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"Lock Up" The Case of Corporal Newman (1960)


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Directed by
Jack Herzberg 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Herbert Purdom  writer

Episode Cast (in credits order)
Macdonald Carey ... Herbert L. Maris

John Doucette ... Lt. Weston
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ray Boyle (as Dirk London)
Jean Carson ... Carol Moody
Joan Granville ... Miss Brent
Vinton Hayworth ... Col. Mac McGinnis
Anthony Jochim ... Train Station Porter
Karyn Kupcinet ... Mary Ann Hunter (as Tammy Windsor)
Gene Roth
Karen Scott
Jeremy Slate ... Blake Newman
Joel Smith
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Episode Crew
Produced by
Jack Herzberg .... producer
 
Cinematography by
Monroe P. Askins (director of photography) (as Monroe Askins)
 
Film Editing by
John B. Woelz (film editor)
 
Art Direction by
Jack T. Collis 
 
Set Decoration by
Vin Taylor  (as Vincent Taylor)
 
Production Management
Joe Wonder .... production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Gilbert Mandelik .... assistant director
 
Sound Department
Al Lincoln .... audio supervisor
Bert Schoenfeld .... sound editor
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Seth Banks .... wardrobe
 
Music Department
Hayes Pagel .... music editor
 
Series Crew
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Directed by
Otto Lang (episode "Case of Frank Cothy, The")
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Charles Larson  (episode "Harry Connors Story The")

Cinematography by
Charles Van Enger 
 
Sound Department
Ed Galvin .... sound editor
 

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