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The Jack Benny Program 1950

Comedy

The comic misadventures of the "skinflint" comedian and his friends.

All Titles	show all 12 titles The Jack Benny Program The Jack Benny Program ジャックベニー The Jack Benny Program Передача Джека Бенни Программа Джека Бенни The Jack Benny Program The Jack Benny Show The Lucky Strike Program The Jack Benny Program El programa de Jack Benny Jack-Benny-Show
Director	Frederick De Cordova Ralph Levy Norman Abbott show all 7 directors Seymour Berns Don Weis Dick Linkroum James V. Kern
Artists	as Jack Benny as Don Wilson Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson as Rochester Van Jones show all 924 artists as Dennis Day Mary Livingstone as Mary Livingstone Mel Blanc as Polly Benny Rubin as Bandit The Sportsmen Quartet as Themselves Frank Nelson as Clerk Ned Miller as 2nd Man Herb Vigran as 2nd Policeman Jeanette Eymann as Nurse Dale White as Harlow Wilson Charles Cantor as Lingerie Salesman Lois Corbett as Lois Wilson Bob Crosby as Self as George Burns as Self as Andre Ross Elliott as Fred Maudie Prickett as Miss Gordon Frank Remley as Self Iris Adrian as Abby - Waitress Artie Auerbach as Mr. Kitzel Charles Bagby as Charlie the Pianist Chick Sheridan as Supporting Player Jesslyn Fax as Emma - Fan Club VP Gisele MacKenzie as Self Joe Besser as Joey Glen Turnbull as Joe - Stage Manager Wayne Songer as Clarinet Player Dorothy Collins as Lucky Strike Commercial Tom Wade as Supporting Player Seymour Rosen as Supporting Player Madge Blake as Tillie - Fan Club President as Emcee as Roy Richard Deacon as Shirt Salesman Hallene Hill as Jack's Car Washer Richard Reeves as Joe Gallager Joseph Kearns as Ed, the Vault Guard James Stewart as Jimmy Stewart Elvia Allman as Bickering Wife Bea Benaderet as Gertrude, switchboard operator Gloria Stewart as Gloria Stewart as Elwood Hunter Jack Albertson as Reporter Gail Bonney as Aunt Sudie Barbara Pepper as Barbara Bob Hope as Self Dave Willock as Bus Passenger Henry Hunter as Mr. Lewis Sheldon Leonard as Racetrack Tout Gurney Bell as Self Bill Days as Self Shirley Mitchell as Gladys Gearshift as Salesman Cliff Norton as Arnie Weber Verna Felton as Mrs. Day Harold Gould as Director Pitt Herbert as 1st Salesman Sara Berner as Mabel Flapsaddle Stephen Wootton as Beavers' secretary Jan Arvan as Barber as Mr. Lewis Don Rice as Bass Player as Everett Robert Darin as Man Chuckie Bradley as Phone Operator as Self Robert Garsen as Self Grandon Rhodes as Clerk Leon Tyler as Bellboy Frank Gerstle as Deli clerk John Monaghan as Convict Frances Bergen as Self Jesse White as Mr. Weber Barry Gordon as Harry Johnson Ben Lessy as Arlington Montgomery von Husen III James Flavin as Barker - Animal Show Scott Elliott as The Butler as Court Clerk Bobby Johnson as Henry Dick Ryan as Kevin O'Houlihan Frances Robinson as Bank Teller John Harmon as Mailman as 1st Man as 3rd Woman as Alfred - Prisoner June Earle as Cookie girl as Gracie Allen Jane Dulo as Miss Dooley Sandra Gould as Gloria Joseph Forte as Judge Phyllis Gehrig as Supporting Player as Stage Manager Frank Fontaine as John L.T. Savonie Laura Anders as Supporting