"The Professional Guest Case" (1958) From the CBS police drama "The Lineup" aka "San Francisco Beat"
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- Опубликовано: 19 мар 2021
- "The Professional Guest Case" (1958). From the CBS TV police series "The Lineup" (later called "San Francisco Beat" in syndication). Three women are rounded up as suspects in the murder of a suave con man.
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How wonderful to see people dressed nicely. Quite a difference to the way people dress these days.
So true. People used to dress up to fly. I miss it too.
Lots of good old tv show fans do not know what they are missing not knowing about great shows like these being put on RUclips. Thanks !
Wow! I had heard of the radio version of "the Lineup" but the TV version is a total surprise and pleasure! I love, love the fashions!! An added plus are only 3 commercials for an half an hour show. I haven't heard of Cheer detergent in ages, not to mention Gleem!! A HUGE thank you for posting!!
Excellent series always enjoyed the work of Tom Tully
Stacy Harris who guest starred in this episode was often seen on the old Jack Webb TV and radio show Dragnet.
He was part of Jack's acting Troup.
Jack Webb had a lot of cute gals in his stable. He produced Emergency. Julie London was the actress who played Dixie. She was a real hot number. I believe she was married to Bobby Troup who played one of the ER Docs.
The gal who played Dorie was Ruta Lee. She was a real doll!
THE LINEUP was in every sense of the word CBS' answer to DRAGNET...it was filmed in San Francisco and used stories from their police department's files
(fun fact: the story of the baby Jesus taken from a church manger actually occurred in San Francisco--the first version of DRAGNET produced it the year before THE LINEUP debuted)
@@tommytwogloves16Jack Webb was married at one time to Julie London.
Stacy Harris's specialty was playing arrogant heels. He was a master.
Loved the old ads !
Procter & Gamble [Cheer, Ivory, Gleem, et. al.] was the sole sponsor in the 1958-'59 season.
Originally telecast on October 31, 1958.
Oh on Halloween Night!
Great show!
Thank you I loved the line up on radio and I never saw this line up, on TV they are great
Thanks again
Linda Watkins of FROM HELL IT CAME (1957) fame. she plays the old rich lady.
imagine 2 detectives in suits and hats, That would put crooks on edge. And driving a hi perfomance 4 door. Chrysler? Is it him, did these 2 really look. Did he fake his death. Dory Sims, did she kill Jeff? So much drama at every turn.
That's actually a 1957 Dodge Coronet.
Since when do those in a line up directly speak with a witness in person, or the police hash out details of a murder right then and there in front of the others in the line up? Just speaking about their past history violates the rights of the suspects in the line up, as lawyers may or may not expose their past criminal history as allowed during courtroom legal proceedings later.
I remember the commercials from b&w tv as a kid.
Very good , realistic, not stylized, like what came later.
Wendell Niles, sponsor I.D. announcer.
Dick Stark speaks for Cheer.
Rex Marshall speaks for Gleem.
Don’t know how many times I sprayed Burma shave on my toothbrush 😺
Is that why those cans never lasted?
29:13- "'PERSON TO PERSON' is next, on the *CBS TELEVISION NETWORK."*
Gleem, the toothpaste that looks like shaving cream. What could possibly go wrong? 26:08
Wunnerfull golf course at presidio…but I played Harding park meself 😺
When cops drove Batmobiles
I belong to Dunedin golf club. Our suites to stay over nite ..are in the parking lot…in your car🙀
And with that same GL70 also handy on engine blocks and controls pests etcetera etcetera
Ruta Lee so cute 🙂
Great looking dames in this episode. Take a blonde for spin in the Dodge Polaris 440 magnum four banger and let her blow the siren when she reaches top rpm!
Indubidubly 🙂
Did I hear what I thought I heard at 12:14?
aerosol toothpaste!