These type of shows were as TV was like back in the early days when TV was for the rich folk who lived in major cities . Child actress Denise Alexander of General Hospital later of TV soap fame and Bruce Gordon later of The Untoucables TV series were among the cast who supported the lead , distiguished Oscar winning Ms Fay Bainter .
I do believe, by late 1949, a great deal of the Population that had local reception, TV was widespread even amongst the working stiffs....most dealers had a weekly payment offer.
As the Oscar winner the previous year in the same category Fay Bainter presented AA actress Hattie Mc Daniel the 1939 Oscar for Best Supporting Actress , a part of history .
I love sinister deep-voiced Hilda Vaughn who played the villainous. She also played Jean Harlow’s blackmailing maid in Dinner at Eight and other various characters - some of them very nice! - through the years.
Fay Bainter was wonderful in this, these roles suited her well. I also read that she was very well liked in Hollywood and very charitable ❤
What a gem.
Agreed, lovely story and great acting.
These type of shows were as TV was like back in the early days when TV was for the rich folk who lived in major cities . Child actress Denise Alexander of General Hospital later of TV soap fame and Bruce Gordon later of The Untoucables TV series were among the cast who supported the lead , distiguished Oscar winning Ms Fay Bainter .
I do believe, by late 1949, a great deal of the Population that had local reception, TV was widespread even amongst the working stiffs....most dealers had a weekly payment offer.
05:27 could see the camera behind the door...I loved the one with Ethel Barrymore as the Kind Lady. .
Excellent, thank you
As the Oscar winner the previous year in the same category Fay Bainter presented AA actress Hattie Mc Daniel the 1939 Oscar for Best Supporting Actress , a part of history .
I love sinister deep-voiced Hilda Vaughn who played the villainous.
She also played Jean Harlow’s blackmailing maid in Dinner at Eight and other various characters - some of them very nice! - through the years.
Thanks
At 11:31 everyone needs an Aunt Mary like that!
As seen on alternate Fridays at 9pm(et).