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"The DuPont Show of the Month" Harvey (1958)
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"The DuPont Show of the Month" (1957)Original Air Date:
22 September 1958 (Season 2, Episode 1)Plot:
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I loved this version for Marion Lorne! moreCast
(Episode Credited cast) | Larry Blyden | ... | Dr. Sanderson |
 | Art Carney | ... | Elwood P. Dowd |
| Fred Gwynne | ... | Wilson |
| Marion Lorne | ... | Veta Louise Simmons |
 | Elizabeth Montgomery | ... | Miss Kelly |
| Charlotte Rae | ||
| Jack Weston |
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I had been crazy about her since her Garry Moore Show appearances, and seeing her as the ditsy sister Veta was wonderful.
She and Josephine Hull (the original Veta) were very under-utilized actresses. Josephine Hull was on Broadway a lot, but only her Harvey and Arsenic and Old Lace were captured on film. A great loss, I'm sure (though I'm too young to have seen her on Broadway).
Art Carney made a wonderful Elwood P. Dowd, too, though not quite as good as Jimmy Stewart. Perhaps Stewart and Lorne would have been too much ditsy!
After nearly 50 years, I still remember this production. I sure wish this was available on DVD!