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The Classic TV Archive - US Dramatic Anthology Series
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###### THE ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR #####
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Episode Guide
version 30.0 June 2009
(Season 8)
compiled
by
The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by:
Tom Alger
Rina Fox
references:
Library of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov)
Internet Movie Database (http://us.imdb.com)
UCLA Film and Television Archive
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THE ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR (1962-65)
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Shamley productions
Revue Studios
for
CBS (Thursdays 10:00pm EST)(fall 1962)(season 1)(hour)
CBS (Fridays 10:00pm EST)(early 1963)(season 1 cont'd)(hour)
CBS (Fridays 10:00pm EST)(1963-64)(season 2)(hour)
NBC (Mondays 10:00pm EST)(1964-65) (season 3)(hour)
Executive Producer Alfred Hitchcock
US thriller anthology series 1962-65 93 episodes x 60 min bw
Hosted by
Alfred Hitchcock
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CBS Thursdays 10:00-11:00pm Eastern (20Sep62-20Dec62)
CBS Fridays 10:00-11:00pm Eastern (04Jan63-24May63)
8.01 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: A PIECE OF THE ACTION (verified on film)
20Sep1962 CBS Thur
Producer Norman Lloyd
Teleplay by Alfred Hayes
From a story by Oliver Barrett
Directed by Bernard Girard
Director of photography John L. Russell
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Gig Young ........ Duke Marsden
Martha Hyer ....... Alice Marsden
Co-starring
Gene Evans ........ Ed Krutcher
Robert Redford .... Chuck
with
Nick Dennis ....... Danny
Raymond Bailey .... Allie Saxon
Roger De Koven .... Nate
Kreg Martin ....... Smiley
Jack Sahakian ..... Gambler
Ralph Smiley ...... Waiter
Dee J. Thompson ... Kelly
Robert Reiner ..... Pete
Kam Tong .... Kimo the Houseboy (uncredited)
*
Art Director ...... Howard E. Johnson
Film Editor ....... Douglas Stewart
Editorial Dept. Head .... David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor .... Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Lyle Cain
Assistant Director .... Jack Doran
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & James S. Redd
Costumes by ....... Burton Miller
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
Professional gambler Duke Marsden endangers himself
by winning against an ex-hood.
8.02 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: DON'T LOOK BEHIND YOU
(verified on film)
27Sep1962 CBS Thur
Producer Norman Lloyd
Teleplay by Barre Lyndon
From a novel by Samuel Rogers
Directed by John Brahm
Director of photography John L. Russell, A.S.C.
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Jeffrey Hunter .... Harold
Vera Miles ........ Daphne
co-starring
Abraham Sofaer .... Dr. MacFarlane
Dick Sargent ...... Dave Fulton
Alf Kjellin ....... Edwin Volck
with
Mary Scott ........ Wanda Hatfield
Madge Kennedy ..... Mrs. MacFarlane
Ralph Roberts ..... Paul Hatfield
Clancy Cooper ..... Police Lieutenant
Suzanne Noel ...... Woman
*
Art Director ...... Martin Obzina
Film Editor ....... Douglas Stewart
Editorial Dept. Head .... David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor .... Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Earl Crain Sr.
Assistant Director ... Wallace Worsley
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Glen L. Daniels
Costumes by ....... Burton Miller
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
A medical student thinks she's next on the murder list after
several women have been murdered.
8.03 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: NIGHT OF THE OWL (verified on film)
04Oct1962 CBS Thur
Producer Joan Harrison
Teleplay by Richard Fielder
From a story by Andrew Garve
Directed by Alan Crosland Jr.
Director of photography John L. Russell, A.S.C.
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Cast:
Brian Keith ........ Jim Mallory
co-starring
Patricia Breslin .. Linda Mallory
Mike Kellin ....... Parker
with
Robert Bray ....... Lt. Hank Ames
Philip Coolidge ... Locke
Frank Ferguson .... Captain Garner
Norman Leavitt .... Ben Taylor
Terry Ann Ross .... Barbara Mallory
and
Claudia Cravey .... Anne Mallory
*
Art Director ...... Howard E. Johnson
Film Editor ....... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Editorial Dept. Head ... David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor ... Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Lyle Cain
Assistant Director ... Hilton A. Green
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Glen L. Daniels
Costumes by ....... Vincent Dee
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
For years a forest ranger and his wife have kept from their
adopted daughter the tragic truth of her real parents. Now
a stranger appears who threatens to reveal their carefully
guarded secret.
(11Apr63 A-R London UK, Thur 9:45 pm)
8.04 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: I SAW THE WHOLE THING (verified on film)
11Oct1962 CBS Thur
Producer Joan Harrison
Teleplay by Henry Slesar
From a story by Henry Cecil
Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
Director of photography Benjamin H. Kline
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
John Forsythe ........ Michael Barnes
co-starring
Kent Smith ......... Jerry O'Hara
Evans Evans ........ Penny Sanford
John Fiedler ....... Malcolm Stuart
with
Philip Ober ........ Colonel John Hoey
John Zaremba ....... Richard Anderson
Barney Phillips .... Lt. Sweet
William Newell ..... Sam Peterson
Willis Bouchey ..... Judge B. Neilson
Rusty Lane ......... Judge Martin
Billy Wells ........ George Peabody
Robert Karnes ...... The Police Sergeant
Maurice Manson ..... The Doctor
Kenneth Harp ....... The Bailiff
Anthony Jochim ..... Foreman
Lou Byrne .......... The Nurse
Mel Jass ........... The Recorder
Marc Cavell ........ The Young Man
Ronnie Rondell Jr... The Motorcyclist
Ben Pollock ........ The Court Clerk
and
Claire Griswold .... Joanne Dowling
*
Art Director ...... Martin Obzina
Film Editor ....... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Editorial Dept. Head .... David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor .... Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Ed Somers
Assistant Director .... Ronnie Rondell
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Glen L. Daniels
Costumes by ....... Vincent Dee
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
A mystery writer is accused of hitting a motorcyclist. [DM]
Synopsis:
Mystery writer Mike Barnes is involved in a hit-and-run accident.
Barnes gives himself up and decides to handle his own defense. [RF]
*Note: The script by Henry Slesar and Henry Cecil derives its suspense
from the question of the reliability of the eyewitnesses.
8.05 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: CAPTIVE AUDIENCE (verified on film)
18Oct1962
Producer Joan Harrison
Teleplay by Richard Levinson & William Link
Based on a novel by John Bingham
Directed by Alf Kjellin
Director of photography John L. Russell, A.S.C.
Guest Stars:
James Mason ........ Warren Barrow
Angie Dickinson ........ Janet West/Janet Waverly
Co-starring
Arnold Moss ........ Victor Hartman
Ed Nelson ........ Tom Keller
Roland Winters ........ Ivar West
with
Don Matheson ........ Jack Pierson
Sara Shane ........ Helen Barrow
Bart Burns ........ Summers
Geraldine Wall ........ Mrs. Hurley
Renee Godfrey ........ Hartman's secretary
Cosmo Sardo ........ Croupier
Barbara Dane ....... The Folk Singer
*
Art Director ...... Martin Obzina
Film Editor ....... Douglas Stewart
Editorial Dept. Head .... David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor .... Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. William Russell
Assistant Director .... Ronnie Rondell
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Glen L. Daniels
Costumes by ....... Burton Miller
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
A tape recording sounds all too real, for a publisher.
8.06 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: FINAL VOW (verified on film)
25-Oct-1962
Producer Norman Lloyd
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Henry Slesar
Directed by Norman Lloyd
Director of photography John L. Russell
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Carol Lynley ....... Sister Pamela
Clu Gulager ........ Jimmy Bresson
with
Don Hanmer ......... Wormer
Carmen Phillips .... Bess Macken
Isobel Elsom ....... Reverend Mother
Charity Grace ...... Sister Jem
Nora Marlowe ....... The Landlady
Sam Gilman ......... Lt. Shapiro
John Zaremba ....... Mr. Meecham
Sara Taft .......... Sister Lydia
Gaylord Cavallaro .. The Butler
Bridget Rohland .... The First Girl
Darlene Lucht ...... The Second Girl
Craig Duncan ....... The Sergeant
Virginia Aldridge .. The Lay Sister
Hinton Pope ........ The Train Conductor
and
R.G. Armstrong ..... William Downey
*
Art Director ...... Martin Obzina
Film Editor ....... Douglas Stewart
Editorial Dept. Head .... David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor ...... Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Earl Crain Jr.
Assistant Director ...... Ronnie Rondell
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Glen L. Daniels
Costumes by ....... Vincent Dee
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis 1:
A nun leaves the convent to track down the thief of a stolen statue.
Synopsis 2:
When a valuable statue of St. Francis is stolen from Sister Pamela,
the
young nun blames herself for the loss and decides to hunt down the thief. [TA]
8.07 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: ANNABELLE (verified on film)
01-Nov-1962
Producer Joan Harrison
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Robert Bloch
From a story by Patricia Highsmith
Directed by Paul Henreid
Director of photography John L. Russell
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Dean Stockwell ........ David Kelsey
Susan Oliver ........ Annabelle
Kathleen Nolan ..... Doris
co-starring
Gary Cockrell ...... Wes Carmichael
Hank Brandt ........ Gerald Delaney
Charles Robinson ... Wes
Lisabeth Hush ...... Linda
with
Florence MacMichael .. Daisy
Bert Remsen ........ The Sheriff
Bryan O'Byrne ...... Mr. Phelps
*
Art Director ...... Russell Kimball
Film Editor ....... Edward W. Williams A.C.E.
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor .... Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Lyle Cain
Assistant Director ..... Frank Fox
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Costumes by ....... Burton Miller
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
A chemist doesn't want to accept that his
ex-girlfriend is married to another.
8.08 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: HOUSE GUEST (verified on film)
08-Nov-1962
Producer Joan Harrison
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Henry Slesar & Marc Brandel
From a story by Andrew Garve
Directed by Alan Crosland Jr.
Director of photography John L. Russell
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
MacDonald Carey .... John Mitchell
Robert Sterling .... Ray Roscoe
co-starring
Peggy McCay ........ Sally Mitchell
Bill Mumy .......... Tony Mitchell
with
Karl Swenson ....... George Sherston
Adele Mara ......... Eve Sherston
Robert Armstrong ... Charles Faulkner
Linda Rand ......... Kira
William Hellinger .. Workman
*
Art Director ...... Martin Obzina
Film Editor ....... Edward W. Williams A.C.E.
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor. Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. David H. Moriarty
Assistant Director. Frank Losee
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Costumes by ....... Vincent Dee
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
John Mitchell gets more than he bargained for
when he offers a young man a new start.
8.09 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE BLACK CURTAIN (verified on film)
15-Nov-62 (rerun 22Feb63)
Producer Norman Lloyd
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Joel Murcott
From a story by Cornell Woolrich
Directed by Sidney Pollack
Director of photography John L. Russell
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Cast:
Richard Basehart ... Phil Townsend
Lola Albright ...... Ruth
co-starring
Harold J. Stone .... The Taxi Driver
Gail Kobe .......... Virginia
with
James Farentino .... Bernie
Neil Nephew ........ Chuck
Celia Lovsky ....... Mrs. Fisher
George Mitchell .... the Druggist
Andy Romano ........ P.A.L. Officer
William Sharon ..... The Man
Frank Sully ........ The Drunk
Joe Trapaso ........ Motorcycle Policeman
and
Lee Phillips ....... Frank Carlin
*
Art Director ...... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor ....... Douglas Stewart
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor. Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. William Russell
Assistant Director. Ronnie R. Rondell
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Robert G. Bradfield
Costumes by ....... Vincent Dee
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis 1:
For three years Phil Townsend has suffered from amnesia,
but a blow on the head changes all that. When Phil comes to,
he's afraid that he won't get to his wedding on time--not realizing
that he's already 36 months late. [DM]
Synopsis 2:
Phil Townsend, who has suffered from amnesia for three years, rushes off to
his wedding - not realizing that he's already 36 months late. [RF]
8.10 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: DAY OF RECKONING (verified on film)
22-Nov-1962
Producer Joan Harrison
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Richard Levinson & William Link
From a story by John Garden
Directed by Jerry Hopper
Director of photography John L. Russell
Music Score Lyn Murray
Starring:
Barry Sullivan ........ Paul Sampson
Guest Stars:
Claude Akins ........ Sheriff Jordan
Katharine Bard ...... Caroline Sampson
Hugh Marlowe ........ Harold
Jeremy Slate ........ Trent Parker
K.T. Stevens ........ Alex
and
Louis Hayward ....... Judge David Wilcox
with
Les Tremayne ........ Dr. Ryder
Robert Cornthwaite .. The District Attorney
Alexander Lockwood .. Dr. Campbell
James Flavin ........ The Coroner
Tom Begley .......... The Court Clerk
Buck Taylor ......... Frazier
Hinton Pope ......... Police Officer
and
Dee Hartford ........ Felicity Sampson
*
Art Director ...... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor ....... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor. Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Robert Bertrand
Assistant Director. Edward K. Dodds
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Glen L. Daniels
Costumes by ....... Vincent Dee
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
A mild-mannered man can't convince anyone that he
killed his unfaithful wife.
