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,2,76,14,118,arialbd,7,255,255,255,1_.jpg "Studio One in Hollywood: Season 8: Episode 30 -- This powerfully acted political parable written by Rod Serling, features a theme similar to Allen Drury’s “Advise And Consent” on the machinations of United States senators and their entourages. Stars Chester Morris, Frances Sternhagen and Wendell Corey.")
,2,76,14,118,arialbd,7,255,255,255,1_.jpg "Studio One in Hollywood: Season 8: Episode 16 -- Dino Manetta, not quite seventeen, has a long history of delinquency, including being implicated in the murder of a night watchman when he was twelve. The brooding Dino is portrayed by a young Sal Mineo.")
,2,76,14,118,arialbd,7,255,255,255,1_.jpg "Studio One in Hollywood: Season 7: Episode 46 -- William Shakespeare’s classic play is brought to life in this 1955 television adaptation starring Theodore Bikel in the title role and Alfred Ryder as Marc Anthony.")
,2,76,14,118,arialbd,7,255,255,255,1_.jpg "Studio One in Hollywood: Season 7: Episode 33 -- Gore Vidal’s screenplay is based in New Orleans, and features Miriam Hopkins as the widowed Theresa Durand, whose impoverished family must sell furniture and other objects of art from their home to stay afloat. Also stars Elizabeth Montgomery.")
,2,76,14,118,arialbd,7,255,255,255,1_.jpg "Studio One in Hollywood: Season 7: Episode 8 -- This program, based on the writings of Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, is about the slow growth of habits and attitudes which has made us free men. The cast includes Bruce Marshall, Ethel Everett and Sandy Kenyon.")
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Release Date:
7 November 1948 (USA)
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Awards:
Won 5 Primetime Emmys.
Another 2 wins
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13 nominations
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NewsDesk:
(68 articles)
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Cast
(Series Cast Summary - 1 of 481) | Betty Furness | ... | Herself - Commercial Spokeswoman / ... (465 episodes, 1948-1958) |
Series Directed by | |||
| Paul Nickell | (139 episodes, 1948-1958) | ||
| Franklin J. Schaffner | (111 episodes, 1949-1956) | ||
| Robert Mulligan | (7 episodes, 1956-1957) | ||
| Lela Swift | (6 episodes, 1950-1952) | ||
| Allen Reisner | (6 episodes, 1954) | ||
| Worthington Miner | (5 episodes, 1948-1949) | ||
| Ralph Nelson | (5 episodes, 1951-1958) | ||
| Matt Harlib | (5 episodes, 1952-1953) | ||
| Walter Hart | (4 episodes, 1949-1951) | ||
| John Peyser | (4 episodes, 1950-1951) | ||
| Karl Genus | (4 episodes, 1956) | ||
| Martin Magner | (3 episodes, 1951-1952) | ||
| Tom Donovan | (3 episodes, 1957-1958) | ||
| James B. Clark | (3 episodes, 1958) | ||
| Jack Smight | (3 episodes, 1958) | ||
| Yul Brynner | (2 episodes, 1949) | ||
| George Zachary | (2 episodes, 1949) | ||
| Carl Frank | (2 episodes, 1950) | ||
| James Sheldon | (2 episodes, 1953) | ||
| Mel Ferber | (2 episodes, 1954) | ||
| William H. Brown Jr. | (2 episodes, 1956) | ||
| David Greene | (2 episodes, 1957-1958) | ||
| Herbert Hirschman | (2 episodes, 1958) | ||
| Tony Barr | (unknown episodes) | ||
| Norman Felton | (unknown episodes) | ||
| Fletcher Markle | (unknown episodes) | ||
Series Writing credits | ||
| Worthington Miner | (54 episodes, 1948-1953) | |
| Reginald Rose | (17 episodes, 1952-1957) | |
| Joseph Liss | (14 episodes, 1948-1952) | |
