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Stop the Parade! A Baby Is Crying!

  • Episode aired Apr 20, 1963
  • 1h
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7.7/10
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Stop the Parade! A Baby Is Crying! (1963)
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The reporting of a car theft by a good looking blonde seems odd for some reason to Detectives Flint and Arcaro. Later they and Lt. Parker are told she actually lent the car after a casual pi... Read allThe reporting of a car theft by a good looking blonde seems odd for some reason to Detectives Flint and Arcaro. Later they and Lt. Parker are told she actually lent the car after a casual pickup.As more is learned about this woman her mental state becomes a concern. Is she a poss... Read allThe reporting of a car theft by a good looking blonde seems odd for some reason to Detectives Flint and Arcaro. Later they and Lt. Parker are told she actually lent the car after a casual pickup.As more is learned about this woman her mental state becomes a concern. Is she a possible suicide case or a danger to others?

  • Director
    • William A. Graham
  • Writer
    • Abram S. Ginnes
  • Stars
    • Paul Burke
    • Horace McMahon
    • Harry Bellaver
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    7.7/10
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    • Director
      • William A. Graham
    • Writer
      • Abram S. Ginnes
    • Stars
      • Paul Burke
      • Horace McMahon
      • Harry Bellaver
    • 2User reviews
    • 1Critic review
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    Paul Burke
    Paul Burke
    • Det. Adam Flint
    Horace McMahon
    Horace McMahon
    • Lt. Mike Parker
    Harry Bellaver
    Harry Bellaver
    • Det. Frank Arcaro
    Diana Hyland
    Diana Hyland
    • Vivian North
    Jack Klugman
    Jack Klugman
    • Arthur Crews
    James Patterson
    James Patterson
    • Phil North
    Alex Cord
    Alex Cord
    • Dick Wilkes
    • (as Alex Viespi)
    Parker McCormick
    • Lady Bartender
    Lily Lodge
    • Olga
    Leigh Wharton
    • Earl
    Lawrence Dobkin
    Lawrence Dobkin
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    • Director
      • William A. Graham
    • Writer
      • Abram S. Ginnes
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    6/10
    "Crazy Lady" episode that's well-acted.
    What's with that STUPID brass trio/band with the three old jerks in the opening scene? I REALLY hate this sort of bogus "NY-experimental-theater" conceit. Fortunately, it disappears after the prologue.

    This type of drama centering on a whacked-out, neurotic leading lady is NOT my cup of tea, but the performance by Diana Hyland becomes increasingly intense and unpredictable--in a very convincing, "bi-polar" way-- as the show progresses. Her Jewelry scene (reminiscent of the famous aria in Gounod's opera Faust) is riveting, as is her final fantasy scene in the police station. Very impressively done.

    Jack Klugman is also very good, especially in his final scene. And it's good to see James Patterson in a rare TV appearance; a very compelling, brooding Actor's Studio kind of guy whose distinctive presence complements the overall dark tone of this show. Good choice. (Check him out on You-Tube in the terrifying "Dissolve to Black" episode of Roald Dahl's' 1961 series "WAY OUT") LR
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    • Release date
      • April 20, 1963 (United States)
    • Language
      • English
    • Filming locations
      • 330 West 46th Street, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA(Where Dick Wilkes gets picked up with Vivian's car in front of the old House of Buscaglia Restaurant)
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      • Shelle Productions
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      1 hour
    • Color
      • Black and White
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      • 1.33 : 1

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