Hallmark Hall of Fame 1951

Comedy Drama

Probably the longest-running anthology series on television, the "Hallmark Hall of Fame" has been presenting television dramatizations of famous plays and books, as well as original programs especially written for the series, sinc...

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Directeur
William Corrigan
Kirk Browning
Artistes
Sarah Churchill
as Self - Hostess
as Andrew Hamilton
Frank Daly
as Don Bernardo
Robert Daggett
as Clerk
Isobel Elsom
as Mrs. Nightingale
Robert Bolger
as 3 episodes, 1952
as Abraham Lincoln
Betty Lou Keim
as Abby
William Podmore
as Colombel
as First Guard
Harry Mehaffey
as Gouverneur Morris
Aileen Poe
as Mrs. Houghton
as Elizabeth Barrett
Alfreda Wallace
as Anna Zenger
Barbara Bolton
as Delia Brice
Val Dufour
as Laddie
Olive Blakeney
as 2 episodes, 1952
as Niles
Sandy Kenyon
as Dale Duncan
Helen Marcy
as Abby
as Melanie
Larry Newton
as Joshua
as Cast Member
Sal Mineo
as Charles
Edward Binns
as 2 episodes, 1952
as Curate
Gavin Gordon
as Chief Priest
Scott Forbes
as John Woodbridge
as 2 episodes, 1952
Ann Shoemaker
as Annette
Richard Newton
as John Marston
Kem Dibbs
as Ned
Moultrie Patten
as Fleming
Richard McMurray
as 2 episodes, 1952
Alexander Campbell
as 2 episodes, 1952
as 2 episodes, 1952
David Orrick McDearmon
as Aaron Burr
Robert Pastene
as Pharaoh
Bill Daniels
as Cadet Green
as Judge DeLancey
Alexander Clark
as Dr. Cline
Guy Spaull
as Benedict Arnold
John O'Hare
as George
Basil Howes
as Sir Robert Baden-Powell
Calvin Thomas
as 2 episodes, 1952
Dale Engel
as Johnson
Ellen Barrie
as Anne's Daughter
Eugene Steiner
as Eddie
John Martone
as Billy
Gerard Burke
as King's Messenger
Chet Allen
as Amahl
Cloris Leachman
as Martha Berry
as Dolly Madison
Dennis Patrick
as Father Flanagan
E.G. Marshall
as Grover Cleveland
as Ben Jonson
Jayne Meadows
as Anna Ella Carroll
Peggy McCay
as 1 episode, 1952
John Beal
as Roger Williams
Biff McGuire
as Josiah Blow
Ian Keith
as 1 episode, 1952
Berry Kroeger
as Francisco Goya
as 1 episode, 1952
Lucile Watson
as Juliette Low
Cliff Hall
as 1 episode, 1952
Marjorie Gateson
as 1 episode, 1952
Curtis Cooksey
as 1 episode, 1952
Richard Waring
as Dr. Edward Jenner
Alan Bunce
as 1 episode, 1952
as John Peter Zenger
as 1 episode, 1952
Oscar Stirling
as Doctor Serocold
Rosemary Kuhlmann
as The Mother
Christine White
as 1 episode, 1952
as 1 episode, 1952
Wesley Addy
as James Monroe
Alexander D'Arcy
as Andre Houpert
Douglass Montgomery
as Lemuel Evans
Ruth Ford
as The Duchess
Tom Helmore
as Robert Browning
Elliott Sullivan
as Pa Carpenter
Alan Shayne
as Frederic Chopin
Pat Peardon
as 1 episode, 1952
Andrew McKinley
as King Caspar
Robert F. Simon
as Captain Scott
Fred Beir
as 1 episode, 1952
David Aiken
as King Melchior
Nancy Malone
as Ingaby Carpenter
as 1 episode, 1952
Leon Lishner
as King Balthazar
Will Hussung
as 1 episode, 1952
Casey Walters
as Major Denning
Francis Monachino
as The Page
Lee Lindsey
as Westley Mitchell
Melissa Hayden
as Dancer
as Nicolay
Nicholas Magallanes
as Dancer
as Bradford
Glen Tetley
as Dancer
Steve Pluta
as Talbot Carpenter
as Self - Designer
as Self - Conductor
Nelson Case
as Self - Host
Cliff Robertson
as 1 episode, 1952
J. Pat O'Malley
as Warden
Jonathan Harris
as Legendre
as Bertha
David White
as Judge Warren
as 1 episode, 1952
Marian Seldes
as Emily Bronte
as 1 episode, 1952
Anthony Dawson
as Lord Chamberlain
Anita Sharp-Bolster
as Mrs. Middleford
Jeff Morrow
as 1 episode, 1952
as John
Wright King
as 1 episode, 1952
Lydia Reed
as 1 episode, 1952
Liam Sullivan
as Footman
as Lucy
Chet Stratton
as Franz Liszt
as 1 episode, 1952
Maria Riva
as 1 episode, 1952
Richard Fraser
as Army Doctor
Sylvia Field
as Abigail Adams
Penny Santon
as 1 episode, 1952
Ronald Long
as The Prime Minister
as 1 episode, 1952
Vinton Hayworth
as Harry
Buzz Martin
as 1 episode, 1952
Rusty Lane