8.11 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: RIDE THE NIGHTMARE (verified on film)
29-Nov-1962
Producer Norman Lloyd
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Richard Matheson
From a story by Richard Matheson
Directed by Bernard Girard
Director of photography William Margulies, A.S.C.
Music Lyn Murray
Music Score Richard Shores
Guest Stars:
Hugh O'Brian ........ Christopher Martin
Gena Rowlands ....... Helen Martin
with
John Anderson ....... Adam
Jay Lanin ........... Fred
Richard Shannon ..... Steve
Philippa Bevans ..... Mrs. Anthony
Gail Bonney ......... The Elderly Woman
Olan Soule .......... Bill
Richard Franchot .... The Bank Teller
George Gaynes ....... Mr. Campbell
*
Art Director ...... Russell Kimball
Film Editor ....... Douglas Stewart
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor. Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Earl Crain Sr.
Assistant Director. Wallace Worsley
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Glen L. Daniels
Costumes by ....... Vincent Dee
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
Chris Martin is living a nightmare replete with
blackmail, kidnapping and murder.
8.12 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: HANGOVER (verified on film)
06-Dec-1962
Producer Norman Lloyd
Teleplay by Lou Rambeau
From a story by John D. MacDonald & Charles Runyon
Directed by Bernard Girard
Director of photography John L. Russell
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Tony Randall ...... Hadley Purvis
Jayne Mansfield ...... Marion
with
Dodie Heath ...... Sandra Purvis
Robert P. Lieb ...... Bill Hunter
Tyler McVey ...... District Attorney Driscoll
Richard Franchot ...... Albert
Myron Healey ...... Bob Blake
James Maloney ...... Cushman
Chris Roman ...... Cliff
June Levant ...... Saleswoman
William Phipps ...... Bartender
*
Art Director ...... Raymond Beal
Film Editor ....... Douglas Stewart
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor .... Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Earl Crain Sr.
Assistant Director .... Edward K. Dodds
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Glen L. Daniels
Costumes by ....... Burton Miller
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
A man wakes up with a hangover, his wife is missing
and in her place is a beautiful blonde.
8.13 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: BONFIRE (verified on film)
13-Dec-1962
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Alfred Hayes & William D. Gordon
From a story by V.S. Pritchett
Directed by Joseph Pevney
Director of photography William Margulies, A.S.C.
Music Pete Rugolo
Guest Stars:
Peter Falk ...... Robert Evans
Dina Merrill ...... Laura
Co-starring
Patricia Collinge ...... Naomi Freshwater
with
Sam Weston ...... Taxi Driver
Paul von Schreiber ...... Youth
Craig Curtis ...... Young Man
Craig Duncan ...... Police Officer
*
Art Director ...... Raymond Beal
Film Editor ....... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Editorial Dept. Head ... David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor ...... Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Earl Crain Sr.
Assistant Director ..... Frank Losee
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Glen L. Daniels
Costumes by ....... Vincent Dee
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
Desperate for the mansion to become his gospel temple
Evangelist Robert Evans will do what it takes.
8.14 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE TENDER POISONER
20-Dec-1962
Teleplay by Lukas Heller
From a
story by John Bingham
Directed by Leonard Horn
Guest Stars:
Howard Duff ...... Peter Harding
Dan Dailey ...... Philip Bartel
Jan Sterling ...... Beatrice Bartel
Co-starring
Bettye Ackerman ...... Lorna Dickson
Philip Reed ......... John O'Brien
with
William Bramley ..... Lt. McDonald
Richard Bull ........ Detective
Robert Reiner ....... Policeman
G. Stanley Jones .... Drugstore Clerk
Synopsis:
Two tycoons vying for a beautiful woman battle at
all costs.
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Moves from CBS Thursdays to Fridays 10:00pm
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8.15 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE THIRTY FIRST OF FEBRUARY
04-Jan-1963
Teleplay by Richard Matheson
From a story by Julian Symons
Directed by Alf Kjellin
Guest Stars:
William Conrad ...... Sgt. Cresse
Elizabeth Allen ...... Molly O'Rourke
David Wayne ...... Andrew Anderson
Co-starring
William Sargent ...... Peter Granville
Bob Crane ...... Charlie Lessing
with
Staats Cotsworth ...... Mr. Vincent
King Calder ...... Riverton
Bernadette Hale ...... Miss Wright
Kathleen O'Malley ...... Valerie Anderson
Steven Gravers ...... Psychiatrist
Synopsis:
After the death of his wife bizarre events occur which
drive the widower insane. [DM]
8.16 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: WHAT REALLY HAPPENED
(verified on film)
11-Jan-1963
Producer Joan Harrison
Teleplay by Henry Slesar
From a story by Mary Belloc Lowndes
Directed by Jack Smight
Director of photography William Margulies
Music Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Anne Francis ........ Eve Raydon
Ruth Roman .......... Addie
Gladys Cooper ....... Mrs. Raydon
Steve Dunne ......... Jack Wentworth
Co-starring
Michael Strong ...... Molloy
Tim O'Connor ........ Halstead
with
Gene Lyons .......... Howard Raydon
Charles Irving ...... The Judge
Theodore Newton ..... The Doctor
Fern Barry .......... The Maid
Michael Crisalli .... Gilly Strain
*
Art Director ...... Raymond Beal
Film Editor ....... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor. Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. David H. Moriarty
Assistant Director. Ronnie Rondell
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Glen L. Daniels
Costumes by ....... Vincent Dee
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
When a distraught housekeeper murders her employer,
the dead man's wife is charged with the crime.
8.17 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour:
FORECAST: LOW CLOUDS AND COASTAL FOG
(verified on film)
18-Jan-1963
Producer Leon Benson
Teleplay by Lee Erwin
Directed by Charles Haas
Director of photography Lyn Murray
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Dan O'Herlihy ....... Simon Carter
Inger Stevens ....... Karen Wilson
Co-starring
Christopher Dark ....... Manuel Sanchez
Chris Robinson ....... Ricky
Richard Jaeckel ....... Tom
Peter Brown ....... Ed
with
Simon Scott ......... Stan Wilson
Russell Thorsen ..... Geary
Robert Millar ....... Mitch
Greg Morris ......... Intern
*
Art Director ...... Raymond Beal
Film Editor ....... Lee Huntington, A.C.E.
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor. Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Lyle Cain
Assistant Director. James H. Brown
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Maurice Mulcahy
Costumes by ....... Vincent Dee
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
A housekeeper murders her employer and the
wife is charged. [DM]
Synopsis 2:
A woman is plunged into a nightmare after she refuses
to aid a man and his badly beaten girlfriend.
8.18 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: A TANGLED WEB
25-Jan-1963 (rebroadcast 26Jul63)
Producer Norman Lloyd
Teleplay by James Bridges
From a story by Nicholas Blake
Directed by Alf Kjellin
Director of photography John L. Russell, A.S.C.
Guest Stars:
Robert Redford ....... David Chesterman
Barry Morse ....... Carl Gault
Zohra Lampert ....... Maria
Cathleen Cordell ....... Mrs. Spaulding
Gertrude Flynn ....... Ethel Chesterman
Syl Lamont ....... Photographer
Hinton Pope ....... Cab Driver
Hal Bokar ....... Reporter
Ronnie Rondell Jr. ....... Student
Elizabeth Thompson ....... Student's girlfriend
Synopsis:
A romantic triangle leads to mayhem and murder. [DM]
Synopsis:
After marrying the family maid against his socialite mother's wishes, David
Chesterman
and his bride seek advice from David's friend Karl Gault, a wig-maker. [RF]
8.19 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: TO CATCH A BUTTERFLY
(verified on film)
02-Feb-1963
Producer David Lowell Rich
Teleplay by Richard Fielder
Directed by David Lowell Rich
Director of photography Lionel Lindon
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Bradford Dillman ....... Bill Nelson
Co-starring
Diana Hyland ....... Janet Nelson
Edward Asner ....... Jack Stander
with
June Dayton ....... Barbara Stander
Than Wyenn ....... Dr. Burns
Mickey Sholdar ....... Eddie Stander
Clegg Hoyt ....... Trucker
John Pickard ....... First Fireman
Andy Romano ....... Second Fireman
John Newton ......... The Policeman
*
Art Director ........ Raymond Beal
Film Editor ......... Edward W. Williams
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor. Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Lyle Cain
Assistant Director. Ray Taylor Jr.
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Robert C. Bradfield
Costumes by ....... Vincent Dee
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis 1:
A neighbor's disturbed son is planning murder. [DM]
Synopsis:
Bill and Janet Nelson are disturbed by the weird behavior of Eddie stander,
the little boy who lives next door. After some unsuccessful efforts to befriend Eddie,
Bill comes to the conclusion that the child is disturbed and needs help. [RF]
8.20 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE PARAGON
08-Feb-1963
Producer Joan Harrison
Teleplay by Alfred Hayes
From a story by Rebecca West
Directed by James Smight
Director of photography John L. Russell
Guest Stars:
Joan Fontaine ....... Alice Pemberton
Gary Merrill ....... John Pemberton
Virginia Vincent ....... Madge Fletcher
William Sargent ....... Walter Fletcher
Richard Carlyle ....... Leo Wales
Linda Leighton ....... Evie Wales
June Walker ....... Mrs. Wales
Willis Bouchey ...... Mr. Norton
Irene Tedrow ........ Ethel
Synopsis
1:
After years of living with his meddlesome wife,
John comes up with the perfect solution. [DM]
Synopsis 2:
Alice Pemberton loves to do things for people, but her beneficiaries are sick
and
tired of her meddling in their affairs. Alice's husband John, who is also beginning
to resent her, hopes that she finds her reward in heaven - and is even thinking of
getting her there a little sooner than she expects. [RF]
8.21 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour:
I'LL BE THE JUDGE, I'LL BE THE JURY
15-Feb-1963
Producer Norman Lloyd
Teleplay by Lukas Heller
From a story by Elizabeth Hely
Directed by James Sheldon
Director of photography John F. Warren
Guest Stars:
Albert Salmi ....... Theodore Bond
Peter Graves ....... Mark Needham
Sarah Marshall ....... Louise Trevor
Ed Nelson ....... Alex Trevor
Rodolfo Hoyos Jr. ....... Inspector Ortiz
Eileen O'Neill ....... Laura Needham
Zolya Talma ....... Mrs. Bond
Eric Tovar ....... Perez
Judith DeHart ....... Margaret
Martin Garralaga ....... Mexican Priest
Synopsis:
A policeman uses his wife as a decoy. [DM]
Synopsis:
The Needhams' Mexican honeymoon ends in tragedy when Mark Needham
finds his young bride murdered. Not satisfied with the local investigation,
Mark decides to find the killer himself. [RF]
8.22 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: DIAGNOSIS: DANGER
01-Mar-1963
Producer Roland Kibbee
Teleplay by Roland Kibbee
Directed by Sydney Pollack
Director of photography Lionel Lindon
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Michael Parks ....... Dr. Dan Dana
Irene Martin ....... Mrs. Benson
Charles McGraw ....... Mr. Oliver
Marc Cavell ....... Alf
Rupert Crosse ....... Dr. Mackey
Al Ruscio ....... Dr. Taylor
Stefan Gierasch ....... Sgt. Boyle
Celia Lovsky ....... Mrs. Jatouba
Clarke Gordon ....... Dr. Miller
Berkeley Harris ....... Deputy Sheriff Judd
Dee J. Thompson ....... Miss Nelson
Douglas Henderson ....... Huntziger
Gus Trikonis ....... Gordie
Allen Joseph ....... Dr. Abrams
Helen Westcott ....... Mrs. Fletcher
Marc Rambeau ....... Doug
Howard Wendell ....... General Petitioner
Audrey Swanson ....... Office Nurse
Synopsis 1:
An outbreak of anthrax in Los Angeles threatens to panic the city
until the health department's Dr. Dan Dana arrives to track down the
source of the disease. [DM]
Synopsis 2:
An unidentified body is found near a highway - and the cause of death is
anthrax,
an extremely infectious disease. County health officer Simon Oliver tries to avert panic
in the area by keeping the news secret while police try to find out who the dead man
was and where he came from. [RF]
8.23 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE LONELY HOURS
(verified on film)
08-Mar-1963
Producer Joan Harrison
Teleplay by William D. Gordon
Based on the novel "The Hours Before Dawn" by Celia Fremlin
Directed by Jack Smight
Director of photography John F. Warren
Guest Stars:
Nancy Kelly ......... Vera Brandon / Mrs. Williams
Gena Rowlands ....... Louise Henderson
Co-starring
Joyce Van Patten .... Grace Thorpe
with
Alice Backes ........ The Policewoman
Willa Pearl Curtis .. Hassie
Juanita Moore ....... Mrs. McFarland
Jackie Russell ...... Sandra
Mary Adams .......... The Nurse
Jesslyn Fax ......... Miss McGuiness
Sally Smith ......... Marjorie Henderson
Jennifer Gillespie .. Celia
Annette Ferra ....... Harriet Henderson
*
Art Director ........ Raymond Beal
Film Editor ......... Edward W. Williams
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor... Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. William Russell
Assistant Director .... Ronnie Rondell
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Robert C. Bradfield
Costumes by ....... Burton Miller
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
A boarder shows unusual interest in her child.