| Mel Goldberg | (13 episodes, 1951-1956) | |
| Sumner Locke Elliott | (8 episodes, 1949-1953) | |
| Alvin Sapinsley | (7 episodes, 1951-1954) | |
| Howard Rodman | (7 episodes, 1953-1957) | |
| William Shakespeare | (6 episodes, 1949-1955) | |
| Irve Tunick | (6 episodes, 1951-1953) | |
| Rod Serling | (6 episodes, 1953-1956) | |
| Marc Brandell | (6 episodes, 1955-1958) | |
| Henry James | (5 episodes, 1949-1952) | |
| David Shaw | (5 episodes, 1950-1952) | |
| Michael Dyne | (5 episodes, 1952-1958) | |
| A.J. Russell | (5 episodes, 1952-1954) | |
| Loring Mandel | (5 episodes, 1955-1957) | |
| Ben Hecht | (4 episodes, 1949-1951) | |
| Ernest Kinoy | (4 episodes, 1955-1958) | |
| Richard De Roy | (4 episodes, 1956-1958) | |
| Charles Monroe | (3 episodes, 1949-1950) | |
| Lois Jacoby | (3 episodes, 1950-1951) | |
| Betty Loring | (3 episodes, 1951-1953) | |
| James P. Cavanagh | (3 episodes, 1952-1958) | |
| Paul Gallico | (3 episodes, 1952-1958) | |
| Raphael Hayes | (3 episodes, 1952-1953) | |
| Adrian Spies | (3 episodes, 1953-1958) | |
| William Templeton | (3 episodes, 1953-1955) | |
| Stanley Niss | (3 episodes, 1953) | |
| Gore Vidal | (3 episodes, 1954-1955) | |
| Robert Herridge | (3 episodes, 1956) | |
| Jerome Ross | (3 episodes, 1957-1958) | |
| McNight Malmar | (2 episodes, 1948-1949) | |
| Rudyard Kipling | (2 episodes, 1949-1953) | |
| Charlotte Brontë | (2 episodes, 1949-1952) | |
| Ellen Glasgow | (2 episodes, 1949-1952) | |
| John L. Balderston | (2 episodes, 1949-1950) | |
| Dorothee Carousso | (2 episodes, 1949-1950) | |
| Ivan Turgenev | (2 episodes, 1949-1950) | |
| Millen Brand | (2 episodes, 1949) | |
| Gerald Goode | (2 episodes, 1949) | |
| Dashiell Hammett | (2 episodes, 1949) | |
| Maurice Valency | (2 episodes, 1949) | |
| Don Mankiewicz | (2 episodes, 1950-1953) | |
| Virginia Douglas Dawson | (2 episodes, 1950-1952) | |
| Matt Harlib | (2 episodes, 1950-1952) | |
| Aben Kandel | (2 episodes, 1950-1952) | |
| Howard Merrill | (2 episodes, 1950-1952) | |
| Elizabeth Hart | (2 episodes, 1950-1951) | |
| Ruth McKenney | (2 episodes, 1950-1951) | |
| Ferenc Molnár | (2 episodes, 1950-1951) | |
| Louisa May Alcott | (2 episodes, 1950) | |
| Fielder Cook | (2 episodes, 1950) | |
| Loren Disney | (2 episodes, 1950) | |
| Max Ehrlich | (2 episodes, 1951-1958) | |
| Raymond Chandler | (2 episodes, 1951-1953) | |
| J.B. Priestley | (2 episodes, 1952-1958) | |
| Paul Monash | (2 episodes, 1952-1955) | |
| Georges Simenon | (2 episodes, 1952-1953) | |
| Frank D. Gilroy | (2 episodes, 1955-1958) | |
| George Bellak | (2 episodes, 1955-1956) | |
| Jackie Gleason | (2 episodes, 1955-1956) | |
| Richard Berg | (2 episodes, 1956-1958) | |
| Dale Wasserman | (2 episodes, 1956-1958) | |
| Theodore Apstein | (2 episodes, 1957-1958) | |
| Abby Mann | (2 episodes, 1957-1958) | |
| Tad Mosel | (2 episodes, 1957-1958) | |
| Agnes Nixon | (unknown episodes, 1951) | |
| David Aldrich | (unknown episodes) | |
| Patrick Alexander | (unknown episodes) | |
| William Altman | (unknown episodes) | |
| Peter Barry | (unknown episodes) | |
| Robert Bassing | (unknown episodes) | |
| Harold Jack Bloom | (unknown episodes) | |
| William T. Bode | (unknown episodes) | |
| Leo Brady | (unknown episodes) | |
| Sidney Carroll | (unknown episodes) | |
| Robert Carson | (unknown episodes) | |
| Arden Casey | (unknown episodes) | |
| Jerry Davis | (unknown episodes) | |
| Robert Dozier | (unknown episodes) | |
