"The Kasino Case" (1955). From the CBS cop show "The Lineup" (aka "San Francisco Beat")

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  • "The Kasino Case" (1955). From the CBS TV police series "The Lineup" (later called "San Francisco Beat" in syndication). An armed robbery has Lt. Guthrie and his boys on the job.
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  • @JCMCentAus
    @JCMCentAus 2 года назад +5

    "Them Duke Boys!" James Best

  • @richardpeterson1398
    @richardpeterson1398 Год назад +4

    I recognize the voice of Art Gilmore on San Francisco Beat.

  • @citywide44
    @citywide44 20 дней назад +1

    He played guitar for Bobby Fleet & his band with a beat.

  • @amcguigan2389
    @amcguigan2389 9 дней назад

    Thanks.

  • @Joeblow-ms3cv
    @Joeblow-ms3cv 20 дней назад +2

    What did ya do that for? You didn't have to hit him...
    Yes I did...he held out on me and didn't give me the change. 😃

  • @martyheresniak5203
    @martyheresniak5203 21 день назад

    The musical score is amazingly tympani heavy.

  • @rufust.firefly4890
    @rufust.firefly4890 19 дней назад

    WARNER ANDERSON AND TOM TULLY. I watched this show as a kid in reruns. There was a movie called The Line-up w/Eli Wallach. James Best. Narrator Art Gilmore lived to be 98. Did Highway Patrol and was a sometime actor who showed up in both TV Dragnets and Adam 12.

    • @rschreck
      @rschreck  19 дней назад

      That movie is on my channel as well

  • @rufust.firefly4890
    @rufust.firefly4890 19 дней назад +1

    Have seen Warner Anderson and Tom Tully in The Caine Mutiny and Anderson in an ep of The Rockford Files. Wonder if Herb Caen watched this show.I like seeing the SF landmarks.

    • @389383
      @389383 15 дней назад

      Bet it was mentioned in his columns.

    • @rufust.firefly4890
      @rufust.firefly4890 14 дней назад

      @@389383 I always had a hard time trying to decide what to read 1st. His column or the Sporting Green.

  • @tiredlawdog
    @tiredlawdog 21 день назад

    Rosco P Coltrane in his younger days.

  • @Joeblow-ms3cv
    @Joeblow-ms3cv 20 дней назад

    This is a GOOD show.. and the gal is might perty too, I do say. 😃

  • @arthuroldale-ki2ev
    @arthuroldale-ki2ev Месяц назад +2

    Police Officers were made of different stuff in those days, I know, because my Father was one at that time.

  • @tommytwogloves16
    @tommytwogloves16 2 года назад

    Not an Italian name. Kasino. Jew name probably.

    • @michaelhoffman5486
      @michaelhoffman5486 Год назад +3

      no jew here say irish maybe and you should say not a jewish name

    • @gwenniegirl50
      @gwenniegirl50 8 месяцев назад +4

      @tommytwoglove what does that matter? The story would still be the same if the character's name was Smith or Jones, etc. BTW - Kasino is the germanized spelling of Casino. Not used much anymore.

    • @steverhodesvideos6244
      @steverhodesvideos6244 25 дней назад +2

      ... and ignorance rears its ugly head once again.

    • @rufust.firefly4890
      @rufust.firefly4890 19 дней назад

      @@michaelhoffman5486 I see. So if he was named Goldschmidt or Goldberg you couldn't say that person is Jewish. What about Peretti? McMurphy? Lee? Narasaki? BTW if the person was named Costello they could b Irish OR Italian. COSS-ta-lo if Irish, Cos-TELL-o if Italian. Pazaruski is Polish, but Spassky is Russian.