8.24 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE STAR JUROR
(verified on film)
15-Mar-1963
Producer Norman Lloyd
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by James Bridges
Based on a story by Francis Didelot
Directed by Herschel Daugherty
Director of photography Lionel Lindon
Music Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Dean Jagger ........... George Davies
Betty Field ........... Jenny Davies
Will Hutchins ......... J.J. Fenton
Co-starring
Crahan Denton ......... Sheriff Walter Watson
Katherine Squire ...... Mrs. Fenton
Cathie Merchant ....... Lola
Harry Harvey, Sr. ..... Dr. Vince
with
Josie Lloyd ........... Pauline Davies
Jennifer West ......... Alice Morse
William Challee .......... Jess
Burt Mustin ......... Jury Foreman
Mark Murray ......... Jack
Sam Reese ........... Martin Hendrix
Lew Brown ........... Prosecuting Attorney
Martine Bartlett .... Flossie
Kathryn Card ........ Elsie Grissom
Dennis Guernsey ..... Bob
Don Hanmer .......... Leo Lloyd
Ray Hemphill ........ Pete
John McLiam ......... Judge Higgins
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor ......... Douglas Stewart
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor. Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Lyle Cain
Assistant Director. Carter DeHaven, III
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Glen L. Daniels
Costumes by ....... Vincent Dee
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis 1:
George Davies is a member of the jury
that is trying another man for the crime he committed.
Synopsis 2:
George Davies murders a coquettish young lady named Lola but Lola's boyfriend,
J.J. Fenton, gets stuck with the murder rap - and Davies is picked to serve on the jury. [RF]
8.25 [293] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE LONG SILENCE (verified on film)
22Mar63 CBS Fri
Producer Robert Douglas
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by William D. Gordon & Charles Beaumont
Based on a story by Hilda Lawrence
Directed by Robert Douglas
Director of photography Benjamin H. Kline
Editor Edward W. Williams
Music Lyn Murray
Guest Cast:
Michael Rennie ....... Ralph Manson
Phyllis Thaxter ....... Nora Cory Manson
Co-starring
Natalie Trundy ....... Jean Dekker
James McMullen ....... George Cory
with
Connie Gilchrist .......Emma
Vaughn Taylor ....... Dr. Babcock
Rees Vaughn ....... Robbie Cory
Claude Stroud ..... Edgar Ogden
*
Art Director ........ Raymond Beal
Film Editor ......... Edward W. Williams
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor. Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. John W. Rixey
Assistant Director. Ben Bishop
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & George Milo
Costumes by ....... Burton Miller
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
Wealthy Nora Cory, paralyzed and mute, knows that her second
husband was responsible for her son's death - and fears
he is now planning to kill her. [TA]
8.26 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: AN OUT FOR OSCAR
(verified on film)
05-Apr-1963
Producer Norman Lloyd
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by David Goodis
Based on a story by Henry Kane
Directed by Bernard Girard
Director of photography William Margulies
Music Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Henry Silva ....... Bill Grant
Linda Christian ....... Eva Ashley
Larry Storch ....... Oscar Blenny
with
David White ....... Detective Burr
John Marley ....... Mike
Rayford Barnes ....... Ronald
Myron Healey ....... Peter Rogan
Alan Napier ....... Mr. Hodges
George Petrie ....... Rogers
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor ......... Douglas Stewart
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor. Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. William Russell
Assistant Director. John Clarke Bowman
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Costumes by ....... Burton Miller
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
A timid bank teller schemes to free himself from his
unfaithful wife and her lover.
8.27 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour:
DEATH AND THE JOYFUL WOMAN
(verified on film)
12-Apr-1963
Producer Norman Lloyd
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by James Bridges
Based on a story by Ellis Peters
Directed by John Brahm
Director of photography John L. Russell
Music Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Laraine Day ....... Ruth
Gilbert Roland ....... Luis Aguilar
Co-starring
Tom Lowell ....... Dominic Felse
Laura Devon ....... Kitty Norris
Don Galloway ....... Al Aguilar
Maggie Pierce ....... Jean Aguilar
with
Raymond Greenleaf ... The Doctor
Richard Bull ........ The Butler
Andy Romano ......... The Assistant
Jack Sahakian ....... The Man
and
Frank Overton ....... George Felse
*
Art Director ........ Raymond Beal
Film Editor ......... Douglas Stewart
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor. Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Corson Jowett
Assistant Director. Frank Losee
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & George Milo
Costumes by ....... Burton Miller
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
A father and son come to heads after a drinking bout.
8.28 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour:
LAST SEEN WEARING BLUE JEANS
(verified on film)
09-Apr-1963
Producer Joan Harrison
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Lou Rambeau
From a story by Amber Dean
Directed by Alan Crosland Jr.
Director of photography John L. Russell
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Michael Wilding ....... David Saunders
Anna Lee ....... Roberta Saunders
Katherine Crawford ....... Loren Saunders
Randy Boone ....... Pete Tanner
Co-starring
Karl Lukas .......... Mel Tanner
James Anderson ....... Vince Cates
with
Jesse Jacobs ....... Grosse
Eve McVeagh ....... Rose Cates
Russ Conway ....... Henderson
Kreg Martin ....... Al
Jose De Vega ........ Gato
Frank Albertson ..... Tom Batterman
Carlos Romero ....... Alfau
Tito De Mario ....... First Youth
Ricky Vera .......... Second Youth
Paul Fierro ......... The Priest
Rose Montiel ........ Maria
*
Art Director ........ Raymond Beal
Film Editor ......... Edward W. Williams
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor. Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Corson Jowett
Assistant Director. Donald Baer
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & George Milo
Costumes by ....... Burton Miller
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis 1:
A young girl becomes a target after witnessing a crime. [DM]
Synopsis:
At a roadside cafe, Lauren Saunders falls asleep in the back of a station wagon
and ends up in Mexico - where she witnesses a murder. [RF]
8.29 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE DARK POOL
(verified on film)
03-May-1963
Producer Joan Harrison
Teleplay by Alec Coppel & William D. Gordon
From a story by William D. Gordon
Directed by Jack Smight
Director of photography John L. Russell
Guest Stars:
Lois Nettleton ...... Dianne Castillejo
Anthony George ...... Victor Castillejo
Madlyn Rhue ......... Consuela Sandine
Co-starring
David White ......... Lance Hawthorn
Eugene Iglesias ..... Pedro Sanchez
with
Doris Lloyd ......... Mrs. Gibbs
John Zaremba ........ Coroner
Walter Woolf King ... Senator Hayes
Isobel Elsom ........ Sister Marie Therese
Eva Novak ........... Mrs. Hayes
Bess Flowers ........ Mrs. Pradanos
Paul Bradley ........ Mr. Pradanos
*
Art Director ........ Frank Arrigo
Film Editor ......... Edward W. Williams
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor. Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Ed Somers
Assistant Director. Edward K. Dodds
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & George Milo
Costumes by ....... Burton Miller
Makeup ............ Leo Lotito Jr.
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis
1:
After her child drowns, a woman's nightmares come to haunt her.
Synopsis 2:
Dianne Castillejo was responsible for the accidental drowning of her adopted
child,
but she persuaded the governess to accept the blame. Now, a woman claiming to
be the child's real mother shows up - and says that she knows that Dianne is guilty. [RF]
8.30 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: DEAR UNCLE GEORGE
(verified on film)
10-May-1963
Producer Norman Lloyd
Teleplay by Richard Levinson & William Link & James Bridges
From a story by Richard Levinson & William Link
Directed by Joseph M. Newman
Director of Photography William Margulies
Guest Stars:
Gene Barry .......... John Chambers
John Larkin ......... Simon Aldritch
co-starring
Patricia Donahue .... Louise Chambers
Dabney Coleman ...... Tom Esterow
Lou Jacobi .......... Lt. Wolfson
with
Robert Sampson ...... Sgt. Duncan
Brendon T. Dillon ... Sam
Alicia Li ........... Bea
Charity Grace ....... Mrs. Weatherby
Jimmy Joyce ......... The Fingerprint Man
Joe Trapaso ......... The Policeman
*
Art Director ........ Frank Arrigo
Film Editor ......... Douglas Steward
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor ... Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Lyle Cain
Assistant Director ... Carter DeHaven III
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Costumes by ....... Burton Miller
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis 1:
Advice columnist John Chambers has a marital problem of his own:
His
wife is unfaithful. His solution - murder. [RF]
Synopsis 2:
An advice columnist has his own problems, his wife
is unfaithful.
8.31 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: RUN FOR DOOM
(verified on film)
17-May-1963
Producer Norman Lloyd
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by James Bridges
From a story by Henry Kane
Directed by Bernard Girard
Director of photography John L. Russell
Music Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
John Gavin .......... Dr. Don Reed
Diana Dors .......... Niki Carroll
Scott Brady ......... Bill Floyd
with
Carl Benton Reid .... Horace Reed
Tom Skerritt ........ Dr. Frank Farmer
Lew Brown ........... David Carson
Robert Carson ....... Mulloy
Gail Bonney ......... Sarah
Jon Shepodd ......... Curtis
Barry Cahill ........ The Chief Petty Officer
Patricia Krest ...... The Teller
Jackie Russell ...... The Waitress
Audrey Swanson ...... The Nurse
Cathie Taylor ....... The Singer
*
Art Director ........ George Patrick
Film Editor ......... Edward W. Williams
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor. Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Frank H. Wilkinson
Assistant Director. Ronnie Rondell
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & James S. Redd
Costumes by ....... Burton Miller
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
A doctor plans to marry a singer, despite warnings
that all three ex-husbands died violently.
8.32 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: DEATH OF A COP
(verified on film)
24-May-1963
Producer Norman Lloyd
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Leigh Brackett
From a story by Douglas Warner
Directed by Joseph M. Newman
Director of photography Lionel Lindon
Music Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Victor Jory ......... Paul Reardon
Peter Brown ......... Philip Reardon
co-starring
Lawrence Tierney .... Herbie Lane
John Marley ......... Det. Ed Singer
Paul Hartman ........ Trenker
Richard Jaeckel ..... Boxer
with
Paul Genge .......... Lt. Tom Mills
Wilton Graff ........ George Chaney
Read Morgan ......... Freddie Arnold
Rex Holman .......... Jocko Hanlin
Jean Willes ......... Eva
Rees Vaughn ......... Sammy Garrison
Shirley O'Hara ...... Alice Reardon
Bob Okazaki ......... Wong
Marc Rambeau ........ Alec Malloy
Joseph Ruskin ....... Gabby Donovan
Hari Rhodes ......... The Policeman
Tenen Holtz ......... The Druggist
Rita Conde .......... Mrs. Dominguez
*
Art Director ........ Howard E. Johnson
Film Editor ......... Douglas Stewart
Editorial Dept. Head .... David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervisor ..... Stanley Wilson
Sound ............. Lyle Cain
Assistant Director ..... Carter DeHaven III
Set Decorators .... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Costumes by ....... Burton Miller
Makeup ............ Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ...... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
After the death of his son, a detective concocts a grim
plan of revenge.
[--] Alfred Hitchcock Hour: 02Aug63 Fri
rerun of "The Long Silence" (first aired 22Mar63)
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CBS Fridays 10:00-11:00pm Eastern
9.01[---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: A HOME AWAY FROM HOME (verified on film)
27-Sep-1963
Produced by David Lowell Rich
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Robert Bloch
Story by Robert Bloch
Directed by Herschel Daugherty
Director of photography John F. Warren
Music Score Bernard Herrmann
Guest Stars:
Ray Milland ......... Dr. Fenwick
Claire Griswold ..... Natalie Rivers
co-starring
Mary La Roche ....... Ruth
Virginia Gregg ...... Miss Gibson
with
Peter Leeds ......... Andrew
Ben Wright .......... Dr. Norton
Peter Brooks ........ Donald
Connie Gilchrist .... Martha
Jack Searle ......... Nicky Long
Beatrice Kay ........ Sarah Sanders
Ronald Long ......... Major
Brendan Dillon ...... Inspector Roberts
Richard Peel ........ First Officer
*
Art Director ........ Russell Kimball
Film Editor ......... Edward W. Williams A.C.E.