| Don Ettlinger | (unknown episodes) | |
| Robert Fielder | (unknown episodes) | |
| Thomas Flanagan | (unknown episodes) | |
| Charles S. Gardner | (unknown episodes) | |
| Jan Glanzrock | (unknown episodes) | |
| Herman Goldberg | (unknown episodes) | |
| William T. Grady Jr. | (unknown episodes) | |
| Arthur Hailey | (unknown episodes) | |
| Sam Hall | (unknown episodes) | |
| Joel Hammil | (unknown episodes) | |
| Alfred Harris | (unknown episodes) | |
| Roger O. Hirson | (unknown episodes) | |
| George Kelly | (unknown episodes) | |
| Marcy Klauber | (unknown episodes) | |
| Alfred Lewis Levitt | (unknown episodes) | |
| Laurence Marks | (unknown episodes) | |
| John McGreevey | (unknown episodes) | |
| Henry Misrock | (unknown episodes) | |
| Madeline Misrock | (unknown episodes) | |
| William Mourne | (unknown episodes) | |
| Shirley Peterson | (unknown episodes) | |
| Robert Presnell Jr. | (unknown episodes) | |
| Mann Rubin | (unknown episodes) | |
| Will Schneider | (unknown episodes) | |
| George Seldon | (unknown episodes) | |
| Hannah Smith | (unknown episodes) | |
| Anthony Spinner | (unknown episodes) | |
| Herbert Abbott Spiro | (unknown episodes) | |
| Peter Van Slingerland | (unknown episodes) | |
| John Vlahos | (unknown episodes) | |
| Art Wallace | (unknown episodes) | |
| Carson A. Wiley | (unknown episodes) | |
| James Yaffe | (unknown episodes) | |
Series Produced by | |||
| Worthington Miner | .... | producer (139 episodes, 1948-1952) | |
| Felix Jackson | .... | producer (13 episodes, 1953-1956) | |
| Norman Felton | .... | producer / associate producer (7 episodes, 1957-1958) | |
| John Haggott | .... | producer (5 episodes, 1952-1953) | |
| Donald Davis | .... | producer (5 episodes, 1952) | |
| Dorothy Mathews | .... | producer (5 episodes, 1952) | |
| Herbert Brodkin | .... | producer / executive producer (5 episodes, 1957) | |
| Peter Kortner | .... | producer (5 episodes, 1958) | |
| Fletcher Markle | .... | producer / production (4 episodes, 1952-1953) | |
| William Altman | .... | associate producer / assistant producer (4 episodes, 1954-1955) | |
| Robert Herridge | .... | producer (4 episodes, 1956) | |
| Robert Sparks | .... | executive producer (4 episodes, 1958) | |
| Eva Wolas | .... | producer (3 episodes, 1958) | |
| Montgomery Ford | .... | producer (2 episodes, 1951) | |
| Gordon Duff | .... | producer (2 episodes, 1957) | |
| Tony Barr | .... | producer (2 episodes, 1958) | |
| Joe Scully | .... | associate producer: "Studio One In Hollywood" (unknown episodes) | |
Series Original Music by | |||
| Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov | (445 episodes, 1949-1958) | ||
| Robert Allen | (unknown episodes) | ||
| Bernard Herrmann | (unknown episodes) | ||
| Bernhard Kaun | (unknown episodes) | ||
Series Cinematography by | |||
| T. Miller | (unknown episodes, 1955-1956) | ||
Series Set Decoration by | |||
| Richard Richtaryk | (12 episodes, 1948-1953) | ||
| Willard Levitas | (9 episodes, 1951-1956) | ||
| Kim Swados | (5 episodes, 1953-1955) | ||
| Henry May | (3 episodes, 1952-1953) | ||
| Ken Krausgill | (3 episodes, 1955-1957) | ||
| Wesley Laws | (2 episodes, 1954-1956) | ||
Series Costume Design by | |||
| Leslie Renfield | (2 episodes, 1955-1957) | ||
Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director | |||
| Robert Myhrum | .... | associate director (1 episode, 1957) | |
Series Art Department | |||
