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Season
10 (CBS) (1957-58)
Episode Guide
compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by: Rina Fox
references:
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########## Westinghouse Studio One ###########
############## season 10 1957-58 ##############
############### (final season)
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CBS Mondays 10:00-11:00pm Eastern (weekly)
10.01 [--] Studio One: THE NIGHT AMERICA TREMBLED
09-Sep-1957
Producer Gordon Duff
Written by Nelson Bond
Directed by Tom Donovan
Narrated by Edward R. Murrow
starring
Alexander Scourby .... Host
James Coburn ......... Sam (as Jim Coburn)
Vincent Gardenia ..... Dick
Priscilla Gillette ... Elaine
Susan Hallaran ....... Millie
Fred Scollay ......... Harry
Al Markim ............ Brownie
Freda Holloway ....... Mary
Clint Kimbrough ...... Bob
Tom Clancy ........... Tom
Crahan Denton ........ Mac
Robert Blackburn ..... Director
Edward Asner ......... 3rd Actor
Ray Boyle ............ 1st Actor
Frank Marth .......... 2nd Actor
Warren Oates ......... 2nd Card Player
Warren Beatty ........ 1st Card Player
Larry Robinson ....... Dealer
Fritz Weber .......... 3rd Card Player
Frank Daly ........... Editor
Norman Rose .......... Second Announcer
Casey Allen .......... First Announcer
Bob Kilgallen ........ Student
John Gibson .......... Mary's Father
Roger Quinlin ........ Timid Man
*
Hank Sylvern ... Music Director
Ted Miller ..... Technical Director
Robert Myhrum .. Associate Director
Ken Krausgill .. Set Decorator
Larry Eggleton . Set Designer
Bob Barry ...... Lighting Director
Leslie Renfield. Costume Designer
Joe Scully ..... Assistant to the Producer
*
Synopsis 1:
Exploration of the panic caused by the radio broadcast of H.G. Wells "War of the
Worlds."
Synopsis 2:
In Oct, 1938, Orson Welles was already established as the boy wonder
of Broadway with his revolutionary productions of classic plays. He had moved
into radio with a regular Sunday-night dramatic series, for which he was co-producer,
director, co-author, narrator and star. On Oct. 30, he presented an adaptation of
H.G. Wells' science fiction tale "The War of the Worlds", which reported on an invasion
of the earth by monsters from Mars. Welles' technique called for a news-type presentation,
with simulated on-the-scene reports of the horrifying events from the point of landing
in New Jersey. His realism worked too well. Radio listeners by the millions thought they
were hearing an actual news broadcast. Their panic became one of the freak events
of American history. This one-hour play recreates the event, switching from scenes at
the radio studio prior to and during the broadcast, to simultaneous scenes of people
in various walks of life in their homes, at a bar, at a police station,
in an automobile, in a newspaper office. [RF]
10.02 [--] Studio One: FIRST PRIZE FOR MURDER
16-Sep-1957
Producer Gordon Duff
Adapted by Phil Reisman Jr.
Story by John D. MacDonald
Directed by Louis G. Cowan
starring
Darren McGavin ........ Johnny Quigg
Barbara O'Neil ......... Mrs. Cory
Jonathan Harris ......... Master of Ceremonies
Philip Coolidge ......... Severns
Colleen Dewhurst
Larry Hagman
Ross Martin
Synopsis:
Agent Quigg is on assignment at the Mystery Writers of America Award presentation.
He's searching for an elusive writer who is the prime suspect in a murder investigation. [RF]
10.03 [--] Studio One: MUTINY ON THE SHARK Part 1
23-Sep-1957
Producer Gordon Duff
Written by Max Ehrlich
Directed by Tom Donovan
starring
Richard Basehart ....... Matt Donovan
Betsy Palmer ....... Ann Meade
William Smithers ....... Lieutenant Bill Meade
Robert Loggia ....... Lieutenant Joe Crane
Ann Hillary ....... Marcia Crane
Larry Gates ....... Clayman
Judson Laire ......... Doc
Synopsis:
A tyrannical Nuclear Submarine Commander runs his crew ragged until they revolt.
