The GOLDEN AGE of TELEVISION: This episode, originally from season 2 of the anthology series Four Star Playhouse, was first broadcast by CBS on March 25, 1954. Restored and edited by PizzaFLIX with recreated titles.
Stars: Frank Lovejoy, Joan Vohs, Ted de Corsia
Director: Alvin Ganzer
McGraw is back! A shady boxing promoter hires McGraw to keep Pretty Boy Mendero away from the “dolls” until his next fighting match.
The GOLDEN AGE of TELEVISION: This episode, originally from season 4 of the anthology series Four Star Playhouse, was first broadcast by CBS on June 28, 1956. Restored and edited by PizzaFLIX with recreated titles.
Stars: Dick Powell, Shirley Patterson, Regis Toomey
Director: Robert Florey
Wille Dante is back! A blackmailer fresh out of prison intends to use Willie’s casino to launder his victims’ money. To ensure his cooperation, thugs hold one of his waiters hostage. But Dante has a plan to trap the blackmailer as he violates parole.
TRIVIA: Originally created by Blake Edwards for the anthology series Four Star Playhouse in 1953~1955. Eight episodes were produced by and starred Dick Powell as Willie Dante, a former card shark turned nightclub operator with a not-so-secret casino tucked in the back. The show was revisited in 1960 by producer Dick Powell as an actual TV series called “Dante,” but this time starred Howard Duff and set in San Francisco instead of Los Angeles.
Song
Historia de un amor
Artist
Nancy Nuñez
Album
Cadence Latine
Stars: Bela Lugosi, Jack Haley, Jean Parker
Director: Frank McDonald
An insurance investigator arrives at a creepy mansion to protect a millionaire who has had death threats made against him.
A drifter claims the money in an old bank account. Soon he finds himself the target of two men who turn out to be the sons of the man’s old partner.
On the eve of his marriage, a young man’s fiance disappears. He hires a private detective to help him track her down, but soon finds himself entangled in a web of lies, intrigue and murder revolving around his fiance’s dead ex-husband and his wealthy, corrupt family.
An artist married to a wealthy but ill woman begins an affair with one of his models, who is after him solely for his money.
Based on the old time radio show, “The Whistler” stars Richard Dix, and was directed by William Castle
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