The Rockford Files (1979);
CHiPs (1978); Quincy M.E. (1978); Operation Petticoat (1978); Kojak (1977); Wonder
Woman (1976); Holmes and Yoyo (1976); Silent Movie (1976); Mother, Jugs &
Speed (1976); Baretta (1976); Ellery Queen (1976); Switch (1976); Petrocelli (1974–1975);
Let's Do It Again (1975); S.W.A.T. (1975); Get Christie Love! (1975); Mannix
(1975); Adam-12 (1975); McCloud (1975); Land of the Lost (1974); Police Woman
(1974); Thunderbolt and Lightfoot (1974); The Bob Newhart Show (1974); Trapped
(1973); Love, American Style (1972–1973); Coffee, Tea or Me? (1973); The Last
American Hero (1973); Soylent Green (1973); The F.B.I. (1973); Barnaby Jones
(1973); Banacek (1972); Together (1971).
Showing posts with label 1946. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1946. Show all posts
Friday, June 6, 2025
Tuesday, May 27, 2025
Thursday, May 8, 2025
On this day in movie history - The Dark Corner (1946):
The Dark Corner
directed by Henry Hathaway,
written by Jay Dratler, Bernard
C. Schoenfeld,
based on the story by Leo Rosten, serialized in Good
Housekeeping (1945),
was released in the United States on May 8, 1946.
Music by Cyril J. Mockridge.
Lucille Ball, Clifton Webb, William Bendix, Mark Stevens, Kurt
Kreuger, Cathy Downs, Reed Hadley, Constance Collier, Eddie Heywood, Colleen
Alpaugh, Charles Cane, Ellen Corby, Peter Cusanelli, Ralph Dunn, John Elliott, Mary
Field, Alice Fleming, John Goldsworthy, Eugene Goncz, Vincent Graeff, Chuck
Hamilton, Eloise Hardt, Sam Harris, John Kelly, Colin Kenny, Molly Lamont, Hope
Landin, Thomas Louden, Donald MacBride, Frank Marlowe, Thomas Martin, Matt
McHugh, Harold Miller, Tom Monroe, Forbes Murray, Steve Olsen, Lee Phelps, Joe
Ploski, Raisa, Isabel Randolph, John Russell, Pietro Sosso, Douglas Spencer, Frieda
Stoll, Charles Tannen, Minerva Urecal, Charles Wagenheim, Regina Wallace, Gisela
Werbisek, Lynn Whitney.
Tuesday, May 6, 2025
Born on this day – Lulu Roman:
Comedian
Singer
Writer
May 6, 1946 – April 23, 2025
Credits:
Books:
Kitchen Komforts:
Fabulous Comfort Food Recipes and Inspiring Short Stories to Nourish the Body
and Soul (2023); LuLu (1978); This Is My Story; This Is My Song
(2019).
Albums:
At Last (2012); Hymns
That Light My Way (1986); Hymns, Promises, and Praises (1997); Lulu: Inspired (2001);
Orphan Girl (2005); Seven Times (2009); Take Me There (1985); There's A New Kid
In Town (2009); You Were Loving Me (1984).
Songs:
Amazing Grace; At Last; Best
Friend; Buildin' up the Wall; Daystar; Do You Know How To Fly; Failure Isn't
Final; Fever; Giver of the Light; He Looked Beyond My Fault; He Was There All
the Time; How Great Thou Art; In My Life; In the Presence of Jehovah; Intimate
Expression; King of Who I Am; Leavin' on Your Mind; Mizpah; On The Battlefield;
One Day At a Time; Orphan Girl; Precious Lord, Take My Hand; Seven Times; Summertime;
Surely the Presence of the Lord; That's The Man I'm Looking For; The King Of
Who I Am; The Old Church House; There's A New Kid In Town; Train Bound For
Glory; Victory In Jesus; You Needed Me.
