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"The Kaiser Aluminum Hour" (1956)
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3 July 1956 (USA)
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Live dramas that were broadcast every other week. The show had covered both light and serious drama...
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Nominated for Primetime Emmy.
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The 30 Year Old Rod Serling
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Cast
(Series Cast [10]) | Alexander Scourby | ... | Chorus / ... (3 episodes, 1956-1957) |
 | William Shatner | ... | John Sandor / ... (3 episodes, 1956-1957) |
| Larry Gates | ... | Hewitt Leener (2 episodes, 1956-1957) |
 | Paul Mazursky | ... | Jacobs / ... (2 episodes, 1956-1957) |
 | Van Dyke Parks | ... | Bobby / ... (2 episodes, 1956-1957) |
| Harry Townes | ... | Hannify / ... (2 episodes, 1956-1957) |
| Roland Winters | ... | Millet (2 episodes, 1956-1957) |
| Frank Campanella | ... | Sgt. Hass (2 episodes, 1956) |
 | Paul Newman | ... | Charlie Correlli / ... (2 episodes, 1956) |
 | Jacqueline Scott | ... | Donna / ... (2 episodes, 1957) |
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| Franklin J. Schaffner | (6 episodes, 1956-1957) | ||
| Fielder Cook | (3 episodes, 1956-1957) | ||
| George Roy Hill | (3 episodes, 1956-1957) | ||
| Ira Cirker | (unknown episodes) | ||
| Paul Lammers | (unknown episodes) | ||
| Alfred Levy | (unknown episodes) | ||
| David Susskind | (unknown episodes) | ||
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| Steve Gethers | (2 episodes, 1956) | |
| Richard Berg | (2 episodes, 1957) | |
| Leslie Slote | (2 episodes, 1957) | |
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| Worthington Miner | .... | executive producer (24 episodes, 1956-1957) | |
| Fielder Cook | .... | producer (unknown episodes) | |
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| Maddy Russell | (1 episode, 1957) | ||
| Jack Segal | (1 episode, 1957) | ||
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- National Broadcasting Company (NBC) (1956-1957) (USA) (TV)
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This was a live hour-long dramatic anthology series that appeared every other week (alternating with "Armstrong Circle Theatre" (1950)) on NBC's Tuesday night schedule, debuting 3 July 1956 and last broadcast on 18 June 1957. During its relatively brief run, the series managed to attract such notable actors as Paul Newman (in the series' initial episode), Robert Culp, Hume Cronyn, Ralph Bellamy, 'Franchot Tone', Claude Rains and Kim Hunter.See more »
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Having won an Emmy Award for 'Patterns' the previous year, the 30 year old Rod Serling wrote 'Mr. Finchley Verses the Bomb' for this series which was aired on September 25th 1956 just three months short of his 31st birthday.