Player as Supporting Player Charles Zacha Jr. as Man as Autographer Seeker as Crew Member as Mildred Meyerhouser John Laing as Announcer Mary Young as Mildred Holmquist Robert Patten as Crew Member as 2nd Gas Station Attendant Edgar Bergen as Self Margaret Brayton as Louise Claire Carleton as Pauline Bernie Kopell as Alberto Rinaldi as Adward Presenter Paul Maxey as Department Store Santa as Man From Bakery as Pondering Husband Phil Silvers as Self Irwin Charone as 2nd Executive as Elizabeth Hamilton Phil Arnold as 3rd Salesman Ann Doran as Lois Wilson Hoke Howell as 3rd Man as 2nd Woman Louis Lettieri as Beaver Doris Packer as Mrs. Lewis Evelyn Dutton as 1st Dancer Bill Fletcher as CBS Stagehand William Munchow as First Male Reporter Bob Hoy as Policeman Gil Frye as Sales Clerk Vincent Price as Panelist Vincent Price as Commercial Announcer George Gobel as Self George Jessel as Self Joyce Davidson as Self - Commercials Spokeswoman as 1st Sergeant as Gentleman Jim Sullivan Milton Berle as Milton Berle Carol Burnett as Self Raymond Burr as Maj. Larson Gerald Mohr as Harry Connie Francis as Self John Gallaudet as Director as Harvey Hollis Pickering Russ Conway as Joe - Director Roy Rowan as Photographer Vince Williams as Wrestling Match Emcee Naomi Stevens as Stradivarius' Wife Peter Leeds as Bobby's Agent Rex Evans as Geoffrey, the butler Barry Kelley as Mr. Herbert Danny Thomas as Danny Thomas as Diane as American GI - Corporal Will Wright as Cafe Owner Duke Johnson as Juggler Richard Peel as Bygraves' Producer as Cafe Owner's Wife Bill Dungan as Patient Harry Stewart as Olaf Yorgesson Herbie Faye as The Man Jackie Russell as Auditioning Actress Nancy Kulp as Elocution Teacher Bobo Lewis as Rover's Owner Muriel Landers as Chuck's Girlfriend Charles Bateman as Golf champion Lee Meriwether as Mother With Baby Jacque Shelton as Sailor Damian O'Flynn as First Man Bill McLean as Caddie Alice Backes as Bride as Mexican Captain as Henry Michael Ross as 1st Repo Man Dennis Holmes as Jimmy Evans Gaylord Cavallaro as Dennis Knight as Messenger Boy William Bakewell as Bert - Jack's Agent John Alvin as Juror Pauline Drake as Elevator Starter as Mrs. Jameson as Golfer Charity Grace as Diner in a Hurry Jane Burgess as Peapicker Robert Bice as Hashslinger Johnny Carson as Self as Self Mabel Albertson as Fan Fred Allen as Self Joan Benny as Joan Benny Dan Duryea as Killer Jayne Mansfield as Self Sol Gorss as Bob Houston Nan Leslie as Photographer as McGuire Ollie O'Toole as Drink Server Lester Matthews as Referee Jimmy Baird as Jimmy Mahlon Merrick as Conductor Len Lesser as Muggsy McGurk Hayden Rorke as Sgt. Van Der Meer The Marquis Chimps as Themselves Robert Ball as Bobby, 2nd Writer as Mary's Neighbor Rita Gam as Self - 1st Lucky Strike Commercial Maurice McEndree as Two-Headed Man Paul Baxley as Cowboy Stunt Actor Walter Burke as Inky Green as Moderator Howard Wendell as Minister Henry Beckman as Commercial Man Marilyn Monroe as Marilyn Monroe Tyler McVey as Doctor Marjorie Bennett as Elderly lady Colin Campbell as 2nd Customer Kem Dibbs as 3rd Prospector Charles Herbert as Stevie Miller Cheerio Meredith as Lola as Dancer in Diner Leonard