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| Westinghouse Studio One | The Storm | November 1948 | as
David Wilson. A young bride is terrorized by her new
husband. Filmed
in New York.
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| Lights Out | I Dreamed I Died | November 1949 | none
available
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What Happens Now, Starring the Improvisers |
#103 | early 1950's | as
himself. This show was comprised of various skits improvised at
the written suggestion of the viewers.
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| Treasury Men in Action | Episode 13 (title unknown) | April 1950 | as
"Agent"
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| Lights Out | A Toast to Sergeant Farnsworth | April 1950 | Three
survivors of an Okinawa platoon gather for a reunion. Their sergeant was
accused of running from the enemy.
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| Lights Out | The Gloves of Gino | May 1950 | When
a shy little man puts on gloves that belonged to a murderer, he turns
into a smooth- talking operator with a desire to commit crimes.
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| Treasury Men in Action | The Case of Lupo the Wolf | September 1950 | as
"Agent"
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| Armstrong Circle Theater | The Oldest Song | September 1950 | none
available
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| Treasury Men in Action | The Case of the Uncovered Convict | December 1950 | as
"Agent"
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| Rocky King, Detective | Inside Detective | January 1951 | Live
crime series set in New York City.
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| Lights Out | The Man with the Astrakhan Hat | March 1951 | A
man confesses to police that he's killed a man simply by wishing it to
happen.
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| Somerset Maugham TV Theatre | Appearances and Reality | September 1951 | A
philandering
older senator pursues a sexy young mistress. The reluctant lady teams
up with the senator's elderly spinster sisters to get him to leave her
alone.
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| Treasury Men in Action | The Case of the Violent Artist | January 1952 | as
"Agent"
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| Hallmark Hall of Fame | The King's Author | June 1952 | as
Ben Jonson. Biodrama of English playwright set in the
17th Century.
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| Police Story | The Omaha Case | July 1952 | broadcast
live from New York.
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| Treasury Men in Action | The Case of the Undercut Lace | November 1952 | as
"Agent"
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| Goodyear Playhouse | The Cipher | August 1953 | A
fight by a reporter to win freedom for a man wrongly imprisoned for
espionage.
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| Suspense | The Riddle of Mayerling | September 1953 | Drama
about Archduke Rudolph, heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary, and his
mysterious suicide at Mayerling in 1881.
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| Johnny Jupiter | Duckweather
and the Professor (images from episode) |
October 1953 | as
Professor Dexter Spiegelmacher. A famed lecturer on the
unimportance of material goods doesn't practice what he preaches.
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| Treasury Men in Action | The Case of the Deadly Secret | October 1953 | as
"Agent"
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| Suspense | Needle in a Haystack | November 1953 | An
American officer travels behind North Korean lines to garner info which
will allow U.S. troops to land at Wonsan.
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| You Are There | The
Abdication of Napoleon The Emergence of Jazz |
November
1953 September 1954 |
as
Napolean as Robert Coffin |
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| The Web | The Hunted | January 1954 | Live
dramas based on stories by members of the Mystery Writers of America.
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| Treasury Men in Action | The Case of the Hush Money | February 1954 | as
"Agent"
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| The Big Story | Arthur Petacque, Chicago Sun | June 1954 | Reporters'
true newspaper stories.
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| Concerning Miss Marlowe | Daytime serial | July 1954-55 | as
Bojalian. The show centered around the adventures of a
40-year-old NY actress.
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| Honestly Celeste | Episode title unknown | November 1954 | A
journalism professor becomes a reporter on a New York City paper.
Fun coincidence: there was a character named Marty Gordon (though NOT played by
Ross).
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| NBC Opera Theatre | The Would Be Gentleman | February 1955 | as
Dorante
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| Philco-Goodyear TV Playhouse | Letter of Recommendation | May 1955 | a/k/a
The Governess
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| Modern Romances | The House Guests | May 1955 | none
available
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| American Inventory | Survival of the Fittest | December 1955 | in-depth
look at aspects of American and world culture.