Editorial Dept Head .... David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision ..... Stanley Wilson
Assistant Director ..... George Bisk
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Costumes ............ Burton Miller
Makeup .............. Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ........ Florence Bush
Synopsis:
The Norton Sanatorium is overrun by the patients when Dr. Fenwick
also
a patient kills Dr. Norton and takes over the asylum.
9.02 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: A NICE TOUCH (verified on film)
04-Oct-1963
Produced by Robert Douglas
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Written by Mann Rubin
Directed by Joseph Pevney
Director of photography William Margulies A.S.C.
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Anne Baxter ....... Janice Brandt
George Segal ....... Larry Duke
with
Harry Townes ....... Ed Brandt
Charlene Holt ....... Darlene Vance
Walter Woolf King ....... Executive
Mimi Dillard ....... Receptionist
Martha Stewart ....... Secretary
Gil Stuart ....... Actor
*
Art Director ........ Howard E. Johnson
Film Editor ......... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Editorial Dept Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision.. Stanley Wilson
Assistant Director .. Charles S. Gould
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Costumes ............ Vincent Dee
Makeup .............. Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ........ Florence Bush
Synopsis:
A woman is caught between her drunken husband
and her over-bearing lover.
9.03 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: TERROR IN NORTHFIELD (verified on film)
11-Oct-1963
Producer Charles Russell
Teleplay by Leigh Brackett
Story by Ellery Queen
Directed by Harvey Hart
Director of photography William Margulies
Music Bernard Hermann
Guest Stars:
Dick York ........... Sheriff Will Pearce
Jacqueline Scott .... Susan Marsh
R.G. Armstrong ...... John Cooley
co-starring
Katherine Squire .... Mrs. La Font
Dennis Patrick ...... Frenchy La Font
Peter Whitney ....... Bib Hadley
Curt Conway ......... Dr. Buxton
with
Gertrude Flynn ...... Flora Sloan
Harry Harvey ........ Mayor Sanford Brown
Jim Boles ........... Grocer
Raymond Guth ........ Farmer
William Newell ...... Mr. Jones
Robert Reiner ....... Mr. Brown
Gail Bonney ......... Mrs. Hayes
Bryan O'Byrne ....... Mr. Smith
Harry Antrim ........ Councilman
Dee Carroll ......... Woman
Hinton Pope ......... Second man
Hal Bokar ........... Third man
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor ......... Douglas Steward & Bud S. Isaacs
Editorial Dept Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision.. Stanley Wilson
Sound ............... Frank H. Wilkinson
Assistant Director .. Dolph M. Zimmer
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Costumes ............ Burton Miller
Makeup .............. Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ........ Florence Bush
Synopsis:
A religious fanatic is out to avenge the killing of his son.
9.04 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: YOU'LL BE THE DEATH OF ME (verified on film)
18-Oct-1963
Produced by Robert Douglas
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by William D. Gordon
Story by Anthony Gilbert
Directed by Robert Douglas
Director of photography William Margulies
Music Score Bernard Herrmann
Guest Stars:
Robert Loggia ....... 'Driver' Arthur
co-starring
Pilar Seurat ........ Mickey Arthur
Sondra Kerr ......... Ruby McCleod (aka Sondra Blake)
with
Hal Smith ........... Tompy Dill
Carmen Phillips ..... Bette Rose Calder
Kathleen Freeman .... Mrs. McCleod
Barry Atwater ....... Gar Newton
Charles Seel ........ Doc Chalmont
Norman Leavitt ...... Kyle Sawyer
Sam Edwards ......... The Bartender
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor ......... Bud S. Isaacs
Editorial Dept Head .... David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .... Stanley Wilson
Sound ............... William Russell
Assistant Director ..... Edward K. Dodds
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy & James M. Walters
Costumes ............ Vincent Dee
Makeup .............. Bob Dawn
Hair Stylist ........ Florence Bush
Synopsis:
A bride is growing suspicious of her new husband
and that he committed murder.
9.05 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: BLOOD BARGAIN
25-Oct-1963
Producer Joan Harrison
Written by Henry Slesar
Directed by Bernard Girard
Director of photography Lionel Lindon
Guest Stars:
Anne Francis .... Connie Breech
Richard Kiley ..... Jim Derry
Richard Long ..... Eddie Breech
Ross Elliott ..... Lt. Geer
Barney Martin ..... Rupert Harney
Peter Brocco ..... Figaro
Anthony D. Call ..... Earl
Thomas Bellin ...... Bartender
Craig Duncan ....... Detective
Synopsis:
A husband fed up with his invalid wife, hires a killer
who reneges after meeting the target.
9.06 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: NOTHING EVER HAPPENS IN LINVALE
08-Nov-1963
Producer Norman Lloyd
Teleplay by Richard Levinson & William Link
Story by Robert Twohy
Directed by Herschel Daugherty
Director of photography Benjamin H. Kline
Music Score Bernard Herrmann
Guest Stars:
Gary Merrill ..... Harry Jarvis
Fess Parker ...... Sheriff Ben Wister
Phyllis Thaxter ...... Mrs. Logan
George Furth ...... Charlie
Robert P. Lieb ...... Dr. Wyatt
Burt Mustin ...... Mr. Bell
Jan Arvan ...... Al
Cathie Merchant ...... Receptionist
Sam Reese ........... Henry
Martine Bartlett .... Mrs. Bergen
Robert Roter ........ The Boy
Synopsis:
A widow tries to convince a detective that her
neighbor murdered his wife.
9.07 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: STARRING THE DEFENSE (verified on film)
15-Nov-1963
Producer Joan Harrison
Written by Henry Slesar
Directed by Joseph Pevney
Director of photography John F. Warren
Guest Stars:
Richard Basehart ...... Miles Crawford
Teno Pollick ...... Tod Crawford
Russell Collins ...... Sam Brody
Diane Mountford ...... Ruthie
with
S. John Launer ...... Lawyer
Jean Hale ........... Barbara 'Babs' Riordan
Christopher Connelly. Rudy Trask
Rockne Tarkington ... Officer Pete
John Zaremba ........ Judge
Bill Zuckert ........ Lt. Raphael
Vince Williams ...... The Court Bailiff
Nolan Leary ......... The Movie Judge
Selmer Jackson ...... The Movie Chaplain
Charles Fredericks .. The Movie Warden
Buster West ......... The Movie Foreman
Florence Halop ...... Jenny, Mr. Crawford's maid
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Editor .............. Edward W. Williams
Editorial Dept Head.. David J. O'Connell
Music Supervisor..... Stanley Wilson
Assistant Director .. Ronnie Rondell Jr.
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Sound ............... Earl Crain Jr.
Costume Supervisor .. Vincent Dee
Makeup Artist ....... Robert Dawn
Hair Stylist ........ Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
An actor decides to "act" as his son's lawyer, after
he is accused of murder.
22-Nov-1963 Preempted
9.08 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE CADAVER (verified on film)
29-Nov-1963
Producer Charles Russell
Teleplay by James Bridges
From a story by Robert Arthur
Directed by Alf Kjellin
Director of photography John F. Warren
Guest Stars:
Michael Parks ...... Skip Baxter
Joby Baker ...... Doc Carroll
Don Marshall ...... Tom Jackson
Ruth McDevitt ...... Millie
co-starring
Martin Blaine ....... Professor Dawson
Brooke Hayward ...... Barbara Simms
Eric Matthews ....... Charlie Pitts
Jeff Cooper ......... Eddie Phillips
Rafer Johnson ....... Ed Blair
Michael Beirne ...... Jon Thompson
Jennifer West ....... Ruby
with
William Sharon ...... Sam the Bartender
Bronwyn FitzSimons .. Girl Student
Bob Bernard ......... The First Student
George Dockstader ... The Garbage Collector
*
Art Director ........ Raymond Beal
Editor .............. Danford B. Greene
Editorial Dept Head.. David J. O'Connell
Music Supervisor..... Stanley Wilson
Assistant Director .. Charles S. Gould
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Sound ............... William Lynch
Costume Supervisor .. Vincent Dee
Makeup Artist ....... Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ........ Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
A medical student tries to get his roommate off the bottle
by thinking he killed a girl while in a drunken stupor.
9.09 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE DIVIDING WALL (verified on film)
06-Dec-1963
Producer Joan Harrison
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Joel Murcott
From a story by George Bellak
Directed by Bernard Girard
Director of photography William Margulies
Guest Stars:
James Gregory ...... Fred Kruger
Chris Robinson ...... Terry
co-starring
Katharine Ross ...... Carol
Norman Fell ...... Al Norman
Rusty Lane ...... Otto Brandt
Simon Scott ...... Durrell
with
Judd Foster ...... Polson
Bob Kelljan ...... Frank
Renata Vanni ..... Woman Customer
Erik Corey ...... Boy
William Boyett ...... Radio Operator
Synopsis:
A gang's latest heist may be their last, the loot contained
a radioactive capsule.
9.10 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: GOODBYE, GEORGE (verified on film)
13-Dec-1963
Producer Joan Harrison
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by William Fay
From a story by Robert Arthur
Directed by Robert Stevens
Director of photography John F. Warren
Music Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Patricia Barry ...... Lana Layne/Rosemary 'Peaches' Cassidy
Robert Culp ......... Harry Lawrence
Stubby Kaye ......... George Cassidy
Elliot Reid ......... Dave Dennis
with
Alice Pearce ........ Haila French
Bernie Kopell ....... The Director
Sally Carter-Ihnat .. The Starlet
Holly Bane .......... The Bartender (as Mike Ragan)
Kreg Martin ......... The Patrol Officer
Jimmy Joyce ......... The Photographer
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Editor .............. Edward W. Williams
Editorial Dept Head.. David J. O'Connell
Music Supervisor..... Stanley Wilson
Assistant Director .. Jack Doran
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Sound ............... Lyle Cain
Costume Supervisor .. Burton Miller
Makeup Artist ....... Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ........ Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
An ex-convict pays a visit to his wife. The wife now a big star
is surprised thinking he was dead.
9.11 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour:
HOW TO GET RID OF YOUR WIFE (verified on film)
20-Dec-1963
Producer Charles Russell
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Robert Gould
Directed by Alf Kjellin
Director of photography William Margulies & John F. Warren
Music Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Bob Newhart ......... Gerald Swiney
co-starring
Joyce Jameson ....... Rosie Feather
Jane Withers ........ Edith Swinney
with
Mary Scott .......... Laura
George Petrie ....... Henry
Ann Morgan Guilbert.. The Pet Shop Owner
Robert Karnes ....... The Police Sergeant
William Wellman Jr... The Delivery Man
Joseph Hamilton ..... The Stage Doorman
Harold Gould ........ The District Attorney
Helene Winston ...... Mrs. Penny
Bill Quinn .......... Mr. Penny
Gail Bonney ......... Mrs. Harris
Harry Hines ......... The Rat Poison Salesman
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Editor .............. Bud S. Isaacs
Editorial Dept Head.. David J. O'Connell
Music Supervisor..... Stanley Wilson
Assistant Director .. Ronnie Rondell
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Sound ............... Earl Crain Jr.
Costume Supervisor .. Burton Miller
Makeup Artist ....... Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ........ Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
A couple fed up with each other, each plan to kill one another.
9.12 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THREE WIVES TOO MANY (verified on film)
03-Jan-1964
Producer Herbert Coleman
Associate producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Arthur Ross
From a story by Kenneth Fearing
Directed by Joseph M. Newman
Director of photography John F. Warren
Music Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Teresa Wright ....... Marion Brown
Dan Duryea .......... Richard Brown/Robert Brown/Raymond Brown/Roger Brown
co-starring
Jean Hale ........... Bernice Brown
Linda Lawson ........ Lucille Brown
Steven Gravers ...... Lt. Storber
Robert Cornthwaite .. Mr. Bleeker
with
Lew Brown ........... Detective Lanning
Dee J. Thompson ..... The Sister-In-Law
Duane Grey .......... Detective Millard
David Fresco ........ The Brother-In-Law
Unknown actress .... Deceased Mrs. Brown number 4
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Editor .............. Danford B. Greene
Editorial Dept Head.. David J. O'Connell
Music Supervisor..... Stanley Wilson
Assistant Director .. Milton Feldman
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy & James S. Redd
Sound ............... Earl Crain Jr.
Costume Supervisor .. Vincent Dee
Makeup Artist ....... Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ........ Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
After realizing her husband has three wives, she decides
to take care of the matter.