Bremen as First Bank Robber Edward Colebrook as Court Clerk as Mrs. Lee Ida Moore as Pasadena Fan Club Frank J. Scannell as Fourth Prisoner Bob Jellison as Crew Member Eddie Quillan as Bellboy Dick Elliott as Barker - Lion Gregory Irvin as Beaver scout as Ma Fred Graham as Taller Detective with Bogie as Self Lynette Bryant as Ma Benny as Self Molly Glessing as Self Ray Noble as Self Ronald Colman as Self Benita Hume as Self as Margaret Truman Jerry Lewis as Self Dean Martin as Self Stuart Hall as Crew Member David Niven as Self Jay Meyer as College Student Billy Halop as Call Boy as Beautiful Girl as Self Tom D'Andrea as 2 episodes, 1955-1956 as Self Carey Leverette as Gypsy Musician Harry Wilson as Gangster Guard as Mr. Johnson Eleanor Audley as Miss Conway Jack Paar as Self Joey Bishop as Self Robert Wagner as Self Milton Parsons as Professor Adrienne Marden as Teacher Thomas Browne Henry as 2 episodes, 1961-1962 as Self (Mrs. Frank Nelson) Lionel Ames as 2 episodes, 1961 Jonathan Hole as 2 episodes, 1962 as Fat Woman Burt Mustin as Ed as Self Humphrey Bogart as Babyface Bogart Johnnie Ray as Johnnie Ray Dan Dailey as Self Groucho Marx as Groucho Marx Art Linkletter as Art Linkletter Sarah Churchill as Self Michael Ward as Mr. Wickers as Dore Schary, Executive Head of MGM as Ernie Kovacs Erno Neufeld as Ernesto Pedicini - Violinist as Flossie Fink Bobby Rydell as Self Jane Morgan as Self as Self as Self - Vocalist Mickey Rooney as Killer Looney as Self Roberta Peters as Self Romi Yamada as Romi Yamada Clint Walker as Self Peter Lorre as Luverne Goodheart Frankie Avalon as Self Robert Goulet as Robert Goulet as Barefoot tap dancer Max Bygraves as Max Bygraves Martha Tilton as Self Wayne Newton as Self - The Singing Waiter Parley Baer as Erik the DMV Photographer Bobby Darin as Self Nat 'King' Cole as Nat Jack Jones as Mr. Jones Kirk Douglas as Self as Peggy King Edward Forsyth as Doorman Red Sanders as Self - UCLA Footbal Coach Ginger Rogers as Self Genevieve as Fifi Duval as Second Man Tennessee Ernie Ford as Self Harry Mills as Self Eric Monti as Self Darla Hood as Self Rita Moreno as Rosalita as Heinzinger's Nurse Donald Randolph as Reading Ship Passenger Monique LeMaire as Fifi DeValle Lucille Ball as Rachel Revere as Andy Williams Fay DeWitt as Dr. Whitney's nurse Dick Smothers as Self The Kingston Trio as Themselves Fred MacMurray as Self Liberace as Self George Raft as The Gang leader Jackie Gleason as Jackie Gleason Dolores Donlon as Girl Ted Marc as Ted Beaver Frank Atkinson as Tour Guide Duffy Daugherty as Self - Michigan State Football Coach Sean Connery as Porter Jeanne Bates as Reunion Guest Maurice Chevalier as Self Hal March as Hal March Edward Evans as Violin Shop Owner Ben Blue as Self Ann-Margret as Self Dimitri Tiomkin as Self Herbert Mills as Self Joe Flynn as Barber Toni Marcus as Self - Violinist The Rocky Fellers as Themselves Patric Knowles as Jock Jacobson Rusty Kayser as Seymour - Tuba player Arte Johnson as Charlie Howard Caine as Saul Herbert Rudley as Dr. E. Johnson Barbara Morrison as The 1st Woman Joyce Van Patten as The Wife, Mrs. Goodheart Tom Smothers as Self Lois Kimbrell as Gregory Ratoff's