[aka: "Douglas Edwards With The News" (1948 - 1962);
aka: "CBS News with Walter Cronkite" (1962 - 1981);
aka: "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981 - present)]
[NBC Primetime, 1952 as "Campbell Playhouse/Campbell Soundstage";
NBC Primetime, 1953 as "TV Soundstage" (live);
NBC Primetime, 1954 as "Campbell Summer Soundstage"]
[original title on both radio and TV: "Candid Microphone"]
[Re-issued, 1957 as "Jack London Stories"]
[Syndicated as "Foreign Legionnaire"]
[Syndicated title: "Jet Jackson, Flying Commando"]
[aka: "Dupont Cavalcade of America" (1955 - 1956),
"Dupont Cavalcade Theater" (1956 - 1957), and
"Cavalcade Theater"]
[aka: "NBC Cavalcade of Sports";
"The Gillette Cavalcade of Sports"; and
"The Friday Night Fights"]
[aka: "Hollywood Talent Scouts" and
"Art Linkletter's Hollywood Talent Scouts"]
[aka: "The Adventures of Champion, The Wonder Horse";
aka: "The Adventures of Champion"]
[aka: "The New Adventures of Charlie Chan"]
[aka: "The Charles Farrell Show"]
[aka: "Charlie Wild, PI";
aka: "Charlie Wilde, Private Eye";
aka: "Charley Wilde, Private Eye"]
[see also series listed under "Perry Como"]
[aka: Gruen Theatre, which see]
[aka: Stars Over Hollywood]
[orig. title: "Captain China";
1955 title: "The New Adventures of China Smith"]
[original title: "Bob Hope Presents The Chrysler Theatre"; and
comedy-var. shows titled: "Chrysler Presents a Bob Hope Special";
dramatic anthology epsides syndicated under the title:
"Universal Star Time"]
[12-year old "Mickey Braddock's" real name was Mickey Dolenz,
and as a young adult, he later starred as one of "The Monkees".]
[aka: "The Fabulous Fraud"]
[aka: "NBC Mystery Movie: Columbo (1971)";
aka: "ABC Mystery Movie: Columbo (1989)"]
[aka: "Casey, Crime Photographer"]
+ The David Susskind Show -- see Open
End (talk)
[3 mini-series which were broadcast in "Disneyland" 1954 - 1955]
[summer series: "Dean Martin Presents The Golddiggers..."]
[Alternate rerun titles:
"The Pioneers" (1960), hosted by Will Rogers, Jr.;
"Trails West" (1962), hosted by Ray Milland;
"Western Star Theatre" (1963) hosted by Rory Calhoun;
"Call Of The West" (1969) hosted by John Payne.]
[original title: "Policewoman Decoy"]
[aka: Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse]
[aka: "The Dick Clark Show"]
+ Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater -- see Zane
Grey Theater
[ABC Sunday Nights, 1954 - 1958, as "Disneyland";
ABC Sunday Nights, 1958 - 1961, as "Walt Disney Presents";
ABC Sunday Nights, 1961 - 1969,
as "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color";
ABC Sunday Nights, 1969 - 1979,
as "The Wonderful World of Disney";
ABC Sunday Nights, 1979 - 1981, as "Disney's Wonderful World";
CBS Sunday Nights, 1981 - 1983, as "Walt Disney";
ABC Sunday Nights, 1986 - 1988, as "The Disney Sunday Movie";
NBC Sunday Nights, 1988 - 1990, as "The Magical World of Disney";
Re-runs on "The Disney Channel" cable network]
[aka: "Doctor I. Q., the Mental Banker"]
[aka: "The New Doctors"]
[umbrella title: "Texaco Star Theater"]
[syndicated title: "Badge 714"]
[revival titles: "Dragnet '67", "Dragnet '68", etc]
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