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Date Aired : 48/12/07
Episode Number : ----
Available : YES
Title/Plot/Host: Milford Brooks III
Description : Johnny is hired to keep Mr. Brooks from committing suicide and a $2 million dollar policy from paying off.
Cast : Dick Powell, William Conrad, Betty Lou Gerson, Joseph Kearns, Paul Dudley (writer), Gil Doud (writer), Anton M. Leader (director).
Notes :
- Audition program
- “Yours Truly, Lloyd London” on original script
- There is no broadcast log entry for this episode in the NY Times, this date. Johnny is hired to keep Mr. Brooks from committing suicide and a $2 million dollar policy from paying off.
Notes :
- Audition program
- “Yours Truly, Lloyd London” on original script
- There is no broadcast log entry for this episode in the NY Times, this date. Johnny is hired to keep Mr. Brooks from committing suicide and a $2 million dollar policy from paying off.
Notes : (1) Audition program; (2) “Yours Truly, Lloyd London” on original script; (3) There is no broadcast log entry for this episode in the NY Times, this date. Johnny is hired to keep Mr. Brooks from committing suicide and a $2 million dollar policy from paying off.
First Line : [Intro] “… To: Home Office, East Coast Underwriters, Terminal Building, Hartford, Connecticut. Attention: Austin Farnsworth, General Manager. The following is an accounting of my expenditure in my investigation of Milfred Brooks, the Third.” [Intro] “… To: Home Office, East Coast Underwriters, Terminal Building, Hartford, Connecticut. Attention: Austin Farnsworth, General Manager. The following is an accounting of my expenditure in my investigation of Milfred Brooks, the Third.”
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Date Aired : 48/12/07
Episode Number : ----
Available : YES
Title/Plot/Host: Milford Brooks III
Description : Johnny is hired to keep Mr. Brooks from committing suicide and a $2 million dollar policy from paying off.
Cast : Dick Powell, William Conrad, Betty Lou Gerson, Joseph Kearns, Paul Dudley (writer), Gil Doud (writer), Anton M. Leader (director).
Notes :
- Audition program
- “Yours Truly, Lloyd London” on original script
- There is no broadcast log entry for this episode in the NY Times, this date. Johnny is hired to keep Mr. Brooks from committing suicide and a $2 million dollar policy from paying off.
Notes :
- Audition program
- “Yours Truly, Lloyd London” on original script
- There is no broadcast log entry for this episode in the NY Times, this date. Johnny is hired to keep Mr. Brooks from committing suicide and a $2 million dollar policy from paying off.
Notes : (1) Audition program; (2) “Yours Truly, Lloyd London” on original script; (3) There is no broadcast log entry for this episode in the NY Times, this date. Johnny is hired to keep Mr. Brooks from committing suicide and a $2 million dollar policy from paying off.
First Line : [Intro] “… To: Home Office, East Coast Underwriters, Terminal Building, Hartford, Connecticut. Attention: Austin Farnsworth, General Manager. The following is an accounting of my expenditure in my investigation of Milfred Brooks, the Third.” [Intro] “… To: Home Office, East Coast Underwriters, Terminal Building, Hartford, Connecticut. Attention: Austin Farnsworth, General Manager. The following is an accounting of my expenditure in my investigation of Milfred Brooks, the Third.”
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| Date Aired:
| 48/12/07
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| Episode Number:
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| Available:
| YES
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| Title:
| Milford Brooks III
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| Description :
| Johnny is hired to keep Mr. Brooks from committing suicide and a $2 million dollar policy from paying off.
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| Cast :
| Dick Powell, William Conrad, Betty Lou Gerson, Joseph Kearns, Paul Dudley (writer), Gil Doud (writer), Anton M. Leader (director).
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| Notes :
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- Audition program
- “Yours Truly, Lloyd London” on original script
- There is no broadcast log entry for this episode in the NY Times, this date. Johnny is hired to keep Mr. Brooks from committing suicide and a $2 million dollar policy from paying off.
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| Notes :
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- Audition program
- “Yours Truly, Lloyd London” on original script
- There is no broadcast log entry for this episode in the NY Times, this date. Johnny is hired to keep Mr. Brooks from committing suicide and a $2 million dollar policy from paying off.
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| Notes :
| (1) Audition program; (2) “Yours Truly, Lloyd London” on original script; (3) There is no broadcast log entry for this episode in the NY Times, this date. Johnny is hired to keep Mr. Brooks from committing suicide and a $2 million dollar policy from paying off.
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| [Intro] “… To: Home Office, East Coast Underwriters, Terminal Building, Hartford, Connecticut. Attention: Austin Farnsworth, General Manager. The following is an accounting of my expenditure in my investigation of Milfred Brooks, the Third.” [Intro] “… To: Home Office, East Coast Underwriters, Terminal Building, Hartford, Connecticut. Attention: Austin Farnsworth, General Manager. The following is an accounting of my expenditure in my investigation of Milfred Brooks, the Third.”
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| [Intro] “… To: Home Office, East Coast Underwriters, Terminal Building, Hartford, Connecticut. Attention: Austin Farnsworth, General Manager. The following is an accounting of my expenditure in my investigation of Milfred Brooks, the Third.” [Intro] “… To: Home Office, East Coast Underwriters, Terminal Building, Hartford, Connecticut. Attention: Austin Farnsworth, General Manager. The following is an accounting of my expenditure in my investigation of Milfred Brooks, the Third.”
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Now trying this: ‘lightyellow’ on black.
Now trying this: ‘linen’ on black.
Now trying this: ‘mintcream’ on black.
Now trying this: ‘mistyrose’ on black.
Now trying this: ‘moccasin’ on black.
Now trying this: ‘navajowhite’ on black.