TV Shows released in 1949

Campus to Campus

Say It with Acting

Mysteries of Chinatown

The O'Neills

Dress designer Peggy O'Neil is attempting to raise two children, Janice and Eddie, while dealing with Uncle Bill, the Levy's who live next door and Mrs. Bailey.

Oboler Comedy Theatre

Bandstand Review

Sandy Dreams

The Adventures of Pow Wow

Open House

A short-lived variety program.

Sing-Co-Pation

Spin the Picture

Telephone calls were placed to home viewers who were asked to identify a famous person pictured within a spinning photograph.

Melody, Harmony & Rhythm

Stop the Music

The Skip Farrell Show

Famous Jury Trials

A dramatized courtroom drama, with flashbacks.

The Meredith Willson Show

Stump the Authors

Three- or four-authors tried to create stories based on props given to them.

Sugar Hill Times

All black musical variety show.

Jackson and Jill

The story of a young married couple, a scatterbrained blonde, her husband, a put-upon salesman and his heavy handed boss.

Mixed Doubles

Sunday Date

A live musical show featuring young, not-well-known singers.

The Plainclothesman

A crime program, with a twist - The Lieutenant (Ken Lynch) was never seen on camera, as the program used the subjective first-person camera technique as did the 1947 film "Lady in the Lake".

Mohawk Showroom

Sunday at Home

The Pickard family, well-known country and western singing group, were featured in a living room set singing old favorites.

Presenting Frances Foster

A music program featuring singer Frances Foster, who sang various kinds of songs. She was accompanied by pianist Harry Miller.