Ford Theatre(1948–1955)

Years Ago

Despite being raised in a financially strapped family, a young woman longs to be a respected actress and sets about trying to become one.

Joy to the World

Night Must Fall

An old woman hires a young man to help around the house. Unfortunately, she begins to be concerned that he is in fact psychotic.

The Man Who Came to Dinner

The Silver Cord

Outward Bound

Arsenic and Old Lace

One Sunday Afternoon

Biff Grimes is a small-town dentist whose girlfriend is stolen by a an old friend named Hugo. Biff plots his revenge when Hugo returns to town with a toothache.

Light Up the Sky

Something Old, Something New

Crossed and Double Crossed

So Many Things Happen

Heart of Gold

They Also Serve

It Happened in a Pawn Shop

This Is My Heart

The Sermon of the Gun

Adventure in Connecticut

The First Born

The Old Man's Bride

Margin for Fear

All's Fair in Love

Madame 44

My Daughter's Husband

The Bet

Double Exposure

To Any Soldier

Just What the Doctor Ordered

Allison, Ltd.

The Life of the Party

The Son-in-Law

The Lady and the Champ

Look for Tomorrow

Sweet Talk Me, Jackson

The Jewel

There's No Place Like Home

The Trestle

Malaya Incident

Twentieth Century

On Borrowed Time

She Loves Me Not

Skylark

Kind Lady

Little Women

The Farmer Takes a Wife

The Barker

Laburnum Grove

The Royal Family

Uncle Harry

Room Service

Dear Brutus

The Little Minister

Ford Theatre's recent CBS-TV adaptation of James M. Barrie's *The Little Minister* brought the romance of Babbie, the bewitching gypsy, and the serious young minister to life. Tom Drake beautifully portrayed the minister's struggle with a forbidden love, culminating in the revelation that Babbie, vibrantly played by Frances Reid, was in fact Lady Barbara Rintoul.

The School for Scandal

Father Malachy's Miracle

Subway Express

The Shining Hour

On Borrowed Time (restaged)

For the Love of Kitty

For Value Received

Marriageable Male

The Good of His Soul

Come On, Red

The Last Thirty Minutes

The Taming of the Shrewd

Turn Back the Clock

Yours for a Dream

Sister Veronica

Wedding March

Night Visitor

A Season to Love

Wonderful Day for a Wedding

Beneath These Waters

Keep It in the Family

The Unlocked Door

The Mason-Dixon Line

The Tryst

The Traitor

Gripping spy play with Lee Tracy and Walter Hampden in their original stage roles. The full-hour adaptation of the past season's Broadway thriller concerns the misguided intentions of a young scientist—the traitor —to solve the threat of an atomic war by giving nuclear energy secrets to a Russian spy ring. The youth, Wesley Addy, feels that world peace lies in sharing the atomic bomb. The main scene of the play is laid in the Manhattan apartment of Professor Tobias Emanuel, the young man's mentor, played by Hampden. Addy has hidden bomb secrets and fissionable material for the Russians in the apartment when Captain Gallagher of the Naval Intelligence Office, portrayed by Tracy, steps in, One of the exciting sequences comes when Gallagher uses a Geiger counter to spot the cache

The Married Look

The Marble Faun

Angel Street

Heart of Darkness

The Whiteheaded Boy

Another Darling

Alice in Wonderland

Cause for Suspicion

The Presentation of the Look Magazine TV Awards

Final Copy

Spring Again

The Golden Mouth

The Ghost Patrol

Heart of Darkness (restaged)

Ticket to Oblivion

The Touchstone

Dead on the Vine

Peter Ibbetson

Three in a Room

Night Over London

The Ghost Patrol (restaged)

The Lilac Bush

Second Sight

Celebrity

Garrity's Sons

Hanrahan

Deception

The Woman at Fog Point

Sunday Mourn

While We're Young

Appointment with Destiny

The Policy of Joe Aladdin

Mimi

Cardboard Casanova

P.J. and the Lady

One Man Missing

Favorite Son