10.04 [--] Studio One: MUTINY ON THE SHARK Part 2
30-Sep-1957
Producer Gordon Duff
Written by Max Ehrlich
Directed by Tom Donovan
starring
Richard Basehart ....... Matt Donovan
Betsy Palmer ....... Ann Meade
William Smithers ....... Lieutenant Bill Meade
Robert Loggia ...... Lieutenant Joe Crane
Ann Hillary ....... Marcia Crane
Larry Gates ....... Clayman
10.05 [--] Studio One: THE MORNING FACE
07-Oct-1957
(aka The Morning After)
Producer Gordon Duff
Written by Tad Mosel
starring
Barbara Bel Geddes ......... Charlotte Lamb
Arthur Hill ........ Ivory
Rex Thompson ......... Taggert
Tom Carlin .......... Graham
Gregory Morton ......... Mr. Lamb
Chris Snell ........ Ashley
Meg Mundy ......... Mrs. Taggert
Synopsis:
A teacher is accused of having an affair with a student.
10.06 [--] Studio One: ACT OF MERCY
14-Oct-1957
Producer Gordon Duff
Written by Jerome Ross
Directed by Tom Donovan
starring
Richard Kiley ......... Fred Baxter
Beatrice Straight .......... Pamela Baxter
Tommy Hall ........ Tommy Baxter
Frank Overton ........ Dr. Manning
Maxine Stewart ......... Mrs. Schwartz
Kathleen Comegys .......... Mrs. Rainey
Synopsis:
After a tragic car accident Fred Baxter's brother Roger lays in a coma for over a year.
Declared brain dead there is no hope for recovery and Fred takes it upon himself to
do the merciful and humane thing and let his brother die. [RF]
10.07 [--] Studio One: THE DEAF HEART
21-Oct-1957
Producer Herbert Brodkin
Associate producer Norman Felton
Written by Mayo Simon
Directed by Sidney Lumet
starring
Piper Laurie ....... Ruth Cornelius
William Shatner ......... Dr. Franck
Vivian Nathan ........ Mrs. Drescher
Tom Flatley Reynolds ....... Mr. Cornelius
Richard Shepard ...... Joe
Ruth White ....... Mrs. Cornelius
Clarice Blackburn ..... Social Worker
John Connell ...... Psychologist
Synopsis:
Doctors try to find out why a girl has lost her hearing
when nothing seems to be wrong with her.[RF]
10.08 [--] Studio One: THE BEND IN THE ROAD
04-Nov-1957
Producer Herbert Brodkin
Written by John Vlahos
starring
Cathleen Nesbitt ....... Hazel Lockman
Franchot Tone ....... Reverend Lockman
Ernest Graves ....... Charlie Lockman
Synopsis:
The elderly Reverend lives with the his son
and overly attentive daughter-in-law.[RF]
10.09 [--] Studio One: TWENTY-FOUR HOURS TIL DAWN
11-Nov-1957
(aka The Condemned)
Producer Herbert Brodkin
Written by Patrick Alexander
Directed by David Greene
Associate producer Norman Felton
starring
Lorne Greene ....... Minister of the Interior
Jason Robards Jr. ....... Prisoner
Harry Townes ....... Outarist
Joseph Anthony ....... Governor
Synopsis:
A man set to be executed is given the choice to give up
the revolution and those conspirators or face the firing squad. [RF]
10.10 [--] Studio One: PLEASE REPORT ANY ODD CHARACTER
18-Nov-1957
Producer Herbert Brodkin
Written by Jerome Ross
Directed by Norman Felton
starring
John Carradine ........ Mr. Wadleigh
Henry Jones ....... Simon Hazlett
Phyllis Love ....... Alice Nichols
Peg Hillias
Kay Medford
Synopsis:
Mr. Wadleigh is an eccentric old man who lives in a boarding house.