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| The Big Story | Fred Wegner Jr., Copy Boy, South Bend (Ind) Tribune | April 1956 | Reporters'
true newspaper stories. |
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| The Adventures of Marco Polo | (made-for-television musical) | April 1956 | as the Baron. A dramatization of the adventures of explorer Marco Polo, featuring songs loosely adapted from the work of Rimsky-Korsakov. | ||
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| Modern Romances | title unknown | May 1956 | none
available
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| Modern Romances | Miss M.D | July 1956 | none
available
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| Robert Montgomey Presents | Catch a Falling Star | July 1956 | as
Roger Douglass
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| Modern Romances | The Transfusion | September 1956 | none
available
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| Sheriff of Cochise | The Check Artist | September 1956 | Western-themed
crime drama set in Arizona.
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| The United States Steel Hour | The Wetback Run | October 1956 | as
Adolfo
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| The Big Story | Thurman Jones, Phoenix AZ Gazette | November 1956 | Reporters'
true newspaper stories.
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| Modern Romances | No Vacancy | December 1956 | none
available
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| The Alcoa Hour | A Double Life | January 1957 | As
Tony. An
actor portraying Othello believes his wife is attracted to another man,
and, like Othello, he feels compelled to commit murder.
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| Camera Three: The Scope of Picasso | Documentary | July 1957 | voiceover.
A focus on the artist's changing styles, charted through the comments of
Picasso and people who knew him well.
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| Modern Romances | The Misguided Man | July 1957 | none
available
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| Studio One in Hollywood | The Human Barrier | July 1957 | As Lt. Maxwell. A test pilot suffers from shock, amnesia and guilt after the crash of a new jet. | ||
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| Studio One in Hollywood | First Prize for Murder | September 1957 | role
not specified. An
agent is on assignment at the Mystery Writers of America Awards. He's
searching for an elusive writer who is the prime suspect in a murder
investigation. |
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| Whirlybirds | The Midnight Show | 1958 (date unknown) | Stories
of a helicopter company performing all types of jobs. Produced in
California.
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| The United States Steel Hour | The Charmer | January 1958 | A
successful theatrical agent in her thirties postpones her wedding
and becomes involved with an
ambitious young actor who's using her for his professional gain.
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| Final
Hope (a/k/a The Court of Last Resort) |
The Phillip Houston Case | January 1958 | as Phillip Houston. A man is wrongly accused of murder. | ||
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| Official Detective | The Combination | March 1958 | none
available
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| Suspicion | The Hollow Man | March 1958 | The shows, often involving murder, were designed to
confuse/mystify the audience and dealt with their fears and suspicions.
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| Gunsmoke
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The
Bottleman (images from episode) |
March 1958 | as
Dan Clell. The town drunk attacks the new Faro dealer. The
dealer swears he'll kill him if he tries that again, but also swears he
never saw him before in his life.
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| The Walter Winchell File | Portrait of a Cop: File #27 | April 1958 | as
Bucker
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| Colonel Humphrey Flack | The Big Wheels | November 1958 | as
Jacques
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| Gunsmoke | The
Land
Deal (images from episode) |
November 1958 | as
Danny Keppert. A stranger leading immigrants planning on settling outside of Dodge wants
Matt to give him a badge to avert trouble.
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| Bat Masterson | The
Treasure of Worry Hill (images from episode) |
December 1958 | as
Caulder Larson. Three cousins inherit pieces of map describing the
location of their uncle's buried treasure. Not trusting each other, they
hire Bat to guide them to where the money is hidden.
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| Ann Sothern Show | The Big Gamble | December 1958 | as
Augie. Ann Sothern played the Asst. Manager of a hotel in New York
City.
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| M Squad | Contraband (images from episode) |
December 1958 | as
Bert Corvin. Smugglers may be using imported sports cars as a front.
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