9.13 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE MAGIC SHOP (verified on film)
10-Jan-1964
Producer Joan Harrison
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by John Collier
Script by James Parish
From a story by H.G. Wells
Directed by Robert Stevens
Director of photography John F. Warren
Music Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Leslie Nielsen ....... Steven Grainger
John Megna ....... Anthony 'Tony' Grainger
William Sargent ....... Dr. Stone
Brian Corcoran ....... Eric
Peggy McCay ....... Hilda Grainger
Paul Hartman ...... Adams
David Opatoshu ...... Dulong
Ted de Corsia ...... Herlie
Rob Reiner ...... Intern
Audrey Swanson ...... Eric's Mother
Hugh Sanders ...... First Cop
Rolfe Sedan ..... Old Man
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Editor .............. Edward W. Williams
Editorial Dept Head.. David J. O'Connell
Music Supervisor..... Stanley Wilson
Assistant Director .. Dolph M. Zimmer
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy & Mac Mulcahy
Sound ............... Lyle Cain
Costume Supervisor .. Burton Miller
Makeup Artist ....... Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ........ Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
A sinister boy's power of mind over matter but
everyone at risk.
9.14 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: BEYOND THE SEA OF DEATH (verified on film)
24-Jan-1964
Producer Joan Harrison
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Alfred Hayes & William D. Gordon
From a short-story by Miriam Allen DeFord
Directed by Alf Kjellin
Director of photography Robert Tobey
Music Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Mildred Dunnock ....... Minnie Briggs
Diana Hyland ....... Grace Renford
Jeremy Slate ....... Harold Drummond/Keith Holloway
Abraham Sofaer ....... Dr. Shankara
Anne Ayars ....... Lucy Barrington
Orville Sherman ....... Charles
Francis DeSales ....... Lt. Farrell
Vince Williams ....... First Hotel Clerk
Ollie O'Toole ....... Second Hotel Clerk
Jim Barringer ....... Messenger Boy
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Editor .............. Edward W. Williams
Editorial Dept Head.. David J. O'Connell
Music Supervisor..... Stanley Wilson
Assistant Director .. Chuck Colean
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Sound ............... Ed Somers
Costume Supervisor .. Burton Miller
Makeup Artist ....... Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ........ Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
An heiress marries a fortune hunter and vows never
to make the same mistake.
9.15 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: NIGHT CALLER (verified on film)
31-Jan-1964
Producer Robert Douglas
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Robert Westerby & Gabrielle Upton
From a story by Gabrielle Upton
Directed by Alf Kjellin
Director of photography Jack Marquette
Music Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Felicia Farr ........ Marcia Fowler
Bruce Dern ....... Roy Bullock
David White .......... Jack Fowler
Angela Greene ......... Lucy Phillips
Diane Sayer ........ Nancy Willis
Leslie Barringer ....... Stevey Fowler
with
Will J. White ....... The First Policeman
Elizabeth Harrower .. Mrs. Masters
Frances Morris ...... The Woman Shopper
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Editor .............. John M. Haffen
Editorial Dept Head.. David J. O'Connell
Music Supervisor..... Stanley Wilson
Assistant Director .. Ben Bishop
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Sound ............... Frank H. Wilkinson
Costume Supervisor .. Vincent Dee
Makeup Artist ....... Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ........ Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
Receiving a series of threatening phone calls puts
Marcia on the verge of hysteria.
9.16 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE EVIL OF ADELAIDE WINTERS (verified on film)
07-Feb-1964
Producer Herbert Coleman
Written by Arthur Ross
Directed by Laslo Benedek
Director of photography Jack Marquette
Guest Stars:
Kim Hunter ....... Adelaide Winters
John Larkin ......... Edward Porter
Gene Lyons ......... Robert McBain
Bartlett Robinson ......... Mr. Thompson
Sheila Bromley ......... Mrs. Thompson
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Editor .............. Marvin I. Kosberg
Editorial Dept Head.. David J. O'Connell
Music Supervisor..... Stanley Wilson
Assistant Director .. Ronnie Rondell
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Sound ............... Earl Crain Jr.
Costume Supervisor .. Burton Miller
Makeup Artist ....... Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ........ Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
Claiming to be able to contact the dead, con artist
Adelaide Winters receives her own punishment.
9.17 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE JAR (verified on film)
14-Feb-64
Produced & Directed by Norman Lloyd
Teleplay by James Bridges
From the story by Ray Bradbury
Director of photography Walter Strenge
Music score, Bernard Herrmann
Hosted by Alfred Hitchcock
Guest Stars:
Slim Pickens
........ Clem Carter
Pat Buttram ......... Charlie Hill
Collin Wilcox ....... Thedy Sue Hill
co-starring
William Marshall .... Jahdoo
Jane Darwell ........ Granny Carnation
Carl Benton Reid .... Gramps Medknowe
James Best .......... Tom Carmody
with
George Lindsey ...... Juke Marmer
Jocelyn Brando ...... Emma Jane
Alice Backes ........ Mrs. Tridden
Sam Reese ........... Milt Marshall
Marlene DeLamater ... Eva Ann
Billy Barty ......... the Barker
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Editor .............. Edward W. Williams
Editorial Dept Head.. David J. O'Connell
Music Supervisor..... Stanley Wilson
Assistant Director .. Jack Doran
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Sound ............... J.S. Westmoreland
Costume Supervisor .. Vincent Dee
Makeup Artist ....... Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ........ Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
At a carnival, country bumpkin Charlie Hill becomes intrigued
with a jar containing a mysterious, unidentifiable 'thing.' Charlie
uses all of his money to buy the jar, and when he brings it home
he becomes the toast of his community. His backwoods neighbors
are equally spellbound by the jar. They, along with Charlie, can't take
their eyes off it, wondering what that 'thing' inside is. [RF]
9.18 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: FINAL ESCAPE (verified on film)
21-Feb-1964
Producer Robert Douglas
Teleplay by John Resko
Story by Thomas H. Cannan, Jr. & Randall Hood
Directed by William Whitney
Director of photography Richard L. Rawlings
Guest Stars:
Edd Byrnes .......... Paul Perry
Stephen McNally ..... Captain Tollman
co-starring
Robert Keith ........ Doc
with
Stacy Harris ........ Lawyer
Nicholas Colasanto .. Work Partner
Ray Kellogg ......... Blacksmith
Betsy Hale .......... Elissa
Bernie Hamilton ..... Convict
John Kellogg ........ Guard #1
Hinton Pope ......... Guard #2
John Alderson ....... Guard #3
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Editor .............. Marvin I. Kosberg
Editorial Dept Head.. David J. O'Connell
Music Supervisor..... Stanley Wilson
Assistant Director .. Ridgeway Callow
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Sound ............... Stanley F. Cooley
Costume Supervisor .. Vincent Dee
Makeup Artist ....... Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ........ Larry Germain
*
Synopsis 1:
A prisoner matches wits with the warden after an
attempt to break out.
Synopsis:
Prison escape artist Paul Perry is determined to make a break - and his
ruthless warden is just as determined to keep him behind bars. [RF]
*Note: John Resko is a former Death Row inmate,
who chronicled his own experiences in "Reprieve" and scripted this episode.
9.19 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: MURDER CASE (verified on film)
06-Mar-1964
Producer Robert Douglas
Teleplay
by James Bridges & Richard Levinson & William Link
Story by Max Marquis
Directed by John Brahm
Director of photography Richard L. Rawlings
Guest Stars:
John Cassavetes ..... Lee Griffin
Gena Rowlands ....... Diana Justin
co-starring
Murray Matheson ..... Charles Justin
Ben Wright .......... Tony Niles
Brendan Dillon ...... Collins
David Frankham ...... Peter
with
Richard Peel ........ Sgt. Elliott
Richard Lupino ...... the Author
Hedley Mattingly .... Blackie
John Banner ......... Dutch Customs Man
Ina Victor .......... Young Ingenue
Noel Drayton ........ Bar Steward
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Editor .............. J. Howard Terrill
Editorial Dept Head.. David J. O'Connell
Music Supervisor..... Stanley Wilson
Assistant Director .. Ray Taylor Jr.
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Sound ............... Stanley F. Cooley
Costume Supervisor .. Vincent Dee
Makeup Artist ....... Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ........ Larry Germain
*
Synopsis 1:
A couple plan to murder her wealthy husband. [DM]
Synopsis:
Actress Diana Justin gets her wealthy, elderly husband to put up the money for
her
new play - and she also gets her former sweetheart as her leading man. [RF]
9.20 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: ANYONE FOR MURDER? (verified from film)
13-Mar-1964 (rerun 28Aug64)
Producer Herbert Coleman
Teleplay by Arthur Ross
From a story by Jack Ritchie
Directed by Leo Penn
Director of photography Richard L. Rawlings
Guest Stars:
Barry Nelson ......... James Parkerson
Edward Andrews ....... Bingham
co-starring
Richard Dawson ....... Robert Johnson (as Dick Dawson)
Patricia Breslin ..... Doris Parkerson
with
Richard X. Slattery .. Detective Mitch Barker
Robert Jacquin ....... Mr. Conolley, Editor
Grant Lockwood ....... Man at Bar
David Fresco ......... The Waiter
*
Associate Producer ... Gordon Hessler
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Marvin I. Kosberg
Assistant Director ... Ronnie Rondell
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ Corson Jewett (Jowett)
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis 1:
A psychologist has the perfect solution for unhappy
marriages.....murder.
Synopsis 2:
In an attempt to find out how many husbands and wives are
capable of homicide, a psychology professor uses a newspaper
ad to offer the "ultimate solution" for unhappy marriages. [RF]
9.21 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: BEAST IN VIEW (verified from film)
20-Mar-1964
Producer Herbert Coleman
Teleplay by James Bridges
Story by Margaret Millar
Directed by Joseph M. Newman
Director of photography Richard L. Rawlings
Music Score Leonard Rosenman
Editor Marvin I. Kosberg
Guest Stars:
Joan Hackett ......... Helen Clarvoe
Kevin McCarthy ....... Paul Blackshear
Kathleen Nolan ....... Dorothy Johnson
co-starring
George Furth ......... Jack Terola
Brenda Forbes ........ Mrs. Clarvoe
with
Curt Conway .......... Lt. Conway
Peggy Moffitt ........ Robin Rath
Anthony McBride ...... Tommy Thompson
Len Hendry ........... Mr. Horner
William Boyett ....... The Young Policeman
Jimmy Joyce .......... The Cab Driver
Bruce Andersen ....... Mr. Clarvoe, the father
Synopsis 1:
Fearing that her brother's ex-fiancee is planning
to kill her, she turns the tables.
Synopsis 2:
Helen Clarvoe receives threatens from her brother's ex-fiancee,
who accuses her of breaking up their romance. [RF]
9.22 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: BEHIND THE LOCKED DOOR (verified from film)
27-Mar-1964
Produced by Robert Douglas
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Written by Henry Slesar and Joel Murcott
Story by Henry Slesar
Directed by Robert Douglas
Director of photography Benjamin H. Kline A.S.C.
Music Score Bernard Herrmann
Guest Stars:
Gloria Swanson ....... Mrs. Daniels
James MacArthur ...... Dave Snowden
Co-starring
Lynn Loring .......... Bonnie Snowden
Whit Bissell ......... Adam Driscott
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Bud S. Isaacs
Assistant Director ... Edward K. Dodds
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ William Lynch
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ......... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
Determined to protect her daughter at all costs from
fortune hunters, a mother will do what she can.
9.23 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: A MATTER OF MURDER (verified from film)
03-Apr-1964
Producer David Lowell Rich
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Written by Boris Sobelman
Directed by David Lowell Rich
Director of photography William Margulies
Starring:
Darren McGavin ....... Sheridan Westcott
Patricia Crowley ..... Enid Bentley
Patrick McVey ........ Police Lieutenant
Guest star
Telly Savalas ........ Philadelphia Harry
with
Howard Wendell ....... Flagstone
Than Wyenn ........... General Delivery
Calvin Bartlett ...... Harv
Lewis Charles ........ Lopez
Jordan Grant ......... Al
Paul Potash .......... Vinnie
Marc Rambeau ......... Weldon
Tyler McVey .......... Police Chief
*
Art Director ......... John J. Lloyd
Film Editor .......... Edward W. Williams
Assistant Director ... Charles S. Gould
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ Frank H. Wilkinson
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ......... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
After stealing a Rolls Royce the car thief is surprised
by the corpse in the trunk.