Secretary Tony Martin as Self Jean Mahoney as Miss Johnson Clifford Buckton as The Ghost of Henry VIII Van Johnson as Self Lillian Kemble-Cooper as Irma - Maid Tonia Bern as Lorraine Victor Rietti as Bartender Alan Thornton as Bellboy Oscar Levant as Oscar Levant Billy Curtis as Charlie McCarthy as The Warden Robert Patton as Usher as 1st Nurse as Remote Transmission Engineer John Mills Jr. as Self Francis Brunn as Guest Juggler Billy Wilder as Self Roland Winters as General Sneed #1 as Jimmy Durante as a boy Audrey Swanson as Servant Richard Dawson as Audience Member sitting next to Jack as Self Merry Anders as Kidnapper AKA Florence Nightengale Clyde Howdy as Cowboy Stunt Actor Pat Moran as Drunk audience member Marlene De Lamater as Jello Commercial Elisabeth Fraser as Betsy Ross Beverly Powers as Beverly Hill Sammee Tong as Maitre d' of Lotus Blosom Inn Lorrae Desmond as Self as Gwendelyn Park Donald Journeaux as The 1st English Air Raid Warden Richard Dare as 1 episode, 1952 Dick Powell as Self Robert Bray as 2nd Prospector Don Durant as Sailor The June Taylor Dancers as Themselves Derek Waring as Court Cryer Martin Benson as Man Using Telescope Robert Rietty as Waiter as Desk Clerk Buddy Adler as Self as Jimmy Durante Impersonator Paul Serra as Band's Parole Officer Karl Swenson as Pierre the Butler Dick Bernie as Ben's Emcee Lisa Davis as Receptionist Robert Brubaker as Police Sergeant Bill Baldwin as Self Harry Tyler as Drunk Ron Hagerthy as Mr. Baker - Man on Bench Ruth Brady as 2nd Nurse Robert Burton as Convict as Count Billy Varga Cicely Walper as Jane's Mother Bobbie Tremain as Dede Dan Tobin as Dick Crane Warren J. Kemmerling as Kidnapper AKA J. Edgar Hoover Don Diamond as Sy's Cousin Ronnie Rondell Jr. as Cowboy Stunt Actor as American GI Dolores Domasin as Cruise Passenger Marvin Willens as Man with dog as Mr. Will, 2nd IRS Man David Ketchum as Mr. Thromberry Victoria Carroll as Miss Collins Don Keefer as Social Worker Mark Harris as The 2nd English Air Raid Warden Tom Duggan as Belligerent Man Lou Little as Lucky Strike Commercial Ken Clark as 1st Prospector Robert Petersen as Engineer Louis Cameron as 1 episode, 1955 as Hotel Manager Robert Raikes as Tower Guard as 1 episode, 1957 Jack Gargan as 1 episode, 1957 Lillian Culver as Helga Ronan O'Casey as American Tourist Kay E. Kuter as Lem Raymond Bailey as Mr. Lewis as 1 episode, 1959 Ralph Moody as Mr. Baker - Shelter Clerk Olive Sturgess as Miss Johnson - Woman on Bench Addison Richards as Newspaper Reporter Alan Dexter as Rehearsal Director as 1 episode, 1961 Claudia Barrett as 3rd Nurse Larry J. Blake as Convict Gene LeBell as Gene LeBell Frances Mercer as Alfalfa's Mother Allison Daniell as Jane Alberto Sarno as Jack's Opera Voice Robert Foulk as Dick Tracy Barbara Wooddell as Woman Irene Calvillo as Woman Jonathan Morris as Don Wilton Roy Taguchi as Japanese Soldier Ed Peck as DMV Police Officer Charla Doherty as Judy Weber Maria Sokolov as Woman in Bed John Siegfried as German Student James Bradley Jr. as Nat King Cole's cousin Jimmy Phyllis Coghlan as The 1st English Woman Dick Curtis as Page Mildred Clinton as Hotel Maid Joe Downing as Mugger Mike