TV Shows released in 1950

The Most Important People

Panhandle Pete and Jennifer

Don't Look Now

Party Time at Club Roma

Penthouse Party

Actress and socialite Betty Furness opened her chic apartment to NYC entertainment world. She generally asked gentle questions and got her guests to reveal unexpected talents like unique cooking skills or an unusual dance.

Cookery Lesson

How to Play the Piano

Sidney Harrison instructs Edward Goodwin on playing the piano.

Prize Performance

Rhythm Rodeo

A low-budget musical show that was supposedly "Western" but featured all types of popular music.

Such Is Life

Trapped

Starlit Time

A live Sunday-evening musical revue.

Susan Raye

Susan Raye was a singer and pianist who entertained the audience with music.

Take a Chance

Short lived (2-1/2 months) live quiz show with members of the studio audience being selected as contestants to win cash.

Three's Company

Stairway to Stardom

This "local" variety series was notable for being among the first with an African-American host.

Toni Twin Time

Women of Today

Van Camp's Little Show

John Conte hosted this musical variety show that featured a different female musical star and often, other guests.

The Vaughn Monroe Show

Musical variety show with guest starts joining Vaughn Monroe who did most of the singing.

Village Barn

Live show featuring country music and comedy.

Visit with the Armed Forces

Documentary films about the US Armed Forces.

Waiting for the Break

The understudies and chorus people from current Broadway plays performed songs and scenes from the plays they were appearing in. The show was on for four weeks.

We Take Your Word

Viewers sent in words and the panelists attempted to provide the the definitions,derivations and histories of the word.

Webster Webfoot Show