9.24 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE GENTLEMAN CALLER (verified from film)
10-Apr-1964
Producer Herbert Coleman
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Written by James Bridges
Story by Veronica Johns
Directed by Joseph M. Newman
Director of photography Richard L. Rawlings
Guest Stars:
Roddy McDowall ....... Gerald Musgrove
Ruth McDevitt ........ Emmy Rice
Diane Sayer .......... Milly Musgrove
co-starring
Naomi Stevens ........ Mrs. Goldy
Juanita Moore ........ Mrs. Jones
with
Frank Maxwell ........ Officer Petrie
Marjorie Bennett ..... Plump Lady
William Fawcett ...... Junk Collector
Norman Leavitt ....... Gas Company Worker
Len Hendry ........... Night Watchman
Lew Brown ............ First Policeman
Joe De Angelo ........ Pedestrian
John A. Alonzo ....... Intern
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... John C. Fuller, A.C.E.
Assistant Director ... Ben Bishop
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ Lyle Cain
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
A thief hides his loot in an elderly tenant's apartment.
9.25 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE ORDEAL OF MRS. SNOW (verified from film)
17-Apr-1964
Producer Joan Harrison
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
written by Alvin Sargent
story by Patrick Quentin
directed Robert Stevens
Director of photography John L. Russell, A.S.C.
Guest Stars:
Patricia Collinge .... Adelaide Snow
Jessica Walter ....... Lorna Richmond
Don Chastain ......... Bruce Richmond
co-starring
George Macready ...... Hillary Prine
Cal Bartlett ......... John Watson
with
June Vincent ......... Ruth Prine
Pamela Curran ........ Sally Wilson
Edit Angold .......... Frieda
Bartlett Robinson .... Harvey Craine
Danny Gardino ........ Mr. Arthur
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Assistant Director ... Chuck Colean
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ William Lynch
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
A schemer concocts a plan to keep his wife's
wealthy aunt from exposing him.
9.26 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: TEN MINUTES FROM NOW (verified from film)
01-May-1964
Teleplay by Arthur Ross
Story by Jack Richie
Directed by Alf Kjellin
Director of photography Bud Thackery, A.S.C.
Guest Stars:
Donnelly Rhodes ...... James Bellington
Lou Jacobi ........... Dr. Glover
Lonny Chapman ........ Lt. Wymar
co-starring
Neile Adams .......... Sgt. Louise Marklen
with
Jess Kirkpatrick ..... Thomas Grindley
Sandra Gould ......... Park Commission Secretary
Betty Harford ........ Woman in Museum
Ed Peck .............. First Policeman
David Carradine ...... Art Thief
Edward Mallory ....... Thief
Harold Ayer .......... Hardware Salesman
Hinton Pope .......... First Bomb Squad Man
John W. Ziegler ...... First Detective
Syl Lamont ........... Museum Guide
Tony Franke .......... The Messenger
Vince Williams ....... The Newscaster
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... J. Howard Terrill
Assistant Director ... Ronnie Rondell
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy & Julia Heron
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ William Lynch
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
An insane artist terrorizes local officials with bomb threats
at the museum. His goal is to replace original works of art
with his perfect forgeries.
9.27 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE SIGN OF SATAN (verified from film)
08-May-1964
Produced & Directed by Robert Douglas
Written by Barre Lyndon
Based on a story by Robert Bloch
Director of Photography John F. Warren, A.S.C.
Guest Stars:
Christopher Lee ......... Karl Jorla
Gia Scala ........... Kitty Frazier
Gilbert Green .......... Max Rubini
Adam Roarke .......... Ed Walsh
Myron Healey ......... Dave
with
Byron Keith .......... Captain Hartzell
Nicki Brick .......... The Script Girl
Saul Gorss ........... The Studio Policeman
Horst Ebers .......... The 1st Acolyte
Dieter Jacoby ........ The 2nd Acolyte
Eric Forst ........... The 3rd Acolyte
Walter Friedel ....... The 4th Acolyte
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor ......... Edward W. Williams A.C.E.
Assistant Director .. George Bisk
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy and Julia Heron
Costume Supervisor .. Vincent Dee
Sound ............... Lyle Cain
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision ... Stanley Wilson
Makeup ................ Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist .......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
A cult of devil worshipers lure an actor into their circle of evil.
Synopsis:
In Hollywood to make a horror film, a European actor insists that he wants
no publicity because he fears that a cult of devil-worshippers may try to kill him. [RF]
9.28 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: WHO NEEDS AN ENEMY? (verified from film)
15-May-1964 (rerun 18Sep64)
Produced by Herbert Coleman
Teleplay by by Arthur Ross
Story by Henry Slesar
Directed by Harry Morgan
Director of photography John L. Russell, A.S.C.
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Steven Hill .......... Charlie Osgood
Richard Anderson ..... Eddie Turtin
Joanna Moore ......... Danielle
Barney Phillips ...... Detective
Dee Carroll .......... The Woman
Paul Baxley .......... The Man
Wally Rose ........... The Second Man
*
Art Director ........ Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor ......... Tony Martinelli A.C.E.
Assistant Director .. Ronnie Rondell
Set Decorators ...... John McCarthy and Julia Heron
Costume Supervisor .. Vincent Dee
Sound ............... William Lynch
Editorial Dept. Head .. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision ... Stanley Wilson
Makeup ................ Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist .......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis 1:
Embezzler Charlie Osgood avoids prosecution by setting up
his partner and faking his suicide.
Synopsis 2:
Charlie Osgood's friend and business partner Eddie Turtin discovers that
Charlie
has embezzled $95,000. And since he has an aversion to jails, he decides
to avoid prosecution by faking suicide. [RF]
9.29 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: BED OF ROSES (verified from film)
22-May-1964 (rerun 11Sep64)
Teleplay by James Bridges
Story by Emily Neff
Directed by Philip Leacock
Director of photography John F. Warren
Guest Stars:
Patrick O'Neal ....... George Maxwell
Kathie Browne ........ Mavis Maxwell
George Lindsey ....... Sam Kirby
Torin Thatcher ....... Alva Hardwicke
Alice Backes ......... Mrs. Hinchley
Alice Frost .......... Eda Faye Hardwicke
Bill Walker .......... Sam
Paulene Myers ........ Celeste the maid
Ethel Griffies ....... Lulu the old lady lush
Robert Reiner ........ Pedro the bartender
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Assistant Director ... Charles S. Gould
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Julia Heron
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ Clarence E. Self
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
Newly wed and planning a rendezvous with his girlfriend
hold a few surprises for him. [DM]
Synopsis 2:
A woman is found murdered at the address where cab driver Sam Kirby drove
George Maxwell the night before, and Sam sees an opportunity for blackmail. [RF]
9.30 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: SECOND VERDICT (verified from film)
29-May-1964
Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Alfred Hayes
Story by Henry Slesar
Directed by Lewis Teague
Director of photography Bud Thackery, A.S.C.
Guest Stars:
Martin Landau ........ Ned Murray
Frank Gorshin ........ Lew Rydell
Sharon Farrell ....... Melanie Rydell
co-starring
John Marley .......... Tony Hardeman
Nancy Kovack ......... Karen Osterman
Harold J. Stone ...... Mr. Osterman
with
Michael Beirne ....... Tom Bailey
Richard Hale ......... Judge Arthur
Richard Guizon ....... The Bailiff
William Remick ....... The Jury Foreman
Helen Mayon .......... The Maid
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Assistant Director ... Dolph M. Zimmer
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Ralph Sylos
Costume Supervisor ... Burton Miller
Sound ................ William Lynch
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
After getting his client acquitted on murder charges
he realizes that his client was indeed guilty
and may kill him now.
9.31 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: ISABEL
05-Jun-1964
Producer Joan Harrison
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by William Fay & Henry Slesar
From a novel by S.B. Hough
Directed by Alf Kjellin
Director of photography Bud Thackery, A.S.C.
Guest Stars:
Bradford Dillman ..... Howard Clements
Barbara Barrie ....... Isabel Smith
Edmon Ryan ........... Lt. John Huntley
co-starring
Les Tremayne ......... Mr. Selby
Dabney Coleman ....... Sgt. Lou Snyder
Doris Lloyd .......... Martha
with
Don Marshall ......... Officer Healy
Kenneth Patterson .... Judge
Rick Falk ............ Finley
Walter Woolf King .... Warden
Forrest Lewis ........ the Sailor
Lou Byrne ............ the Librarian
Kathryn Hays ......... Cecilia
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Assistant Director ... Les Berke
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Julia Heron
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ William Lynch
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
An ex-con marries the woman whose testimony sent
him to prison.
NOTE: Isabel listens to the music "The Damnation of Faust".
9.32 [332] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: BODY IN THE BARN
03-Jul-1964
Producer Charles Russell
Associate Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Harold Swanton
Story by Margaret Manners
Directed by Joseph M. Newman
Director of photography William Margulies, A.S.C.
Music Score Bernard Herrmann
Guest Stars:
Lillian Gish ....... Bessie Carnby
Peter Lind Hayes ...... Henry Wilkins
Maggie McNamara ....... Camilla
Kent Smith ....... Dr. Adamson
co-starring
Patricia Cutts ....... Samantha Wilkins
Kelly Thordsen ....... Sheriff Pete Turnbull
with
Josie Lloyd .......... Norm
James Maloney ........ The Storekeeper
Doodles Weaver ....... Gregg
Bruce Andersen ....... Huckaby
Charles Kuenstle ..... Huckaby's Clerk
Ralph Roberts ........ The Driver
Richard Niles ........ The Deputy
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Bud S. Isaacs
Assistant Director ... Edward K. Dodds
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Julia Heron
Costumes ............. Burton Miller
Sound ................ Lyle Cain
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Jack Barron
Hair Stylist ......... Florence Bush
*
Synopsis:
A woman turns detective to track down the murderer
of her husband.
############ Alfred Hitchcock Hour ###########
############## season 3 1964-65 #############
################ (final season) ##############
NBC Mondays 10:00-11:00pm Eastern
10.01 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE RETURN OF VERGE LIKENS
05-Oct-64
Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by James Bridges
Story by Davis Grubb
Directed by Arnold Laven
Director of photography John F. Warren
Music Score Bernard Herrmann
Editor Edward W. Williams
Guest Stars:
Peter Fonda
.......... Verge Likens
Robert Emhardt ....... Riley McGrath
Sam Reese ............ Wilford Likens
Charles Seel ......... Rush Sigafoose
June Walker .......... Aunt Mary Jane
Robert Barrat ........ Stoney Likens
Jim Boles ............ Sheriff Reynolds
Nydia Westman ........ Aunt Ida Mae
William Bramley ...... Fred Starcher
George Lindsey ....... D.D. Martin
Cathie Merchant ...... Mary Masterson
Synopsis:
Verge Likens, a poor country boy, seeks revenge on the political boss
who shot down his father in a barroom brawl. [RF]
10.02 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: CHANGE OF ADDRESS
12-Oct-1964
Producer David Friedkin
Teleplay by Morton Fine & David Friedkin
Short Story by Andrew Benedict
Directed by David Friedkin
Director of photography John F. Warren
Music Score Bernard Herrmann
Editor Edward W. Williams
Guest Stars:
Arthur Kennedy ....... Keith Hollands
Phyllis Thaxter ....... Elsa Hollands
co-starring
Royal Dano ....... Miley
Tisha Sterling ....... Rachel
Victor Jory ....... Flynn
with
Michael Blodgett .... Apollo, Dancer
Susan Davis ......... Reba
Robert Karnes ....... Sergeant
Arnold Lessing ...... Officer Raymo
Synopsis:
A couple move into a remote beach house in a last-ditch
attempt to save their unstable marriage.
10.03 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: WATER'S EDGE
19-Oct-1964
Producer Herbert Coleman
Teleplay by Alfred Hayes
Short story by Robert Bloch
Directed by Bernard Girard
Director of photography John L. Russell
Music Score Bernard Herrmann
Guest Stars:
Ann Sothern ....... Helen Krause
John Cassavetes ....... Rusty Connors
Rayford Barnes ...... Miles Krause
J. B. Brown ...... Prison Guard
David Fresco ...... Newsstand Dealer
Jimmy Joyce ...... Prison Orderly
Synopsis:
An ex-convict is determined to find the robbery loot stashed by his former cell
mate.
10.04 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE LIFE WORK OF JUAN DIAZ
26-Oct-64
Teleplay by Ray Bradbury
(published from his own story in Playboy Sept 63.)