Rayhill as Passport Clerk #2 Dorothy Granger as Reunion Guest Marne Maitland as Emilio Garibaldi as 1 episode, 1957 Guido Lorraine as 1 episode, 1957 The Beatniks as Lucky Strike Singing Quartet Norman Alden as Man with iron bar Leonid Kinskey as Sergei Finskey Hugh Sanders as Golfer Larry Kurkdjie as Musicale Player Angelina Bauer as Juror Peter Lupus as Tarzan Warren Vanders as Pilot Alan Carney as Warden Katherine E. Hilgenberg as Don's Opera Voice Barry O'Hara as Policeman Lloyd Corrigan as Joe Larson Benny Baker as Herbie John McKee as 1 episode, 1963 Natalia Targo as Sue Norma Michaels as Customer as Themselves Willie Soo Hoo as 1st Waiter George Riley as Man Reading Newspaper Frank Evans as Patient Queenie Leonard as The 2nd English Woman Nate Derman as 1st Boy Keith Peters as 2nd Little Boy Dennis Patrick as 1 episode, 1955 as Smaller Mannequin Dresser Gene Twambley as Self - Sound Man Leon Lanza as Leon Salvadore Eve McVeagh as Reunion Guest as Robert the Translating Waiter Bob Kennedy as 1 episode, 1957 Emilio Busetti as 1 episode, 1957 Guy Wilkerson as Dorene's Pa Connie Van as Lillian Ed Gurie as 1 episode, 1959 Dabbs Greer as 1st Desk Clerk John Daly as Self Flip Mark as Tommy Mimi Doyle as 1 episode, 1961 Johnny Fresco as Musicale Player Bill Mumy as Little Boy Who Weighs Himself Larry Alderette as Enrico Rinaldi Maurice Dallimore as Audience Member Sitting Behind Jack as 1 episode, 1963 Genaro Gomez as Flamenco Dancer Ahna Capri as Roxanne Lewis Caryl Rowe as Customer Harry Raven as Muscian as 2nd Waiter Keith Green as 2nd Boy as 1st Little Boy as 1 episode, 1954 as Newsboy John Frederick as Lead Mannequin Dresser Budd Knapp as Mr. Elliot - Building Owner George Comfort as Dining Car Waiter Joseph Paz as The Baker Victor Baring as The Garbageman Sue Darrin as Miss Dutton Joi Lansing as Bessie Gifford Lewis Charles as Jack's Cellmate Jon Chevron as Danny, Bootblack as 1 episode, 1961 as Tommy's Mother Ray Martinez as Musicale Player as Mrs. Benson Tol Avery as High Pitched Announcer Austin Green as Man Rogelio Reguera as Flamenco Guitarist Nicky Blair as Patient Tommy Lee as 3rd Waiter Sandy Benson as Autograph Hound Roland Peat as 1 episode, 1954 Stephen Downer as Man asking Directions Harlan Warde as Lawyer Carl Duering as André as Chinese cafeteria employee as Court Clerk Audrey Caire as Woman Offering Samples Michael Emmet as 1 episode, 1962 David Birnbaum as Violin Student Marilyn Jarvis as Marian as Thin Announcer Dolores Carmen as Flamenco Dancer as Mrs. Anderson as 1 episode, 1957 Napoleon Whiting as Porter Gladys Whitman as Tall Club Member David Foley as Beverly Hills Beaver Hank Brandt as Bill Stephen Courtleigh as Convict Jay Rosen as Violin Student Paul Collins as Messenger with Phone Pepita Funez as Flamenco Dancer Sidney Clute as Man Who Takes Jack's Money Judy Kelly as Mary's Customer John G. Heller as The 2nd Waiter Eva Pearson as Sergeant-at-Arms Les Lampson as Policeman Ernst Ulman as Gallery Proprietor Rose Parenti as Club Pianist Louis Nicoletti as 1 episode, 1961 Edith Simmons as 1 episode, 1961 Eddie Cole as Convict Harry Antrim as Malcolm Susan Maryott as The Chambermaid John Graham as