as John Moisant
Martin Kosleck
as 1 episode, 1952
Jason Johnson
as Sheriff
Lenka Peterson
as Anne Bronte
Ruth White
as Madame Beauchet
Rex Thompson
as James Phipps
Riza Royce
as Mrs. Rippen
Helen Wagner
as 1 episode, 1952
as Reverend Ward
John McGovern
as James Alexander
Natalie Core
as 1 episode, 1952
Janet De Gore
as 1 episode, 1952
Dennis Cross
as Cadet Rob
Selena Royle
as Cast Member
as Hercules Mulligan
as 1 episode, 1952
Harry Davis
as James Monroe
Don Kennedy
as 1 episode, 1952
Clarke Gordon
as 1 episode, 1952
Parker McCormick
as Miss Glockler
John Marriott
as Buckner
Virginia McDowall
as 1 episode, 1952
Tod Griffin
as George Washington
Philippa Bevans
as The Queen
Arny Freeman
as Job Seeker
Deirdre Owens
as Henrietta Barrett
Lou Gilbert
as Willy
Margaret Allworthy
as Madame Lafayette
Grant Sullivan
as 1 episode, 1952
Salem Ludwig
as Canonicus
Byron Sanders
as 1 episode, 1952
Nell Harrison
as 1 episode, 1952
as 1 episode, 1952
as 1 episode, 1952
William Post Jr.
as Roberts
Augusta Ciolli
as 1 episode, 1952
P. Jay Sidney
as Cato
Billy M. Greene
as 1 episode, 1952
Barbara Ames
as 1 episode, 1952
Jean Hayworth
as 1 episode, 1952
Martin Ashe
as 1 episode, 1952
as 1 episode, 1952
James Kelly
as 1 episode, 1952
Jay Barney
as 1 episode, 1952
MacLean Savage
as 1 episode, 1952
Joseph Boley
as 1 episode, 1952
Colin Keith-Johnston
as Mr. Edward Moulton Barrett
Cavada Humphrey
as Susan
Martin Huston
as 1 episode, 1952
Mary Barclay
as Nurse Mary
Zolya Talma
as 1 episode, 1952
Michael Garrett
as 1 episode, 1952
as 1 episode, 1952
Herbert Ratner
as 1 episode, 1952
Julian Noa
as 1 episode, 1952
Oliver Cliff
as Stuart
as 1 episode, 1952
as John Adams
Emory Richardson
as John
Frances Starr
as Anna Warner
Edward Holmes
as 1 episode, 1952
Wilfred Lytell
as 1 episode, 1952
as Father Alcott
Margery Maude
as Mrs. Russell Sage
Maurice Shrog
as Dick
Griff Evans
as 1 episode, 1952
as L'Oise
as Molly
Marc Hamilton
as 1 episode, 1952
Abby Lewis
as 1 episode, 1952
Pat Nye
as Martha Washington
Salvatore Cecchini
as 1 episode, 1952
Oliver Thorndike
as Pablo
as 1 episode, 1952
Enid Rudd
as 1 episode, 1952
Roland Wood
as Asa
Mary Tarcai
as Mrs. Fielding
Madeline Clive
as Helen
as Herbert
Vin Kehoe
as 1 episode, 1952
Richard Midgley
as Professor
as Self - Announcer
as 1 episode, 1952
Graham Velsey
as 1 episode, 1952
Fernando Sirvent
as Guitarist
John Glendinning
as Captain Traub
John Granger
as Second Guard
Victoria Barcelo
as Lady with the Shawl
as 1 episode, 1952
Byron Russell
as George Chapman
John Straub
as Sculptor
Robin Craven
as Mr. Nightingale
Dick Ewell
as 1 episode, 1952
Adelaide Bean
as Dean Arnold
John Gerstad
as Clarence
Diana Barton
as Lady Baden-Powell
Walter Davis
as J.P. Morgan
Jackie Scholle
as 1 episode, 1952
Harold McGee
as Dr. O'Reilly
Charles Saari
as Young Simon
as 1 episode, 1952
Lucille Calvert
as 1 episode, 1952
Bill Penn
as 1 episode, 1952
Phyllis Goodkind
as 1 episode, 1952
Byron Halstead
as 1 episode, 1952
Philip J. Kennedy
as 1 episode, 1952
Veronica Cole
as Little Girl
Kirk Brown
as 1 episode, 1952
Elinor Randel
as Kathi
Alice Thorsell
as Lucy
Shirley Dale
as 1 episode, 1952
Stefan Olsen
as 1 episode, 1952
John Klein
as Paul
Thomas Heaphy
as 1 episode, 1952
James Bender
as 1 episode, 1952
Josephine Woods
as 1 episode, 1952
as Tom
Meta DeSoto
as Dancing Girl
Leonard Barry
as Nicky
Peter Pagan
as 1 episode, 1952
Ed Fowler
as 1 episode, 1952
Monty Banks Jr.
as 1 episode, 1952
Teena Starr
as Student
as London Doctor
John Raby
as 1 episode, 1952
Frederic Warriner
as Thomas Jefferson
Miriam Stovall
as 1 episode, 1952
Catherine Cosgriff
as 1 episode, 1952
Angela Adamides
as Charlotte
June Peel
as 1 episode, 1952
Karen Sharpe
as 1 episode
Arthur Franz
as 1 episode
as 1 episode
Robert Brubaker
as 1 episode
Date de sortie 24 Dec 1951
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