Movies and television:
14th
Annual Music City News Awards (1980); City Confidential (1998); Cookin' It Up
with Lulu (2013); Corky (1972); Entertainment Tonight (2007); Gaither's Pond
(1999); Hee Haw (1969–1992); Hee Haw Honeys (1978-1979); Kings Gold (1993); Rare
Southern Gospel Singing Celebration (2010); Rivers of Joy (1998); The Anita
Bryant Spectacular (1980); The Award Goes to: A Look Back at the Legends (2010);
The Jim Bakker Show (2006); The Love Boat (1983); Tony Orlando and Dawn (1976);
Touched by an Angel (2001); Vicki! (1994); Whipoorwhill Nest (2014).
Friday, April 25, 2025
On this day in movie history - Gilda (1946):
Gilda
directed by Charles
Vidor,
written by Jo Eisinger, Marion
Parsonnet and Ben Hecht,
based on a story by E.A.
Ellington,
was released in the United States on April 25, 1946.
Music by M. W. Stoloff and Marlin Skiles.
Cast:
Rita Hayworth, Glenn
Ford, George Macready, Joseph Calleia, Steven Geray, Joe Sawyer, Gerald Mohr, Mark
Roberts, Ludwig Donath, Don Douglas, Julio Abadía, Enrique Acosta, Ed Agresti, Sam
Appel, Sam Ash, Nina Bara, Edward Biby, Robert Board, Symona Boniface, Eugene
Borden, Paul Bradley, Argentina Brunetti, Jack Chefe, Eduardo Ciannelli, James
Conaty, Jean De Briac, Jerry De Castro, Leander De Cordova, Sayre Dearing, Jack
Del Rio, Jean Del Val, Carli Elinor, Fernanda Eliscu, Herbert Evans, Nobel G.
Evey, Sam Flint, Bess Flowers, Curt Furberg, Kay Garrett, Fred Godoy, Paul
Gustine, Robert Haines, Sam Harris, Lew Harvey, Ed Haskett, Ted Hecht, Ernest
Hilliard, Stuart Holmes, Rodolfo Hoyos Jr., George Humbert, Robert Kellard, Kenner
G. Kemp, Frank Leigh, George J. Lewis, Frank Leyva, Max Linder, Oscar Loraine, Wilbur
Mack, Herman Marks, Alphonse Martell, Saul Martell, Frank Mayo, John Merton, Harold
Miller, Ramon Munox, Forbes Murray, Ralph Navarro, J.W. Noon, Alfred Paix, Lou
Palfy, Joe Palma, Albert Petit, Alexander Pollard, Albert Pollet, Soretta Raye,
Paul Regas, Rosa Rey, Suzanne Ridgway, Ruth Roman, Clark Ross, Lionel Royce, Cosmo
Sardo, Jeffrey Sayre, Leonardo Scavino, William Smith.
Wednesday, April 23, 2025
Friday, April 18, 2025
On this day in movie history - The Blue Dahlia (1946):
The Blue Dahlia
directed by George
Marshall,
written by Raymond Chandler,
was
released in the United States on April 18, 1946.
Music by Victor Young.
Cast:
Alan Ladd, Veronica Lake,
William Bendix, Howard Da Silva, Doris Dowling, Hugh Beaumont, Tom Powers, Howard
Freeman, Don Costello, Will Wright, Frank Faylen, Walter Sande, Mae Busch,
Anthony Caruso, Noel Neill.