Artie Stebbins Mildred Bruce as Saleswoman Jack Lomas as Balloon Man Doris Lee as Cigarette Girl Shorty Sherock as Trumpet Player Jerry Hausner as Spin-the-Wheel Carny George Barrows as 1 episode, 1961 Tani Marsh as Hula Dancer Gil Perkins as 1 episode, 1961 Ken Murray as Self Frank Sinatra as Self - Singer Basil Rathbone as Self Claudette Colbert as Self Robert Montgomery as Self Faye Emerson as Self - TV Hostess Ben Hogan as Self Hélène Françoise as Self Randy Stuart as Self Hank Mann as 1 episode, 1952 John Wengraf as John Wengraf Ray Saunders as Self Donald Lawton as Donald Lawton Gerry Gaylor as 1 episode, 1952 Jack George as Self Irene Dunne as Irene Dunne Ann Sothern as Self - Guest as Self - Interviewer as Secretary Gregory Ratoff as Gregory Ratoff as 1 episode, 1953 Jeanne Cagney as Self Eddie Cantor as Self Byron Keith as Stage Manager Ralph Reed as 1 episode, 1953 Maxine Gates as Fat Woman Leo Britt as 1 episode, 1953 Bing Crosby as Self as Self Margaret Hayes as Self Gavin Gordon as Jason Maidie Norman as Susie Hy Averback as CPO Jones Harry Ackerman as Self Leo Durocher as Self Danny Richards Jr. as Older child Gloria Gordon as Emily Sandy Becker as Commercial Announcer Ed Thorgersen as Commercial announcer Bob Lemon as Self as 1 episode, 1954 as Self Fred Haney as Self Ruth Thompson as Woman in commercial Charles Dressen as Self as Man on the Street Gary Crosby as Self Alexander Zarkin as Pianist as Self Richard Farmer as Self David Caswell as Self William Holden as Self - Guest Bart Braverman as Medford William Henry as Second Male Reporter Mervyn LeRoy as Self John Sutton as Jack Wellington Spike Jones as Self as 1 episode, 1956 Hugh Corcoran as Billy Scotty Morrow as Beaver who went to jail Ronald Anton as Beaver as Concert Announcer Paul 'Mousie' Garner as Violinist with Spike Jones as Beaver Ricky Allen as 1 episode, 1956 as Beaver Peter James as Elvis with Spike Jones Eric Snowden as Sherwood Rosemarie Ace as Miss Jensen, the teacher as 1 episode, 1956 Freddy Morgan as Banjo Player with Spike Jones as Self Billy Street as Beaver as Stretcher Bearer Robert Culp as Self John Forsythe as Self Ken Osmond as Newspaper Boy Mary Costa as Self Sid Melton as Eddie as Timmy Martin Ben Welden as Gangster Tina Menard as Gypsy Fortune Teller Marge Champion as Self Harry von Zell as Harry von Zell Lassie as Self Gower Champion as Self Pat Sheehan as Self as First Man in Line Irvin Mosley Jr. as Henry the Redcap Madelyn Darrow as Girl in Street Gloria Wood as Singing Bride Dorothy Kirsten as Self Mitchell Rhein as Gangster Guard Ralph Smiley as Third Man in Line as Gypsy Musician Richard Deems as Ticket Window Clerk Dan Ivan as 1 episode, 1957 Irwin Marcus as Shoe Shine Man Dorothy Kingston as Boy's Mother Goodwin Knight as Self Louise Paget as Second Woman in Line Ronald Paige as Boy on Skates Gary Cooper as Self as Self Lee Meredith as 1 episode, 1958 as Secretary as Alice Kramden June Foray as Telephone Operator Marvin Miller as Michael Anthony as Dick - Movie Director as Mrs. Gary Cooper Ronnie Burns as Ronnie Burns Dolores Hope as Self Dick Crockett as First Man Jeanne Martin as Self Maria Cooper Janis as Gary