emmy)
starring
Julie Harris ......... Anastasia (emmy nomination,outstanding actress)
David Hurst .......... Petrovini
Lynn Fontanne ........ Grand Duchess Marie (emmy nomination,outstanding actress)
Charles D. Gray ...... Bounine
Robert Burr .......... Dr. Serensky
Paul Roebling ........ Prince Paul
George S. Irving ..... Chernov
Robinson Stone ....... Drivinitz
Lou Gilbert .......... The Sleigh Driver
Brenda Forbes ........ Baroness Livenbaum
Tamara Daykarnanova .. The Charwoman
Synopsis 1:
In Berlin during 1926, a group of monarchist conspirators persuades an
amnesiac girl to impersonate Anastasia, daughter of Czar Nicholas II, whose
children were thought to have been killed in 1918 during the Russian Civil War.
According to rumor, Anastasia survived - and will inherit the Czar's
millions if she can prove her identity. [RF]
Summary:
The story of Anna Anderson, who surfaced in Berlin in 1920
claiming to be the lost princess. Her claim gained some credibility
due to the Soviet government's cover up of the slayings of the royal family in 1918.
They initially only admitted that Nicholas had been killed. The Soviet silence
was prompted by political considerations, as they did not
want to offend Germany, with whom they had just signed
a World War I peace treaty. Alexandra was, after all, a German
princess before she became a Russian tsarina.
Ep 16.04 Hallmark Hall of Fame: SOLDIER IN LOVE
26-Apr-1967
written by Jerome Ross
produced & directed by George Schaefer
original music composed by Bernard Green
starring
Jean Simmons as Sarah
Claire Bloom as Anne
Basil Rathbone as The Duke of York
Keith Michell as John
Frances Sternhagen as Abigail
Ray Poole as Cadogan
with
Christina Gillespie as First Lady
Patricia Sinnott as Second Lady
Norman Allen as Page
Earl Montgomery as Sir Winston Churchill
Margaret Braidwood as Lady Churchill
Angela Thornton as Lady Hamilton
Alek Primrose as First Courtier
Roderick Cook as Second Courtier
Nicholas Hammond as Young John
Dick O'Neill as Footman
Rosalind Ross as Parlor Maid
Truman Gaige as Harley
George Turner as St. John
Peter Van Hattum as Dutch officer
Synopsis 1:
When Princess Anne ascends to the English throne in 1702, she lifts to royal
eminence two of her closest friends, John Churchill, one of the Crown's illustrious
soldiers, and his wife Sarah, Anne's childhood friend. Shy and inhibited, Anne had
few friends other than the Churchills. In time, they would be accused of running the
kingdom for their Queen, who suffered from alcoholism
and gout. [RF]
Synopsis 2:
A chronicle of the lives of John Churchill, the first Duke of Marlborough,
and his wife, Sarah, in 17th-century England.
*Note: John and Sarah Churchill, the first Duke and Duchess of Marlborough,
were the ancestors of Winston S. Churchill.
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