An American sitcom series starring Gale Storm. The series is about a Susanna Pomery, a cruise director for an ocean liner travelling the world.
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Title: The Gale Storm Show: Oh! Susanna (1956–1960)
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| Gale Storm | ... | Susanna Pomeroy 126 episodes, 1956-1960 | |
| Zasu Pitts | ... | Elvira Nugent / ... 126 episodes, 1956-1960 | |
| Roy Roberts | ... | Capt. Simon P. Huxley / ... 89 episodes, 1956-1960 | |
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James Fairfax | ... | Cedric / ... 71 episodes, 1956-1959 |
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An American sitcom series starring Gale Storm. The series is about a Susanna Pomery, a cruise director for an ocean liner travelling the world.
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29 September 1956 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Oh! Susanna See more »Filming Locations:
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(126 episodes)Sound Mix:
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When Zasu Pitts is introduced as "Nugie," no one ever asks what it stands for. The character's name is Elvira Nugent. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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I watched this show in the late 50's when I was starting school. In first grade I developed a love for all of the characters. My favorite show of all time is now My Little Margie, but Gale Storm Show is a close second. The people, the classy acts and Gale's wonderful singing voice really made it superior.
In recent years, in 2005, I discovered Gale was going to be at a movie seminar that featured 50's and 60's greats. My husband brought me and after nearly 50 years, I finally met my idol! Jane Russell, Ed Byrnes, Noel Niell and Kathy Garver were some of the other greats, but Gale was the one I wanted to meet especially. I had been so inspired by her great personality and timeless quality. What a marvelous experience! After that, I joined the Gale Storm Appreciation Society and discovered there were many people who still felt the same.
Gale called me and I spoke to her often on the phone. We became great friends and she sent me a copy of her beautiful music CD on my birthday! What a wonderful and generous lady! When I was ill and having health problems in 2007 she was so kind and sympathetic. I was invited to the 50th anniversary of Oh, Susannah, a party that was to be held at Gale's home. Sadly, she was not well, and the party was cancelled.
WE lost her in 2009, and I will never forget how wonderful it was to meet her, and also the other wonderful TV shows of the 50's and 60's. It was a great time to grow up in.
Today I watch the show often. A very generous person, the fan club vice president, made me a copy of the episodes I was missing of the programs. What a treat! So today it is like the time never passed. My big sister and I always find time to watch Oh, Susannah or My Little Margie. Even my sons and daughter enjoy Margie once in awhile.