Cooper's Daughter George Seaton as Self - President Motion Picture Academy as Academy Telecast Producer as Self Dick Geary as Second Man Jan Berry as Guest Singer Ginny Mancini as Vocalist as Girl Chuck Callahan as Broncos Football Player George Balzer as Technician Joan Kelly as Miss Bruce - Secretary Virginia Mancini as Singer Arnie Ginsberg as Self - Guest Singer Eddie Shaw as Delivery Boy Pat Donahue as Actress in Film Jack Webb as Self as Self June Gale as Self Bill Cord as 1 episode, 1959 Harry S. Truman as Self George Putnam as Panel Moderator Alma Lawton as Supporting Player Allan Frank as the Bailiff Natalie Wood as Self John Wayne as John Wayne as Self John Hoyt as Mr. Hall - Sponsor Executive as Mr. Lewis - Sponsor Executive Polly Bergen as Self John Hart as 1 episode, 1960 Nanette Fabray as Self Jaye P. Morgan as Jaye P. Morgan Dick Clark as Dick Clark as 1 episode, 1960 as Betty Furness as Self John Sebastian as 1st Policeman Johnny Green as Self Molly Bee as Self Maurice Gosfield as Pvt. Duane Doberman as Jim Shuttleworth Harry Ellerbe as Mr. Bill Elliot Kathryn Minner as Self . Diana Trask as Self Ken Peters as Mr. Thomas Lorraine Wilson as 1 episode, 1960 Diana Dors as Lady Milbeck Peter Lawford as Lord Milbeck as Self Jackie Loughery as 1 episode, 1961 Christopher Dark as 1 episode, 1961 as Gangster Garry Moore as Self as 1 episode, 1961 John Craven as 1 episode, 1961 David McMahon as 1 episode, 1961 Dorothy Konrad as 1 episode, 1961 Jack Shea as Harry the Drunkard Hal K. Dawson as 1 episode, 1961 Eugene Borden as 1 episode, 1961 Al Jarvis as Self Barbara Heller as 1 episode, 1961 as Harry's Drunk Friend Betty Johnson as Self Helen Eby-Rock as Pondering Wife John L. Keating as 1 episode, 1961 Carroll Harrison as 1 episode, 1961 as 1 episode, 1961 Win Elliot as 1 episode, 1961 Jill Jackson as Newspaper Reporter Donna Douglas as 1 episode, 1962 Rock Hudson as Self Sammy Davis Jr. as Self as Jack Soo, the Japanese Agent as Self Shari Lewis as Self Anne Douglas as Anne David Frankham as 1 episode, 1962 Eden Hartford as Eden Hugh Downs as Self Ruth Berle as Ruth Renny McEvoy as 1 episode, 1962 Evelyn Patrick as Evelyn Danny Welton as 1 episode, 1962 Cousin Emmy as Self Bob Patton as Self - Guest Star Joyce Jameson as 1 episode, 1963 Hope Holiday as Zelda as 1 episode, 1963 Lois Wilson as Lois Corbet James Nolan as 1 episode, 1963 Billy Graham as Self as Self Ron Burke as 1 episode, 1963 as 1 episode, 1963 Bob Blasser as Benny Impersonator as 1st Dancer as Self Paul Lynde as Veterinarian as Interior Decorator Danny Kaye as Self Roberta Shore as Self Claudine Longet as Self Neile Adams as Self Abbe Lane as Self as Policeman Joan Huntington as 1 episode, 1964 Laurie Main as Dr. Granger as Man Chet Huntley as Self Peter Paul & Mary as Themselves David Brinkley as Self N. Paul Stookey as Self Peter Yarrow as Self Mary Allin Travers as Self Mark Baker as 1 episode, 1964 Angie Dickinson as Panelist Angie Dickinson as 2nd Dancer Roy Roberts as Banker Philip Ober as 1st Executive Joyce Brothers as Panelist Dr. Joyce Brothers as Mr. Lansing Milton Frome as 2nd Sergeant Richard Benedict as Self Shirley Anthony as Dorothy Ric