Produced & directed by Norman Lloyd
Director of photography John L. Russell
Music score by Bernard Herrmann
Editor Douglas Stewart
Guest Stars:
Alejandro Rey
....... Juan Diaz
Frank Silvera ....... Alejandro
Pina Pellicer ....... Maria Diaz
Valentin De Vargas .. Ricardo
Larry Domasin ....... Jorge
Alex Montoya ........ Coffin Maker
Hinton Pope ......... Man
Gale Lindsay ........ Woman
Audrey Swanson ...... 2nd Woman
Suzanne Barnes ...... 3rd Woman
Mark Miranda ........ 1st Boy
Vincent Arias ....... 2nd Boy
Concepcion Sandoval . 1st Child
Yolanda Alonzo ...... 2nd Child
Carmelita Acosta .... 1st Girl
Synopsis:
In a small Mexican village, poverty-stricken Juan Diaz is near death,
and his lack of money forces him to make a bargain with Alejandro,
the graveyard owner, for a cemetery plot. Alejandro has a profitable
sideline: tourists pay to visit his mummy-filled catacombs--and a
fearful Juan knows what will happen if payments are not kept up on
his grave after his death. [DM]
10.05 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: SEE THE MONKEY DANCE
09-Nov-1964
Producer Gordon Hessler
Written by Lewis Davidson
Directed by Joseph M. Newman
Director of photography John F. Warren
Music Composer Lyn Murray
Editor Douglas Stewart
Guest Stars:
Efrem Zimbalist Jr. ...... Stranger
Roddy McDowall ...... George
Patricia Medina ...... Wife
George Pelling ...... Conductor
Shari Lee Bernath ...... Girl
*
Art Director ......... Howard E. Johnson
Film Editor .......... Douglas Stewart
Assistant Director ... Frank Losee
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Ollie Emmert
Costumes ............. Vincent Dee
Sound ................ William Lynch
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
A London broker going away for an illicit weekend with his married mistress,
encounters a man with strangely similar plans.
10.06 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: LONELY PLACE
16-Nov-1964
Producer Herbert Coleman
Teleplay by Francis Irby Gwaltney
Story by G.B. Gilford
Directed by Harvey Hart
Director of photography John F. Warren
Music Composer Lyn Murray
Editor Edward W. Williams
Guest Stars:
Teresa Wright ..... Stella
Bruce Dern ..... Jesse
Pat Buttram ..... Emery
*
Art Director ......... Howard E. Johnson
Assistant Director ... Les Berke
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Julia Heron
Costumes ............. Vincent Dee
Sound ................ Frank H. Wilkinson
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
A hired hand brings fear to the farmer and his family.
10.07 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE MCGREGOR AFFAIR
23-Nov-1964
Producers Morton Fine & David Friedkin
Teleplay by David Friedkin & Morton Fine
Story by Sidney Rowland
Directed by David Friedkin
Director of photography John F. Warren, A.S.C.
Music Score Bernard Herrmann
Guest Stars:
Andrew Duggan ...... John McGregor
Elsa Lanchester .... Aggie McGregor
co-starring
William Smith ...... Tommy Lad (as Bill Smith)
John Hoyt .......... Dr. Knox
Michael Pate ....... Hare
Arthur Malet ....... Burke
Betty Harford ...... Elsie
with
Michael Macready ... Jarmley
William Beckley .... Becker
Janine Gray ........ The Wench
Barry Macollum ..... The Vender
Harriet Harper ..... Glynis
Iris Bristol ....... Rosie
Brendan Dillon ..... The Bartender
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Douglas Stewart
Assistant Director ... Chuck Colean
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Julia Heron
Costumes ............. Vincent Dee
Sound ................ Frank H. Wilkinson
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
McGregor is slow on the uptake and makes his living taking boxes
to the medical college, unaware that there are murder victims in them.
From the story by Sidney Rowland as published in Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine.
10.08 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: MISADVENTURE
07-Dec-1964
Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Lewis Davidson
Directed by Joseph M. Newman
Director of photography John F. Warren, A.S.C.
Music Score Bernard Herrmann
Guest Stars:
Lola Albright
....... Eva Martin
Barry Nelson ........ Colinr
George Kennedy ...... George Martin
Michael Bregan ...... The Boyfriend
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Douglas Stewart
Assistant Director ... James H. Brown
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Costumes ............. Burton Miller
Sound ................ William Lynch
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Virginia Darcy
*
Synopsis:
A beautiful young woman is infuriated by the stinginess of her wealthy,
middle-aged husband. When a strange man appears and offers her a diabolical
plan for solving her predicament, she becomes a willing conspirator. [RF]
10.09 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: TRIUMPH
14-Dec-1964
Producer Herbert Coleman
Teleplay by Arthur Ross
Story by Robert Branson
Directed by Harvey Hart
Director of photography John F. Warren, A.S.C.
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Ed Begley ............ Brother Thomas Fitzgibbon
Tom Simcox ......... Brother John Sprague
Maggie Pierce ......... Lucy Sprague
Jeanette Nolan .......... Mary Fitzgibbon
Than Wyenn ....... Ramna
Tony Scott ......... The Indian Employee
*
Art Director ......... Henry Larrecq
Film Editor .......... Douglas Stewart
Assistant Director ... Dolph M. Zimmer
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and James M. Walters Sr.
Costumes ............. Vincent Dee
Sound ................ Earl Crain Sr.
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
A missionary creates false hope as he fraudulently practices medicine.
His wife assists him in the deceit until a younger woman comes along.
10.10 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: MEMO FROM PURGATORY
21-Dec-1964
Producer Joan Harrison
Teleplay by Harlan Ellison
Story by Harlan Ellison
Directed by Joseph Pevney
Director of photography John F. Warren, A.S.C.
Music Lalo Schifrin
Guest Stars:
James Caan .......... Jay Shaw
Lynn Loring ......... Filene
Walter Koenig ....... Tiger
co-starring
Tony Musante ........ Candle (aka Emil Shasta)
Zalman King ......... Fish
with
Simon Scott ......... The Defender
Mark Slade .......... Slats
Michael Lamont ...... The Trooper
Johnny Silver ....... Ben
Jacquelin Palmer .... Cherry
Chuck Courtney ...... Ski
Jimmy Joyce ......... The Proprietor
Will J. White ....... The Guard
Leonard P. Geer ..... The Derelict
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Assistant Director ... Edward K. Dodds
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Costumes ............. Burton Miller
Sound ................ Lyle Cain
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Virginia Darcy
*
Synopsis:
In a Brooklyn slum, a young writer joins a gang to gather material for a book.
* NOTE: This episode is based on the autobiographical book
Memos from Purgatory (1961) by Harlan Ellison. Due to the serious
subject matter of this episode Hitchcock dispenses with his usual
jovial final comments. Instead he offers a serious plea for a solution
to the problem of juvenile delinquency.
10.11 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: CONSIDER HER WAYS
28-Dec-1964
Producer Joan Harrison
Written by Oscar Millard
Story by John Wyndham
Directed by Robert Stevens
Director of photography John F. Warren, A.S.C.
Music Bernard Herrmann
Guest Stars:
Barbara Barrie ...... Dr. Jane Waterleigh
Gladys Cooper ....... Laura
Leif Erickson ....... Dr. Hillyer
co-starring
Robert H. Harris .... Dr. Perrigan
Gene Lyons .......... Max Wilding
Ellen Corby ......... Chief Nurse
Virginia Gregg ...... Third Doctor
Carmen Phillips ..... Mother Daisy
Diane Sayer ......... Mother Hazel
with
Dee J. Thompson ..... First Doctor
Alice Backes ........ Second Doctor
Eve Bruce ........... The Amazon
Ivy Bethune ......... The Nurse
Ginny Gan ........... First Worker
Stacy King .......... Female Worker
Penny Zaferiou ...... The Little Servitor
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Assistant Director ... Ray Taylor Jr.
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Julia Heron
Costumes ............. Burton Miller
Sound ................ William Lynch
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Virginia Darcy
*
Synopsis:
A young woman awakens in a strange hospital room to find herself incredibly
obese
-
and to top things off, woman attendants are referring to her as Mother Orchis.
[RF]
10.12 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE CRIMSON WITNESS
04-Jan-1965
Producer Morton Fine & David Friedkin
Written by Morton Fine & David Friedkin
Story by Nigel Elliston
Directed by David Friedkin
Director of photography John F. Warren
Music Benny Carter
Guest Stars:
Peter Lawford ...... Ernest Mullett
Martha Hyer ........ Judith Mullett
Joanna Moore ....... Madeleine
Alan Baxter ........ Mr. Baldwin
Paul Comi .......... Modeer
Guest star
Julie London ....... Barbara
co-starring
Roger C. Carmel .... Farnum Mullett
with
Larry Thor ......... Haskell
Nancy Hsueh ........ Secretary
Paul Micale ........ Waiter
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Assistant Director ... Donald Baer
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Costumes ............. Burton Miller
Sound ................ William Lynch
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Virginia Darcy
*
Synopsis:
Farnum Mullett has stolen his brother's job, wife and girlfriend.
10.13 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: WHERE THE WOODBINE TWINETH
11-Jan-1965
Producer
Written by James Bridges
From a story by Davis Grubb
Directed by Alf Kjellin
Director of photography John F. Warren
Music Bernard Herrmann
Guest Stars:
Margaret Leighton .. Nell Snyder
co-starring
Carl Benton Reid ... Capt. King Snyder
Juanita Moore ...... Suse
with
Joel Fluellen ...... Jesse
E.J. Andre ......... Preacher
Lila Perry ......... Numa
and
Eileen Baral ....... Eva Snyder
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Douglas Stewart
Assistant Director ... Donald Baer
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Costumes ............. Vincent Dee
Sound ................ Melvin M. Metcalfe Sr.
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Virginia Darcy
*
Synopsis:
Nell is worried that her niece is unbalanced, she claims "tiny people" are
here.
NOTE: This episode is based on the short story
"Where the Woodbine Twineth" (also known as "You Never Believe Me")
by David Grubb. The short story was first published in Ellery Queen's
Mystery Magazine (February, 1964).
10.14 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE FINAL PERFORMANCE
18-Jan-1965
Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Clyde Ware & Lee Kalcheim
Story by Robert Bloch
Directed by John Brahm
Director of photography Walter Strenge, A.S.C.
Guest Stars:
Franchot Tone ...... Rudolph Bitzner
Sharon Farrell ..... Rosie
Roger Perry ........ Cliff Allen
co-starring
Kelly Thordsen ..... The Sheriff
William Challee .... Wint Davis
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Douglas Stewart
Assistant Director ... Edward K. Dodds
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Clarence Steensen
Costumes ............. Helen Colvig
Sound ................ B.F. Ryan
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Virginia Darcy
*
Synopsis:
Vaudevillian Bitzner plans a comeback but his fiancee plans an escape.
10.15 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THANATOS PLACE HOTEL
01-Feb-1965
Producer Herbert Coleman
Written by Arthur Ross
Story by Andre Maurois
Directed by Laslo Benedek
Director of photography William Margulies, A.S.C.
Music Score Lyn Murray
Guest Stars:
Angie Dickinson ..... Ariane Shaw
Steven Hill ......... Robert Manners
co-starring
Barry Atwater ....... Borchter (as G.B. Atwater)
Bartlett Robinson ... J. Smith
with
Rex Comeaux ......... Devereau
Robert Reiner ....... The Doctor
Charles Fredericks... The Big Man
Gail Bonney ......... The Grey-haired Lady
Pat Renella ......... The Lean Man
Adrianne Ellis ...... The Young Woman
Nancy Sanderson ..... The Nurse
Henry Wills ......... The First Cowboy
Lew Brown ........... The Second Cowboy
Len Hendry .......... The Driver
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Douglas Stewart
Assistant Director ... John Clarke Bowman
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Robert C. Bradfield
Costumes ............. Helen Colvig
Sound ................ David H. Moriarty
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Virginia Darcy
*
Synopsis:
Suicidal Robert Manners takes up residence in a special hotel
which caters exclusively to people who want to die.
10.16 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: ONE OF THE FAMILY
08-Feb-1965
Producer Joan Harrison
Written by Oscar Millard & William Bast
Story by James Yaffe
Directed by Joseph Pevney
Director of photography William Margulies, A.S.C.
Music score Leonard Rosenman
Guest Stars:
Lilia Skala ........ Frieda Schmidt
Jeremy Slate ....... Dexter Dailey
Kathryn Hays ....... Joyce Dailey
co-starring
Olive Deering ...... Christine Callender
with
Willis Bouchey ..... Dr. Bailey
Doris Lloyd ........ The Maid
and
Frances Reid ....... The Mother
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Assistant Director ... Frank Losee
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and H. Web Arrowsmith
Costumes ............. Helen Colvig
Sound ................ Deal Gilmore
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Virginia Darcy
*
Synopsis:
The police are looking for a child-killer, and her description
fits the nurse the Dailey's just hired to care for their baby.
10.17 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: AN UNLOCKED WINDOW
15-Feb-1965
Producer Herbert Coleman
Written by James Bridges
Story by Ethel Lina White
Directed by Joseph M. Newman
Director of photography Stanley Cortez, A.S.C.
