TWTD Archive – April 18, 1998
VARIETY OF SHOWS
Originally broadcast on WNIB
Saturday, April 18, 1998
SUSPENSE (4-17-47) “Green-Eyed Monster” starring Lloyd Nolan with Cathy Lewis. A man steals his own car, then murders his wife and stuffs her body in the trunk of the “stolen” automobile. Roma Wines, CBS. (29:26)
LAND OF THE LOST (1948) “Hall of Lost Lamps” featuring Isabel Manning Hewson with a story about Red Lantern, the wise, talking fish and “that wonderful kingdom at the bottom of the sea where all things lost find their way…” The children meet the blind triton who needs a piece of magic amber to regain his sight. Bosco, ABC. (25:06)
HALLMARK PLAYHOUSE (8-26-48) “State Fair” with Barbara Eiler, Tony Barrett, Barbara Fuller, Earle Ross, Sam Edwards and Peter Leeds in the story of an Iowa farm family encountering various adventures and romantic mix-ups while attending the annual State Fair. Hallmark Cards, CBS. (29:12)
FRONTIER GENTLEMAN (11-2-58) “Nasty People.” John Dehner stars as J. B. Kendall, reporter for The London Times, giving “…an Englishman’s account of life and death in the West.” On a rainy night in Kansas, Kendall is warned against staying with some unusual people. Multiple sponsors, CBS. (23:02)
PHIL HARRIS-ALICE FAYE SHOW (12-12-481 Frankie Remley (Elliott Lewis) is pressed into service when Phil promises to provide a sitter for Mr. Scott’s baby. Gale Gordon is Scott; Walter Tetley is Julius. Alice sings “Down Among the Sheltering Palms.” Rexall, NBC. (28:31)
ADVENTURES OF ELLERY QUEEN (3-27-43) “Adventure of the Circus Train” stars Hugh Marlowe as Ellery with Marion Shockley as Nikki. A circus fortune teller attempts to identify a murderer on a moving train. Bromo Seltzer, NBC. (28:05)
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