“The Kaiser Aluminum Hour” Films, 1957


Summary Information
Title: “The Kaiser Aluminum Hour” Films
Inclusive Dates: 1957

Call Number: DE 724-727, DE 739-740

Quantity: 6 film reels

Repository:
Wisconsin Historical Society Archives / Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
Contact Information

Archival Location:
Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)

Abstract:
Three episodes of The Kaiser Aluminum Hour, an hour-long dramatic anthology series that ran on NBC from 1956 to 1957. The series shared a time slot with Armstrong Circle Theater. All the reels are 16 mm kinescopes in black and white with sound and include commercials for aluminum products.

Note:

There is a restriction on access to and use of this material; see the Administrative/Restriction Information portion of this finding aid for details.



Language: English

URL to cite for this finding aid: http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/wiarchives.uw-whs-kaiser
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Administrative/Restriction Information
Access Restrictions

These films may be viewed on the Steenbeck only.


Use Restrictions

No duplication or public screening without consent of copyright holder.


Acquisition Information

Presented by the David Susskind Estate in 1991 as part of the David Susskind Papers. Accession Number: M91-034


Contents List
DE 739-740
MURDER IN THE HOUSE, 4/9/1957
Note: Written by Leslie Slote
Produced by David Susskind and Alfred Levy
Directed by Ira Cirker
Cast: Oscar Homolka, Joan Tetzel, Gerald Sarracini, Jack Klugman, Pat Henning, Marty Greene, Adnia Rice

DE 724-725
A MAN'S GAME, 4/23/1957
Note: Written by David Shaw
Music and lyrics by Maddy Russell and Jack Segal
Produced by David Susskind and Alfred Levy
Directed by Paul Lammers
Cast: Nannette Fabray, Gene Nelson, Paul Ford, Lou Parker, Bibi Osterwald, Fred Gwynne, Kenny Bowers, Steven Shaw

DE 726-727
THE MAN WHO VANISHED, 5/7/1957
Note: Written by Art Wallace
Produced by David Susskind and Alfred Levy
Directed by Paul Bogart
Cast: Bruce Gordon, Sallie Brophy, Carl Low, Joseph Leon, Richard Coogan, Carolyn Brenner, Frederic Downs, Norma Shelly, Hal Struder, Jason Wingreen, Jimmy Yoham Shaw