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5 results for “Sorry Wrong Number” in 1953 · episodes
Suspense · Episode 522
Monday, October 19, 1953
In 'My True Love's Hair,' a sailor named John Harverson visits an island and encounters Rachel, a woman from his past, stirring feelings of love and danger. Announcer Harlow Wilcox blows the show's opening with a monumental blooper. A spectacularly beautiful and well-written sound portrait of the South Seas. The story of Rachel and of the sailor who loved her. Ben Wright, Clayton Post, Jack Kruschen, Joseph Kearns, Martha Wentworth, Paula Winslowe Opening credits, Sponsor message romance, murder, psychological tense Larry Thor CBS Auto Light and its 98,000 dealers bring you Mr. Jeff Alexander. I'm sorry, Mr. Jeff Chandler. In tonight's presentation of Suspense. Tonight, with song and story, Auto Light tells a classic tale of love and death. My true love's here, our star, Mr. Jeff Chandler. Well, Mr. McSorley, doing a crossword puzzle? That I am, Harlow. Say, what's perpetual motion? Why, that's the Auto Light electrical system in your Auto Light equipped car. You need it every time you blow your horn, turn on your lights,…
Victor Borge Collection · Episode 835
Thursday, April 16, 1953
Victor Borge entertains the audience with a medley of popular songs, showcasing his comedic timing and musical talent. The atmosphere is light-hearted as he interacts with the crowd and humorously navigates through the songs. cozy Well, what's the matter? Don't you know it? Well, if you don't know it, there's no reason why I should know it. All right. That takes care of that one. Now we only have not much left here. Pour me a乾杯 virgin. Sorry I don't know that doggy in the window you look. I don't know one that comes pretty close to it I guess. That's a fine day. That's a fine day. That's a fine day. That's a fine day. That's a fine day. That's one I know. That's a fine day. That's a fine day. I'm going to play one I have …
Victor Borge Collection · Episode 2590
Thursday, February 5, 1953
Victor Borge performs at the London Palladium, blending comedy and music in a unique and entertaining way. He engages the audience with witty anecdotes and humorous observations while showcasing his piano skills. romance, supernatural, psychological comic Good evening and welcome to here. It's of course a great pleasure for me to perform the first time here in the London Palladium and so forth. We're going to have an interval pretty soon. You should really have been here, this is the second show this evening, you should have been here during the first show, I'm sorry you weren't here. Because then we could have been home by now. I'm a little short of breath still, I ran over to the hotel between the performances and I missed the 8 o'clock lift. G…
Gunsmoke · Episode 75
Saturday, September 26, 1953
Mrs. Phillips returns to civilization after a decade of captivity by the Cheyennes, but her reunion with her husband is complicated by her bond with a young Cheyenne girl. Mrs. Phillips returns to civilization after being a captive of the Indians for ten years. The script was used on the Gunsmoke television series on April 4, 1959. See cat. #61465 for a network version of this broadcast. Edgar Barrier, Georgia Ellis, Helen Kleeb, Howard McNear, Parley Baer, William Conrad Opening credits, Search for the missing woman, Revealing the past of Mrs. Phillips, Dodge City reacts to Fawn, Conflict over Fawn's future, Deciding Fawn's next steps survival, romance, mistaken_identity tense George Walsh CBS Around Dodge City and in the territory on West, there's just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers and that's with a US Marshal and the smell of gun smoke. Gun Smoke starring William Conrad, the story of the violence that moved West with young America, the story of a man who moved with it, Matt Dillon, United States Marshal. Oh, now where in the world could he be? Don't shoot Mr. Dillon, it's Chester. Hey, are you a darn fool? I'm sorry sir, I didn't see you laying there. You're slammin…
The Lone Ranger · Episode 3153
Monday, March 30, 1953
The sheriff of Lawrenceville prepares to form a posse to capture the notorious Scarsdale Gang, who have just robbed a bank in Greenville. With the help of Marshal Tom Bell, they aim to track down the criminals before they escape. The Scarsdale Gang has robbed the bank in Greenville. The sheriff of Lawrenceville plans to form a posse to capture the gang with the help of Marshal Tom Bell. The program was rebroadcast on December 6, 1954 (see cat. #63658). Brace Beemer, John Todd Sheriff prepares for trouble, Lone Ranger receives urgent message, Town gathers to hunt gang, Crooks plan their next move, Masked man sets a trap, Confrontation reveals hidden truths, Sheriff thanks the masked hero crime, survival, revenge tense have packed a gun. What about him? Please know if they're here in another county. It doesn't concern me. But it does concern you, Sheriff. See, the United States Marshal says he thinks God's ill and his gang are heading this way. The message address to me is like this. You should hand it over as soon as you get it. Sorry, Sheriff. You ain't jumping jackpot. What's the matter? Spread the word that they need to party a big one. I want every able-bodied man in town to get the boys out of the cafe. …