Rondell as Terry Lysa D'Anjou as 1 episode, 1965 as Usher as Technician as Lila as Martha Susan Shere as 1 episode, 1965 Stuart Canin as Self Paul Bradley as Supporting Player Jack Berle as Auction Guest Leoda Richards as Supporting Player Betty Rome as Supporting Player Bess Flowers as Supporting Player Kevin Enright as Supporting Player as Audience Member Frances Pasco as Supporting Player Herschel Graham as Clerk Oliver Cross as Concert Spectator Monty O'Grady as Auction Guest Cosmo Sardo as Maitre d' as Concert Guest Sid Kane as Supporting Player Anita Reed as Extra as Club Patron Don Ames as Nightclub Patron Hazel Pierce as Cafeteria Patron Robert Easton as Lem as Lefty - Burglar Wearing Hat Paul Frees as Narrator as Minor Role Joyce Randolph as Judy Ray Montgomery as Man in Lobby Neil Collins as Concert Guest as (dancer in French restaurant) Zamba as Lion Hank Wise as Merry-Go-Round Operator Lyle Talbot as Sgt. Vandermeer as Officer Kerry Robert Stevenson as Officer O'Hara Gary Hart as Beaver Joe Roach as Supporting Player Nancy Duke as Supporting Player Bob Duggan as Moving Man as Game Show Girl as Lion Handler as Supporting Player Don Weissmuller as Supporting Player Bob Long as Supporting Player Carolyn Horn as Game Show Girl as Supporting Player Barbra Fuller as Supporting Player as Racetrack Patron Lillian O'Malley as Racetrack Patron as Crew Member Theona Bryant as Supporting Player Colleen Collins as Supporting Player Gerrie Bender as Supporting Player as Supporting Player Joel Friend as Supporting Player Jan Darrow as Supporting Player Leon Alton as Club Patron Frank Richards as Joe - Prisoner Shep Houghton as Club Patron as Club Patron Judd Holdren as Second Prisoner Kenneth Gibson as Waiter Vincent Barbi as Supporting Player Tony Michaels as First Prisoner Kenneth Konopka as Supporting Player Shirley Monticue as Supporting Player Barbara Blakely as Girl William Cottrell as Supporting Player Patti Saunders as Supporting Player Peggy Gordon as Cigarette Girl Dennis Gurney as Supporting Player Julius J. Bloom as Supporting Player Thomas Gorman as Supporting Player as Supporting Player Clint Prentice as Supporting Player Thurl Ravenscroft as Enrico Scortachini Frank Mills as Prisoner Robert Robinson as Prisoner Rudy Germane as Concert Spectator Wesley Gale as Bootblack Mathew McCue as Man at Shelter Paula Winslowe as Woman Albert Cavens as Bailiff Paul Dubov as Cameraman James Gonzalez as Auction Guest Tony Regan as Courtroom Spectator as Club Member Charles Cirillo as Cashier as Cafeteria Patron as Barfly Dragging Body as Barfly as Bobby George Sowards as Barfly Victor Adamson as Barfly Tex Driscoll as Barfly George Ford as Clerk as Plane Passenger Arline Bletcher as Commuter Frankie Darro as Self Stagehand Stuart Holmes as Audience Member Frank Baker as Audience Member as Pop Larson as Juror as Cantina Guest Jose Portugal as Cantina Guest Steve Carruthers as Nightclub Patron Norman Stevans as Nightclub Patron Joseph La Cava as Waiter John Stewart as Self - Kingston Trio Bob Shane as Self - Kingston Trio Nick Reynolds as Self - Kingston Trio
Released	28 Oct 1950
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