< The Ford Television Theatre (1952 - 1957)

SERIES | 30m | Open in IMDB | WL | ? / 7.2 (289)

Drama | This show started in New York City, with Broadway actors and actresses. It then moved to Hollywood, California, where Hollywood actors and actresses headed the cast.

• Director: James Neilson
• Director: Ted Post
• Director: Anton Leader
• Philip Carey (28 in 1953) - Duffy's Man // Jeff Anderson // Jack Fitzhugh
• Laraine Day (32) - Sally Reynolds // Linda Ames // Claire Beagle
• Willis Bouchey (46 in 1953) - Charlie Crichton // Joe Shermer // George Robles
• Thomas Mitchell (62 in 1954) - Henry Miller // P.J. Reilly // Silas Burton
• Virginia Field (35) - Sally Blake // Dorothy Rossiter // Alexandra Wrenn
• Richard Denning (39 in 1953) - Tim Barker // Barney Maddock // Davey Jones
• June Vincent (33 in 1953) - Helen Keys // Harriet Morgan // Harrietta Brandon
• Helen Wallace (63) - Mrs. Ross // Mrs. Dennis // Miss Ames
• Scott Brady (29 in 1953) - Patient // Rocky Gallico // O'Reilly
• Larry Parks (40 in 1954) - Hal Venner // Dr. Lancaster // Jeff Penland
• Teresa Wright (35 in 1953) - Mrs. Wentworth // Alison Stevens // Paula
• William Leslie (30 in 1955) - Zane Claibourne // Lt. Otis Sutton // Geoffrey Davis
• Horace McMahon (46) - Benny Grew // Lieutenant John Harmon // Lieutenant Waldo
• Kathryn Grant (22 in 1955) - Jean Morgan // Kitty // Pippa Crest
• Hank Patterson (64) - George // Conductor // Manager
• Robert Foulk (45 in 1953) - Desk Sergeant // Willis // Ben
• Lawrence Dobkin (35 in 1954) - Lew Teller // Inspector Briand // Morton
• Ray Walker (48) - Ticket Agent // Mousie Todd
• Lucy Marlow (22 in 1954) - Carol Farley // Diane // Sue Smith
• Jane Darwell (75 in 1954) - Mrs. Riggs // Christabel // Mrs. O'Connor

Some episodes

• 1.1 Life, Liberty and Orrin Dooley
• 1.2 Junior
• 1.3 National Honeymoon