Although he entertains some strange fantasies, the other boarders
consider him harmless. But then a series of mysterious slayings of
young girls occurs, and the old man's fellow boarders turn against him,
suspecting him of the crime. [RF]
10.11 [--] Studio One: ESCAPE ROUTE
02-Dec-1957
Producer Herbert Brodkin
Written by William Mourne
Directed by Fielder Cook
starring
James Daly ....... Professor Amos Tucker
Dino Di Luca ....... Professor Vargas
Murray Matheson ....... Dr. Parant
Leueen MacGrath .......... Lois Tucker
Juano Hernandez .......... Ricardo Calader
Robert Flemyng
Joseph Yadin
Synopsis:
A Professor finds himself implicated in a murder. [RF]
10.12 [--] Studio One: NO DEADLY MEDICINE (Part 1)
09-Dec-1957
(aka The Pathologist)
Producer Herbert Brodkin
Written by Arthur Hailey
starring
Lee J. Cobb ...... Dr. Joseph Pearson
James Broderick ....... John Alexander
William Shatner ........... Dr. David Coleman
Gloria Vanderbilt ........... Elizabeth Alexander
Betty Sinclair ......... Dr. Lucy Grainger
Russell Collins ........... Carl Bannister
Philip Bourneuf ............... Dr. Kent O'Donald
Charles Bronson .......... Cal
Robert Cornthwaite ......... Fitzgerald
Mike Ragan ......... Andy (aka Holly Bane)
Paul Birch ......... Big George
William Phipps ........ Vavick
Synopsis:
A conflict develops between Dr. Joseph Pearson and his young assistant,
who attempts to introduce new methods in their pathology lab. [RF]
10.13 [--] Studio One: NO DEADLY MEDICINE (Part 2)
15-Dec-1957
Producer Herbert Brodkin
Written by Arthur Hailey
starring
Lee J. Cobb ......... Dr. Joseph Pearson
James Broderick ...... John Alexander
William Shatner.......... Dr. David Coleman
Gloria Vanderbilt .......... Elizabeth Alexander
Betty Sinclair ........... Dr. Lucy Grainger
Russell Collins ......... Carl Bannister
Philip Bourneuf ............. Dr. Kent O'Donald
Charles Bronson ......... Cal
Robert Cornthwaite ............. Fitzgerald
Mike Ragan ........ Andy (aka Holly Bane)
Paul Birch ........ Big George
William Phipps ............ Vavick
Synopsis:
The two men clash over the circumstances of a premature birth and a cancer
diagnosis. [RF]
**STUDIO ONE moves to Hollywood with the title changing to STUDIO ONE IN HOLLYWOOD.
10.14 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE BELL
06-Jan-1958
Producer Gordon Duff
Teleplay by Dale Wasserman
From a novel by David Karp
starring
Tom Drake ........... Clark Sherrell
Joanne Dru .......... Suzie Sherrell
Cameron Mitchell .... James Waterson
Pat O'Brien ......... Mike Waterson
Dorothy Green ....... Vivian Waterson
John Baragrey ....... Chad Hammond
Sheila Bromley ...... Marie
Douglas Kennedy ..... Mr. Gordon
Frank Wilcox ........ Chief Councilor
Synopsis:
A secret society plans to overthrow
the government of the United States. [RF]
10.15 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE OTHER PLACE
13-Jan-1958
Teleplay by Theodore Apstein
Based on a
story by J.B. Priestley
starring
Richard Carlson ...... Harvey Lindfield
Cedric Hardwicke ..... Sir Alaric
Phyllis Avery ........ Paula
Marilyn Erskine ...... Mavis
Glenda Farrell ....... Mrs. Endsley
Synopsis:
Harvey Lindfield, a Canadian engineer in England on a business trip,
finds himself alone and dejected in a dismal, damp village. Things begin to change
when he saves the elderly Sir Alaric from getting hit by a car. The grateful Englishman
invites Lindfield to join him for dinner at his mansion. Despite warnings that Sir Alaric
possesses supernatural powers, Lindfield accepts the invitation. At Alaric's home,
Lindfield has the astonishing opportunity to step into
another world. [RF]
10.16 [--] Studio One Hollywood: TRIAL BY SLANDER
20-Jan-1958
Written by Roger O. Hirson
starring
Franchot Tone .......... Douglas Thompson
Margaret O'Brien ......... Julie Denton
Jackie Coogan .......... Jeffers
Rosemary DeCamp ......... Cora Thompson
Dennis Hopper ........ David Williams
Whit Bissell .......... Denton
Synopsis:
A schoolteacher is accused of having a romance with one of his students. [RF]
10.17 [--] Studio One Hollywood: BALANCE OF TERROR
27-Jan-1958
Adapted for TV by Max Ehrlich
From an original play by Peter Shaffner
starring
June Lockhart .......... Anna Fortner
Hugh Marlowe ........... Harry Radcliff
Corinne Calvet .......... Fraulein Vogel
Louis Hayward ........ Mike Fenby
Herbert Marshall .......... Colonel Beaumont
Noel Drayton ........ Gifford
Synopsis:
Harry Radcliff, a young British officer, sets out alone on a dangerous secret
mission.
