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Pulitzer Prize Playhouse

78/100

Dramatic anthology series presenting plays adopted from Pulitzer Prize winning stories, plays, novels, et cetera.

The Big Picture

74/100

Various aspects of the U.S. Army are illustrated.

The Gabby Hayes Show

69/100

The Kate Smith Hour

71/100

A half-hour variety program which aired on CBS television with host Kate Smith.

The Alan Young Show

78/100

A dynamic combination of comedy vignettes and visually attractive musical numbers, hosted by Alan Young.

The Bigelow Theatre

73/100

A live CBS half-hour dramatic anthology series, but on two networks in its second season (as "Bigelow-Sanford Theater"); Sunday evenings over CBS and Thursday evenings over DuMont.

The Trap

70/100

Hawkins Falls: A Television Novel

82/100

Life in small-town America during the 1950s. Broadcast live, some episodes survive as kinescopes.

Musical Comedy Time

79/100

Live adaptations of operettas and Broadway musical comedies.

The Arthur Murray Party

57/100

Ballroom dancing, plus comedy, songs and dance contests on one of the few programs to air over all four major commercial networks. ABC premiered it on July 20, 1950 and it closed on NBC on ... See full summary »

The Ken Murray Show

75/100

Starlight Theatre

85/100

The Magnavox Theater

69/100

The College Bowl

70/100

Chico Ravelli runs a soda shop near a college campus, where the students hang out, exchange wisecracks, and sing.

Broadway Open House

79/100

NBC Television Opera Theatre

73/100

Whirligig

80/100

Childrens variety show live from Lime Grove studios.

Cameo Theatre

88/100

Live dramatic plays presented in the round with minimal props, scenery and costumes.

Camel Comedy Caravan

56/100

Andy and Della Russell

Hosted by and starring noted radio personality and musical talent Andy Russell, accompanied by his wife, Della. Together on this show that ran just five minutes between the evenings primary... See full summary »

Escape

The Faye Emerson Show

TV Club

Don McNeil had a very successful morning radio show from 1933 to 1968. This was an attempt to bring the same thing (regulars plus guest stars) to nighttime television). His signature in both mediums: "Be good to yourself."

This Is Hawthorne

The Saturday Night Revue with Jack Carter