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26 de dic. de 2014 · An episode of 'Bob Hope Presents The Chrysler Theatre', starring the marvellous Roddy Mcdowall.Sorry about the awful video quality :
Free of Charge: Directed by S. Lee Pogostin. With Bob Hope, John Cassavetes, Diane Baker, Suzy Parker. Harrybell, an unconventional young Los Angeles composer, is sent to an institution for "psychiatric evaluation", because the authorities think his somewhat unusual outlook on life means he's crazy. He walks out of the facility with two other "crazies" to look for an inspiration for a musical ...
Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre is an American anthology series, sponsored by Chrysler Corporation, which ran on NBC from 1963 through 1967. The show was hosted by Bob Hope, but it had a variety of formats, including musical, dramatic, and comedy. The program included such events as an adaptation of One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich ...
Mr. Biddle's Crime Wave: Directed by Lawrence Dobkin. With Roddy McDowall, Pat Crowley, Lloyd Nolan, Shari Lewis. A chemist engages in pure research, but some of his research is dangerous. And he's a bit of a klutz. And he's a little socially inept, too. All things combined make him a danger to himself and others.
Wed, Feb 1, 1967. After the Civil War ends, a rich horse rancher out West hires the Bannisters, a married Southern couple who lost everything in the war, to help run his ranch. What the Banisters don't know is that their new boss has more on his mind than breeding horses, and his plans include the pretty Mrs. Bannister.
Four Kings: Directed by David Lowell Rich. With Peter Falk, Susan Strasberg, Paul Lukas, Robert Strauss. During World War II, intelligence pulls four "lifers" out of prison and sends them to steal top-secret rocket plans.
The Sister and the Savage: Directed by Gerald Mayer. With Connie Francis, James Farentino, Anne Seymour, Steve Carlson. Sister Mary Clare (Connie Francis), a former a singer, is now a nurse at St. Jerome's Hospital. She tries to convince a young rock 'n' roll singer to go through with a needed operation.