He is to travel to Berlin and gain the confidence of Soviet agents by pretending to
be traitor to England. But Radcliff finds himself in serious trouble when he misses
an appointment with an important enemy contact. In desperation, he seeks aid from
his friend Mike Fenby of the British Diplomatic Office in Berlin. [RF]
10.18 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE LAUGHING WILLOW
03-Feb-1958
Written by Sumner Locke Elliott
starring
Nina Foch ....... Belinda Cattson
Richard Denning ....... Jack Marshall
Jane Wyatt ....... Bunny Gates
Lee Bowman ....... Alan Moreweather
Synopsis:
Belinda is one of the popular bachelor girls called on when guest lists are
made up for Washington, D.C. parties. But beneath her gaiety, Belinda fears a life
of loneliness, for she has frightened away suitors by her eagerness to marry.
Then her friend Bunny introduces Belinda to handsome Jack Marshall. [RF]
10.19 [--] Studio One Hollywood: PRESENCE OF THE ENEMY
10-Feb-1958
Written by Tad Mosel
Directed by Jack Smight
starring
E.G. Marshall ......... Everett
Anne Francis ........ Kristin
James Gregory ........... James Metcalf
Bethel Leslie ........... Marian Metcalf
Tommy Rettig ........... Boy
Synopsis:
A young woman feels her religious mother
worries too much about what others think. [RF]
10.20 [--] Studio One Hollywood: TIDE OF CORRUPTION
17-Feb-1958
Written by Marc Brandel
starring
Barry Sullivan ....... Edward Roberts
Ray Danton ....... Callaghan
Amanda Blake ....... Joan Roberts
Patricia Neal ....... Caroline Mann
Murvyn Vye ....... Mr. Antony
Synopsis:
A young Senate investigator, Edward Roberts, begins digging into the
racket empire of Mr. Antony. Then Mr. Antony investigates Roberts' background and
discovers that at one time Roberts' mother accepted help from a crooked politician.
In an attempt to deter the investigation, Antony approaches Roberts with blackmail in mind.[RF]
10.21 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE LONELY STAGE
24-Feb-1958
Written by Robert Dozier
Directed by Tom Donovan
starring
Macdonald Carey ....... Lenny Byrnes
Jack Klugman ....... George Hall
Mary Astor ....... Harriet Brand
Darryl Hickman ....... Matt
Irene Hervey ....... Beth Byrnes
Synopsis:
Harriet Brand, one of the great ladies of the theater, is in Boston for the tryout of a play
headed for Broadway. When Harriet is missing from her dressing room before curtain
time, the director is upset. He recalls several years ago when Harriet was scheduled
to open in Boston, she disappeared on opening night. At the last minute Harriet
does arrive, but her actions indicate that her mind is not on the show, but rather on
a personal crisis. [RF]
10.22 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE FAIR-HAIRED BOY
03-Mar-1958
Written by Herman Raucher
starring
Darren McGavin ....... Tom Kendall
Jackie Cooper ........ Dave Tuttle
Bonita Granville ......... Ann
Robert H. Harris ......... Pogani
Patricia Smith ......... Clare
Lyle Talbot ......... Trent
Ainslie Pryor ........ Dalsky
Synopsis:
A murder takes place in the press relations department
of a motion picture company. [RF]
10.23 [--] Studio One Hollywood: A DEAD RINGER
10-Mar-1958
Written by Henry & Madeline Misrock
Story by James Hadley Chase
starring
Elizabeth Montgomery ......... Marcia
Gig Young ........ Philip Adams/Alan Fredericks
Marguerite Chapman ....... Laura
Jane Darwell ........ Anna
Synopsis:
A man meets another man who looks just like him and works out
a deal to kill his wife so he can marry the much younger sister.[RF]
10.24 [--] Studio One Hollywood: TONGUES OF ANGELS
17-Mar-1958
Producer Norman Felton
Written by John Vlahos
Directed by Herbert Hirschman
starring
James MacArthur ........ Ben Adams
Frances Farmer ........ Sarah Walker
Margaret O'Brien ........ Jenny
Leon Ames ........ Cyrus Walker
Olan Soule ........ Doctor
Synopsis 1:
A young man who appears one day at the front door of the Walker house looking for
work on their farm. He indicates that he is deaf and dumb, using crude signs
and written notes to communicate. Soon Jenny the daughter, realizes that he is not deaf
or dumb, suffers from a stuttering problem so severe that he would rather not speak at all. [RF]
Synopsis 2:
Cyrus Walter hires a deaf-mute, Ben Adams, as a farm hand. Ben's work
is excellent and he quickly makes friends with the Walker family. But he turns away
when young Jenny tries to get close to him. She suspects he's hiding something. [RF]
10.25 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE AWARD WINNER
24-Mar-1958
(aka The Rich One)
Producer Norman Felton
Written by Jerry Davis & Tom August
Directed by David Greene
starring
Eddie Bracken .......... George Short
Gale Gordon ........ R.J. Fuller
Jack Oakie ........ Frank Rey
Joanna Moore ........ June
Synopsis:
Quiet, meek George Short, a package designer for a toy company,
finds himself unexpectedly thrust into the limelight. His cousin Frank,
an authors' agent, has used George's name on a screenplay in order to disguise
the identity of the real author. Complications set in when George's Boss wants him
to invest money in the firm, and his girlfriend decides to become an actress. [RF]
10.26 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE SHADOW OF A GENIUS
31-Mar-1958
(aka Nobel Prize Winner)
Producer Norman Felton
Written by Jerome Ross
Directed by Ralph Nelson
starring
Boris Karloff ...... Professor Theodore Koenig
Patricia Barry ...... Deborah
Skip Homeier ...... Teddy
Eva LeGallienne ...... Martha Koenig
Vivian Nathan ...... Mrs. Benning
Synopsis:
After years of hard work, Professor Theodore Koenig, nuclear scientist has been
awarded the Nobel Prize. Reporters sent to interview him are surprised at his apparant
lack of interest in the honor accorded him, and baffled by his refusal to cooperate for pictures
and stories. Their first lead develops when Kering forbids them to interview the
widow of his former assistant. [RF]
10.27 [--] Studio One Hollywood: MRS. 'ARRIS GOES TO PARIS
14-Apr-1958
Producer Norman Felton
Teleplay by Michael Dyne
Story by Paul Gallico
Directed by David Greene
starring
Gracie Fields ....... Mrs. Harris
Jacques Bergerac ....... Jrye de Fauvel
Patricia Cutts ....... Penny Penrose
Joanne Linville ....... Midge Moore
Janet Swanson ....... Joanie
Synopsis:
A charwoman goes to France looking for a Paris original
and throws everyone in an uproar. [RF]
10.28 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE DESPERATE AGE
21-Apr-1958
(aka Tuesdays and Thursdays)
Producer Norman Felton
Directed by Herbert Hirschman
Written by Abby Mann
starring
Barbara Bel Geddes ..... Letty Greene
Wendell Corey ..... Will Robbins
Martin Balsam ..... Ed Coyne
Aline MacMahon ..... Mrs. Greene
Addison Richards
Ross Elliot
Marge Redmond
Patricia Huston
Maggie Magennis
Mary Carroll
Hal K. Dawson
Warren Frost
Jonathan Corey
Synopsis:
It is puzzling to the family and office friends of Letty Greene that she has little interest
in men and apparently no concern over the prospect that she may never marry.
But Letty has been seeing a co-worker, Will Robbins, who is unhappily married.
She tries not to face the future of this romance. [RF]
10.29 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE EDGE OF TRUTH
28-Apr-1958
(aka The Violators)
Producer Norman Felton
Written by Adrian Spies
Directed by David Greene
starring
Paul Douglas ....... Paul Kadsoe
Glenda Farrell ..... Claire
John Lupton ........ Robert Bogart
Scott Forbes ....... Ollie Winston
Dolores Sutton ..... Elaine
Barbara Pepper ..... Ellie
Synopsis:
A plainclothes policeman, Paul Kadsoe, is off duty when he spots a sportscar
exceeding the speed limit. After running a red light the car almost hits a small girl,
and Kadsoe forces the car to stop. He finds playboy Ollie Winston at the wheel.