Music Score Bernard Herrmann
Guest Stars:
Dana Wynter ........ Nurse Stella Crosson
with
T.C. Jones ......... Nurse Betty Ames
co-starring
Louise Latham ...... Maude Isles
John Kerr .......... Glendon Baker
with
E.J. Andre ......... Sam Isles
Stephen Roberts .... Boris Crispis
Cathie Merchant .... Frieda Little
John Willis ........ The Newscaster
Lew Brown .......... Al Ruben
Len Hendry ......... The Man
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Douglas Stewart
Assistant Director ... Frank Losee
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Costumes ............. Burton Miller
Sound ................ Richard Tyler
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Virginia Darcy
*
Synopsis:
An old mansion bodes ill for the nurses that come
to care for the patient who resides there.
10.18 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE TRAP
22-Feb-1965
Producer Gordon Hessler
Written by Lee Kalcheim
Story by Stanley Abbott
Directed by John Brahm
Director of photography John F. Warren
Music score
Guest Stars:
Anne Francis ....... Peg Beale
Donnelly Rhodes .... John Cochran
Robert Strauss ..... Ted Beale
with
Patricia Manning ... Jenifer Arnold
Walter Mathews ..... Glen Arnold
Gil Stuart ......... Harmon, the Butler
Harold Ayer ........ Ralph, the Servant
Mary Scott ......... Party Guest
Emma Tyson ......... Rosemary Arnold
Pat Renella ........ The Boyfriend
Murray Alper ....... The Cabbie
Sandra Daro ........ The Watusi Dancer
Michael Blodgett ... The Watusi Dancer
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Douglas Stewart
Assistant Director ... Chuck Colean
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Costumes ............. Burton Miller
Sound ................ William Lynch
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Virginia Darcy
*
Synopsis:
An unfaithful wife sets a trap to murder her wealthy husband
and marry one of his employees.
10.19 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: WALLY THE BEARD
01-Mar-1965
Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Arthur Ross
From a story by Stanley Abbott
Directed by James H. Brown
Director of photography John F. Warren, A.S.C.
Music Bernard Herrmann
Guest Stars:
Larry Blyden ....... Walter Mills
co-starring
Kathie Browne ...... Noreen Kimberly
Berkeley Harris .... Curly
Katherine Squire ... Mrs. Adams
George Mitchell .... Keefer
with
Lee Bergere ........ The Detective
Elizabeth Harrower.. Mrs. Jones
Leslie Perkins ..... Lucy Jones
Dave Willock ....... The Salesman
John Indrisano ..... The Bartender
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Douglas Stewart
Assistant Director ... Arthur Jacobsen
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ Frank H. Wilkinson
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Virginia Darcy
*
Synopsis:
Disguising himself a man feels he can overcome his shyness
and winds up with more trouble than he can handle.
10.20 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: DEATH SCENE
08-Mar-1965
Producer Herbert Coleman
Teleplay by James Bridges
From the story by Helen Nielsen
Directed by Harvey Hart
Director of photography John F. Warren, A.S.C.
Music Score Bernard Herrmann
Guest Stars:
Vera Miles ......... Nick Revere
John Carradine ..... Gavin Revere
James Farentino .... Leo Manfred
Buck Taylor ........ Dancer
with
Leonard Yorr ....... Bill Wagner
Virginia Aldridge .. Susan Revere
Horace Brown ....... Harry
Nick Borgani ....... Sam Gread
Vince Williams ..... Our Hero
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Assistant Director ... George Bisk
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Costume Supervisor ... Burton Miller
Sound ................ Frank H. Wilkinson
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Virginia Darcy
*
Synopsis:
An ambitious young man feels the only way to reach
success is through the daughter of a director.
10.21 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE PHOTOGRAPHER AND THE UNDERTAKER
15-Mar-1965
Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Alfred Hayes
From a story by James Holding
Directed by Alex March
Director of photography John L. Russell, A.S.C.
Music Score
Guest Stars:
Jack Cassidy ...... Arthur Mannix
Harry Townes ...... Hiram Price
Alfred Ryder ...... Rudolph
and
Jocelyn Lane ...... Sylvia Sylvester
co-starring
Philip Bourneuf ... Ernest Sylvester
with
Richard Jury ...... Willis
Joan Swift ........ Miss Whiting
Jack Bernardi ..... The Delicatessen Man
Clegg Hoyt ........ The Man
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Douglas Stewart
Assistant Director ... Les Berke
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ Ed Somers
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Virginia Darcy
*
Synopsis:
A photographer takes more than pictures as the local undertaker soon finds out.
10.22 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THOU STILL UNRAVISHED BRIDE
22-Mar-1965
Producer David Friedkin & Morton Fine
Teleplay by Morton Fine & David Friedkin
Story by Avram Davidson
Directed by David Friedkin
Director of photography John F. Warren, A.S.C.
Guest Stars:
Ron Randell ....... Tommy Bonn
David Carradine ... Edward Clarke
Sally Kellerman ... Sally Benner
co-starring
Michael Pate ...... Stephen Leslie
Kent Smith ........ Mr. Benner
Edith Atwater ..... Mrs. Benner
Virginia Gregg .... Mrs. Setlin
Howard Caine ...... Mr. Setlin
with
Ben Wright ........ Mr. Sutherland
Richard Lupino .... Guerny, Jr.
Betty Harford ..... Streetwalker
Victor Rogers ..... Bobbie
Ted Bessell ....... Elliott Setlin
George Pelling .... The Sergeant
Brendan Dillon .... The Bartender
Doris Lloyd ....... The Mother
Jana Lesley ....... Myrna
and
Alan Napier ....... Guerny, Sr.
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Edward W. Williams A.C.E.
Assistant Director ... Frank Losee
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ David H. Moriarty
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Virginia Darcy
*
Synopsis:
The missing fiancee of a detective fears that she may
have fallen prey to a killer terrorizing the city.
NOTE: This episode is based on the short story "Thou Still Unravished Bride"
by Avram Davidson. This story was first published in Ellery Queen's Mystery
Magazine (October, 1958).
10.23 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: COMPLETELY FOOLPROOF
29-Mar-1965
Producer Herbert Coleman
Teleplay by Anthony Terpiloff
From a story by Andrew N. Benedict
Directed by Alf Kjellin
Director of photography John F. Warren, A.S.C.
Guest Stars:
J.D. Cannon ....... Joe Brisson
Special Guest Star
Patricia Barry .... Lisa Brisson
Co-starring
Geoffrey Horne .... Bobby Davenport
Myron Healey ...... Foyle
with
Joyce Meadows ..... Anna
Lester Matthews ... Walter Dunham
Robert P. Lieb .... Baines
Jo de Winter ...... Betty Lawrence
Janet MacLachlan .. The Secretary
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Edward W. Williams A.C.E.
Assistant Director ... George Bisk
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ Lyle Cain
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
A wife schemes to divorce her two-timing husband and he plots to get rid of
her.
10.24 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: POWER OF ATTORNEY
05-Apr-1965
Producer Herbert Coleman
Teleplay by James Bridges
From a story by Selwyn Jepson
Directed by Harvey Hart
Director of photography John F. Warren, A.S.C.
Guest Stars:
Richard Johnson ... Wilford James/James Jarvis/Jarvis Smith
Geraldine Fitzgerald .... Agatha Tomlin
Special Guest Star
Fay Bainter ....... Mary Caulfield
co-starring
Josie Lloyd ....... Eileen Carroll
Mary Scott ........ Sarah Norton
Mark Sturges ...... Robert Reeves
with
Jonathan Hole ..... The Hotel Clerk
George Sims ....... The Policeman
Al Ruban .......... The Airport Clerk
Anthony Jochim .... Thomas Barton
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Douglas Stewart
Assistant Director ... Edward K. Dodds
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ Lyle Cain
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
A con man fleeces wealthy women and finds out that a woman scorned is deadly.
10.25 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE WORLD'S OLDEST MOTIVE
12-Apr-1965
Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Lewis Davidson
From a story by Larry M. Harris
Directed by Harry Morgan
Director of photography John F. Warren, A.S.C.
Guest Stars:
Henry Jones ....... Alex Morrow
Linda Lawson ...... Fiona McNiece
Robert Loggia ..... Richard Schaustak
co-starring
Kathleen Freeman .. Angela Morrow
with
Dee J. Thompson ... Miss Rice
Joseph Mell ....... Jamieson
Syl Lamont ........ The Waiter
Susan French ...... The Cleaning Lady
Kai Hernandez ..... The Hatcheck Girl
Shawn Michaels .... The Drinker
Tom Stears ........ The Taxi Driver
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Assistant Director ... Ray Taylor Jr.
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ Frank H. Wilkinson
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
A stranger offers a married man an easy way to be with his girlfriend ...
permanently.
10.26 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE MONKEY'S PAW - A RETELLING
19-Apr-1965
Producer
Teleplay by Morton Fine & David Friedkin & Anthony Terpiloff
From a story by W.W. Jacobs
Directed by Robert Stevens
Director of photography John F. Warren, A.S.C.
Guest Stars:
Leif Erickson ..... Paul White
Jane Wyatt ........ Anne White
Special Guest star
Collin Wilcox ..... Selina
co-starring
Lee Majors ........ Howard White
Janet MacLachlan .. Gayle
with
Stuart Margolin ... Robin Byrd
Zolya Talma ....... Gypsy Woman
Dick Caruso ....... Gypsy Boy
Gil Stuart ........ British Man
Marisa Toumanoff .. Natasha Gurlieff
Peter Howard ...... Curtis Welks
Carmen Phillips ... Mary Smith
Pat Renella ....... Frank Corseli
Michelle Marley ... Joan
Vincent Chase ..... Hume Ray
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Douglas Stewart
Assistant Director ... Ray Taylor Jr.
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Costume Supervisor ... Burton Miller
Sound ................ Robert Bertrand
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
Too late a man realizes that the monkey paw that grants him
three wishes holds sinister desires on him.
10.27 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: THE SECOND WIFE
26-Apr-1965
Producer Herbert Coleman
Teleplay by Robert Bloch
From a story by Richard Denning
Directed by Joseph M. Newman
Director of photography Ray Rennahan
Guest Stars:
June Lockhart ..... Martha Hunter
John Anderson ..... Luke Hunter
co-starring
Eve McVeagh ....... Sylvia Boggs
David Fresco ...... Sam Ogle
Alice Backes ...... Helen Fiske
Jim Boles ......... Reverend Gilfoyle
Gertrude Flynn .... Peggy Gilfoyle
Vincent Chase ..... The Pawnbroker
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Edward W. Williams A.C.E.
Assistant Director ... Henry Kline
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ Frank H. Wilkinson
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
A newlywed wife believes her husband killed his first wife and feels he plans
the same for her.
10.28 [---] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: NIGHT FEVER
03-May-1965
Producer Herbert Coleman
Teleplay by Gilbert Ralson
From a story by Clark Howard
Directed by Herbert Coleman
Director of photography John F. Warren, A.S.C.
Guest Stars:
Colleen Dewhurst .. Nurse Ellen Hatch
Tom Simcox ........ Jerry Walsh
co-starring
Joe De Santis ..... Sgt. Jake Martinez
Don Stewart ....... Gabe Greely
Don Marshall ...... Joe Chandler
with
Richard Bull ...... Dr. Michaels
Rayford Barnes .... George Clark
Laurie Mitchell ... Pinky
Carol Brewster .... Mabel Cronin
and
Peggy Lipton ...... Mary Winters
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Edward W. Williams, A.C.E.
Assistant Director ... Chuck Colean
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Ralph Sylos
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ Lyle Cain
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
An injured criminal finds a sympathetic nurse his escape from the hospital.
10.29 [361] The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: OFF SEASON (final episode)
10-May-1965
Producer Gordon Hessler
Teleplay by Robert Bloch
From a story by Edward D. Hoch
Directed by William Friedkin
Director of photography John F. Warren, A.S.C.
Guest Stars:
John Gavin ........ Johnny Kendall
co-starring
Richard Jaeckel ... Milt Woodman
Tom Drake ......... Sheriff Dade
Indus Arthur ...... Sandy Evans
Dody Heath ........ Irma Dade
with
Fred Draper ....... Dr. Hornbeck (as Frederick P. Draper)
Duncan McLeod ..... Bill the Bartender
Jimmy Joyce ....... Sgt. Racin
Harry Hines ....... The Thief
Jim Drum .......... Al the Cook
and
William O'Connell.. Art Summers
*
Art Director ......... Alexander A. Mayer
Film Editor .......... Douglas Stewart
Assistant Director ... Henry Kline
Set Decorators ....... John McCarthy and Ralph Sylos
Costume Supervisor ... Vincent Dee
Sound ................ Lyle Cain
Editorial Dept. Head.. David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision .. Stanley Wilson
Makeup ............... Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist ......... Larry Germain
*
Synopsis:
An ex-cop takes a job in a small-town after he is fired for being
trigger-happy. [RF]
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