| Willard Levitas | .... | settings (2 episodes, 1951-1954) | |
| Bob Markel | .... | scenic designer (2 episodes, 1956) | |
Series Camera and Electrical Department | |||
| Bob Barry | .... | lighting director (3 episodes, 1955-1957) | |
Series Editorial Department | |||
| Vincent McConnor | .... | editorial supervisor (2 episodes, 1952-1953) | |
Series Music Department | |||
| Mantovani | .... | theme performer (20 episodes, 1948-1949) | |
| Vic Oliver | .... | composer: theme music (20 episodes, 1948-1949) | |
| Alfredo Antonini | .... | musical director / music consultant / ... (8 episodes, 1953-1956) | |
| Eugene Cines | .... | musical director (unknown episodes) | |
| Will Schaefer | .... | orchestrator (unknown episodes) | |
Series Other crew | |||
| Florence Britton | .... | story editor (7 episodes, 1954-1956) | |
| Ted Miller | .... | technical director (5 episodes, 1954-1957) | |
| William Altman | .... | assistant to the producer / assistant to producer (3 episodes, 1953-1954) | |
| Charles H. Schultz | .... | assistant to producer / assistant to the producer (2 episodes, 1956) | |
Production CompaniesDistributors
- Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) (1948-1958) (USA) (TV) (original airing)
- Video Service Corporation (2001) (USA) (VHS)
- Marathon Music & Video (2002) (USA) (VHS)
- E1 Entertainment (2010) (USA) (DVD) (Rod Serling - Studio One Dramas) (episodes "The Arena" and "The Strike")
- E1 Entertainment (2010) (USA) (DVD) (episode "Twelve Angry Men")
- Koch Vision (2008) (USA) (DVD)
Additional Details
Also Known As:
"Studio One" - USA (original title)
"Studio One Summer Theatre" - USA (summer title)
"Summer Theatre" - USA (summer title)
"Westinghouse Studio One" - USA (alternative title)
"Westinghouse Summer Theatre" - USA (summer title)
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"Studio One Summer Theatre" - USA (summer title)
"Summer Theatre" - USA (summer title)
"Westinghouse Studio One" - USA (alternative title)
"Westinghouse Summer Theatre" - USA (summer title)
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Runtime:
60 min
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Did You Know?
Trivia:
Originally a CBS radio dramatic anthology series, which was directed by Fletcher Markle who was often heard on the series in leading roles with his future wife, Mercedes McCambridge.See more »
Movie Connections:
Referenced in "The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show: Anniversary Party (#6.9)" (1955)See more »
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I recently purchased a "50 Movie Pack : Historic Classics" at Best Buy. Included was "The Night America Trembled", a 50 minute episode of Studio One. (Episode 10.1 - aired on Sept. 9th, 1957 ). It was the story about the CBS broadcast of the War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells in 1938. This episode was fast paced and very well done. It had an all-star cast with Edward R. Murrow as the smoking narrator, and several unknowns at the time, including James Coburn as Sam (credited as Jim Coburn, and his very first TV appearance), Warren Beatty and Warren Oates as the young poker players, and Ed Asner as a radio character. Even John Astin (of the Addams Family) had a small part as the newspaper typist and does not appear in the ending credits. Thanks to IMDb, I noticed that there was a made for TV remake in the 1970's. I would love to see this version so that I could compare the two.