Winston, standing to lose his driver's license because of previous traffic violations,
tries to bribe Kadsoe. Kadsoe needing money badly, is
tempted to accept. [RF]
*Note: Reaired on "Reckoning" a series which aired previously seen episodes
from shows, "Pursuit", "Studio One" and "Climax". This
was the debut episode. [RF]
10.30 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE MCTAGGERT SUCCESSION
05-May-1958
Producer Norman Felton
Written by John McGreevey
Directed by Ted Post
starring
Jim Backus ....... Tim McTaggart
Dennis Day ........ Dennis McTaggart
Hope Emerson .......... Rosie McTaggart
William Gargan ........ Con McTaggart
Anne Helm ....... Kathleen Farrell
Synopsis:
The McTaggart brothers rally round when their sister who has always
looked after them falls ill. They plan on finding her a mate. [RF]
10.31 [--] Studio One Hollywood: KURISHIKI INCIDENT
12-May-1958
(aka End of the Summer Season)
Producer Gordon Duff
Written by Roger O. Hirson
Directed by Tom Donovan
starring
John Cassavetes ....... Private Paul Greco
Ross Ford ....... Lt. Winkleman
James Franciscus
Sessue Hayakawa ....... Sato
Michi Kobi ....... Tama
Jack Mullaney ....... Fuller
Synopsis:
After Private Greco fatally wounds a suspected thief, he is court-martialed
and tried and found innocent. Feeling remorseful he
tries to make amends to the family. [RF]
10.32 [--] Studio One Hollywood: A FUNNY-LOOKING KID
19-May-1958
Producer Norman Felton
Directed by Ralph Nelson
Written by Ben Starr
starring
Joan Blondell ......... Ruth Breen
Jack Carson ......... Harry Breen
Frank McHugh ......... Barney
Synopsis:
In an attempt to help his shy son Frank to become more popular at school, Harry Breen
suggest to Frank that he do some writing. The plot backfires when the boy embarks on
a crusade to remedy juvenile delinquency. His article, naming parents as the real delinquents,
appears in the local newspaper and overnight Frank becomes a national celebrity. [RF]
10.33 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE ENEMY WITHIN
26-May-1958
Producer Norman Felton
Directed by Herbert Hirschman
Written by Richard DeRoy
starring
Dane Clark ....... Major Dick Brooks
Don DeFore ....... Captain George Lowry
Dick York ...... Captain Jay Hellman
Noah Beery Jr. ..... Master Sergeant Rich
George Tobias ..... Corporal
Synopsis:
An Air Force crew prepares for a rugged two-week survival course
and everyone is
worried. [RF]
*Note: Reaired in Syndication on Reckoning 24July63.
10.34 [--] Studio One Hollywood: TICKET TO TAHITI
02-Jun-1958
Producer Norman Felton
Written by Richard Bassing
Directed by David Greene
starring
Franchot Tone ....... Bill Gibson
James MacArthur ....... Jim Gibson
Kim Hunter ....... Maggie Church
Olive Sturgess ....... Shirley Gibson
Sheila Bromley
Synopsis:
Widower Bill Gibson is tired of his dull job, unhappy in his romance with a
divorcee and his son and daughter-in-law do not welcome him in their home. He
dreams of escaping his problems by taking a trip to the South Seas. Unfortunately
his dreams fall thru when his spoiled irresponsible son asks him for a large sum of money. [RF]
10.35 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE STRONG MAN
09-Jun-1958
Producer Julian Claman
Written by Harold Jack Bloom
Directed by Lamont Johnson
starring
Everett Sloane ....... Ben Royce
Barbara Baxley ....... Marcy Royce
Eric Fleming ........ Jace Farrow
James Franciscus ....... Johnny
Synopsis:
Ben Royce prides himself on being a self-made man who has become the most
powerful cattle baron in the West. He rules his family and his ranch with an iron hand,
and there are many clashes between him and his foreman Jace Farrow. After a particularly
bitter quarrel, Jace tells Royce that he is quitting to go into the cattle business on his own.
Believing that Jace will fail on his own Royce makes no attempt to stop him. As Jace
prepares to leave, he asks Marcy Royce, Ben's daughter to go with him. [RF]
10.36 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE LEFT-HANDED WELCOME
16-Jun-1958
Producer Julian Claman
Directed by Ron Winston
Adapted by Robert Presnell Jr.
Based on a story by John D. Weaver
starring
Tommy Sands ......... Buck Slater
Elaine Stritch ...... Shirley
Judi Meredith ....... Anna
Charles Aidman ...... Lew
John Hoyt ........... Judge Cass
Jimmy Baird ......... Lon
Synopsis:
Buck Slater, youthful singing sensation, makes a return visit to his small home
town in he south, accompanied by a woman magazine writer named Shirley. Shirley
wants to write the real story of Buck as he was before he left for the big-time. Buck
has a score to settle with the town and when a youngster is accused of a series
of thefts, Buck offers to take the boy under his
wing. [rf]
*Note: Tommy sings "After The Senior Prom".
10.37 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE MAN WHO ASKED FOR A FUNERAL
23-Jun-1958
Producer Eva Wolas
Written by Jerome Ross
Directed by Tom Donovan
starring
Jack Klugman ....... Leo
Terry Moore ....... Annabelle
Corey Allen ...... Frankie
Mary Anderson ....... Hattie
Otto Waldis
Synopsis:
Leo is a hard-working young man who owns and operates a wholesale produce firm,
and is very much in love with his pretty young wife Annabelle. He doesn't know that
Annabelle has been seeing a clerk who works for him. The clerk, Frankie, plans to murder
Leo and implicate Annabelle. [RF]
10.38 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE UNDISCOVERED
30-Jun-1958
Producer Peter Kortner
Written by Joseph Landon
Directed by James Clark
starring
John Lupton ....... Dr. Paul Thatcher
Marilyn Erskine ....... Molly Campbell
Philip Abbott ....... Dr. Neil Campbell
Edward Andrews
Nancy Hadley
Synopsis:
When a doctor feels he has made a fantastic discovery, his efforts
are thwarted by a jealous competitor. [RF]
10.39 [--] Studio One Hollywood: MAN UNDER GLASS
14-Jul-1958
Producer Dominick Dunn
Written by Dick Berg
Story editor A.J. Carothers
Directed by Ronald Winston
starring
Albert Salmi ....... Lenny Shank
Peggy Ann Garner ....... Katey
Jason Robards Jr. ....... Walter Osgood
Michael Landon ....... Rafael Martinez
Patrick Macnee ....... Bill Cheever
Synopsis:
A television producer trying to prove he's the best when
everything falls apart on opening night. [RF]
10.40 [--] Studio One Hollywood: A DELICATE AFFAIR
28-Jul-1958
Producer Anthony Barr
Written by Jerome Gruskin
starring
Joanne Gilbert ....... Lydia Custard
Robert Horton ....... Tad Spencer
Francis Lederer ....... Rene d'Arcy
Charlie Ruggles ....... J.D. Spencer
Mavis Neal ....... Miss Jessup
Synopsis:
An insurance agent tries to get out of a policy that says his company must
pay one million dollars if the young lady insured does not marry. [RF]
10.41 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE LAST SUMMER
04-Aug-1958
Producer Peter Kortner
Written by Frank D. Gilroy
Directed by John Frankenheimer
starring
Claire Griswold ...... Cathy
Dennis Hopper ........ Harry Wales
Vivian Nathan ........ Mrs. Wales
Malcolm Atterbury .... Jeweler
Synopsis:
A scheming society girl takes advantage of a country boy.[RF]
10.42 [--] Studio One Hollywood: TAG-ALONG
11-Aug-1958
Producer Eva Wolas
Directed by Jim Clark
Adapted by Ernest Kinoy
Based on a story by Talmadge Oliver Bartley
starring
James Gregory ........ Mr. Bales
Mario Alcalde ...... Mr. Talavera
Miriam Colon ....... Mrs. Talavera
Clifford Botelho ....... Juan
Burt Brinckerhoff ....... Kenny Bales
Joel Crothers ....... Marvin
Synopsis:
Little Juan and his parents have moved to a new town to escape the prejudice
they encountered as Mexicans. But things go badly in the new town too,
reaching a climax when Juan and two teenage friends of his disappear
while visiting a canyon outside town. [RF]
10.43 [--] Studio One Hollywood: BIRTHDAY PRESENT
18-Aug-1958
Executive producer Robert Sparks
Producer Anthony Barr
Directed by Don Taylor
Written by Jack Roche
Additional dialogue by Sid Dorfman
starring
Cesar Romero ....... Pat De Carlo
Cecil Kellaway ........ Mick Rafferty
Mary Beth Hughes ....... Ginger Ferris
Edgar Buchanan ......... Dan Ferris
Betsy Jones-Moreland ......... Kitty O'Donohue
J.M. Kerrigan ........ Pether Flynn
Synopsis:
A young British businessman, attempting to smuggle a watch he purchased as
a gift for his wife into the country, is arrested by customs officials and sent to prison. [RF]
10.44 [--] Studio One Hollywood: BELLINGHAM
25-Aug-1958
Executive producer Robert Sparks
Producer Peter Kortner
Adapted by A.J. Carothers & Elliot West
Story by Elliot West
Directed by Russell Stoneham
starring
Leo G. Carroll ....... Bellingham
Kenneth Haigh ....... Devry
John Abbott ....... Travers
Billy Pottin ....... Croft
Noel Drayton ....... Agent
Synopsis:
Bellingham belongs to a secret society
to get rid of crooked politicians. [RF]
10.45 [--] Studio One Hollywood: THE LADY DIED AT MIDNIGHT (tape)
01-Sep-1958 CBS Mon
Written by Charles Larson
Directed by Paul Nickell
starring
Paul Douglas ....... Captain McCaffrey
Earl Holliman ........ Wayne Pilgrim
Gary Merrill ....... Paul Gorman
Lawrence Dobkin ....... Porter
Eddie Firestone ....... Hanson
Synopsis:
A convicted murderer vows that he will break out of prison and revenge himself
on the people responsible for his capture. When he does escape, the police post a
cordon around the home of his former girlfriend, who has married. But despite their
precautions the girl is killed. A reporter learns that the dead girl's husband and
the police chief have also been threatened. [RF]
10.46 [--] Studio One Hollywood: MUSIC U.S.A. (live)
08-Sep-1958 CBS Mon
Produced by Eva Wolas
Written by Cy Howard
Directed by Norman Abbott
starring
Benny Goodman
Johnny Green
Betty Furness
Andre Previn
Diahann Carroll
Sheb Wooley
Billy Barty
Red Mitchell
Shelly Manne
*Musical presentation show on Studio One.
10.47 [--] Studio One Hollywood: NO PLACE TO RUN
15-Sep-1958 CBS Mon
Executive producer Robert Sparks
Producer Peter Kortner
Adapted by James P. Cavanagh
Story by Nathaniel Benchley
Directed by James Clark
starring
Rosemary DeCamp ........ Laura Weber
Roberta Haynes ....... Amy Garnet
Tommy Rettig ....... Johnny Weber
Barry Atwatrer ....... Fred Garnet
Harry Townes ....... Karl Weber
Addison Richards ....... Arthur
Synopsis:
A successful businessman's son is arrested in a hit-and-run and the father buys his freedom. [RF]
10.48 [--] Studio One Hollywood: IMAGE OF FEAR (Final Episode)
29-Sep-1958 CBS Mon
Executive producer Robert Sparks
Producer Peter Kortner
Adapted by James P. Cavanagh
Story by Leslie Stevens
Directed by Buzz Kulik
starring
Lili Darvas
Nina Foch
Eugenie Leontovich ....... Queen Andrea
Rod Taylor ....... Anthony
Synopsis:
After 20 years in exile in the United States, a royal family has hope that the monarchy
will be able to return to power. But intrigue arises as someone tries to kill the queen.
The prime suspect is her son, Prince Anthony, who was told that he must give up
his wife if he returns to the throne. [RF]
Next Season (1958-59) in this time slot - Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse
CBS Mondays 10:00-11:00pm Eastern (weekly)
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