Friday, April 11, 2025
Born on this day – Nicholas Ball:
Actor
Producer
April 11, 1946 – June 4, 2024
Credits:
A
New Breed of Criminal (2023); A.D. (1985); Acapulco H.E.A.T. (1993); Alas Smith
& Jones (1984); BBC Play of the Month (1976); Bergerac (1983–1988); Boon
(1989); Cannon Fodder: The Making of Lifeforce (2013); Car Cruzin’ (2005); Casino
(1989); Casualty (2007–2011); Championship (2002); Christmas Under Fire (2002);
Claudia (1985); Cluedo (1990); Cold Feet (2000); Colin’s Sandwich (1990); Comic
Roots (1983); Confession (1970); Coronation Street (1970); Couples (1976); Crossroads
(1964–1988); Croupier (1998); Crown Court (1976); Dead Man Running (2009); Doctors
(2020); Doom Room (2013); Double the Fist (2008); EastEnders (2007–2009); El
C.I.D. (1991); Enchantress (2011); Fifteen (2012); Fifteen (2012); Footballers
Wive$: Overtime (2005–2006); Footballers’ Wives (2006); From a Bird’s Eye View
(1970); Hammer House of Horror / Episode: The House That Bled to Death (1980); Harbour
Lights (1999); Hazell (1978–1979); Heartbeat (1997–2007); Hellboy (2004); Holby
City (2015–2017); Hustle (2005); Insiders (1997); ITV Playhouse (1969); ITV
Saturday Night Theatre (1972); Jamie (1971); Jonathan Creek (1999); Life for
Christine (1980); Lifeforce (1985); Mr. Rose (1968); Muse (2019); Mutant
Chronicles (2008); Nelly’s Version (1983); New Tricks (2005); No One Likes Us,
We Don’t Care (1990); Out of Depth (2000); Overlord (1975); Pentagram (2019); Perfect
Gift (1994); Peter (2011); Pie in the Sky (1996); Play for Today (1976–1981); Red
Dwarf (1991); Respect (1996); Rogue Male (1976); Rosamunde Pilcher (2011); Running
Out of Luck (1985); Silk Stalkings (1994); Sisterhood (2008); Softly Softly:
Task Force (1975); South of Sunset (1993); Spooky (1983); Star Games (1979); Surgery
(2015); Tales of the Unexpected (1988); Tarzán (1994); The Bill (1996); The
Black Tulip (1970); The Commander: Blackdog (2005); The Commander: Virus (2005);
The Coral Island (2000); The Courtroom (2004); The Crezz (1976); The Elusive
Pimpernel (1969); The Famous Five (1997); The Gold Robbers (1969); The Governor
(1995); The Gunpowder Plot (1968); The Haunting of Pendle Hill (2022); The
Kingdom by the Sea (2024); The Krays: Dead Man Walking (2018); The Man Who Made
Husbands Jealous (1997); The Manor (1999); The Pyramid Game (1981); The
Stranglers - On Stage, on Screen (2012); The Young Ones (1982); Thief Takers
(1997); Top Dog (2002); Trafficking (2023); Urban Gothic (2000); Video Stars
(1983); Whatever Became Of Richard Blaine? (2019); Who Is Killing the Great
Chefs of Europe? (1978); Windmills of the Gods (1988); Wogan (1985); Z Cars
(1968).
Thursday, April 10, 2025
On this day in movie history - Fear in the Night (1946):
Fear in the Night
directed and written by Maxwell
Shane,
based on the story Nightmare by Cornell Woolrich,
was released in the United States on
April 10, 1947.
Music by Rudy Schrager.
Paul Kelly, Kay Scott, DeForest
Kelley, Ann Doran, Charles Victor, Robert Emmett Keane, Jeff York, Joey Ray, Loyette
Thomson, Gladys Blake, Jack Collins, Leander De Cordova, Christian Drake, Stanley
Farrar, Julia Faye, John Harmon, Michael Harvey, Stuart Holmes, Richard Keene, Janet
Warren.
Monday, April 7, 2025
Thursday, April 3, 2025
On this day in movie history - Deadline at Dawn (1946):
Deadline at Dawn
directed by Harold
Clurman and William Cameron Menzies,
written by Clifford
Odets,
based on the novel by Cornell Woolrich,
was released in the
United States on April 3, 1946.
Music by Hanns Eisler.
Susan Hayward, Paul
Lukas, Bill Williams, Joseph Calleia, Osa Massen, Lola Lane, Jerome Cowan, Marvin
Miller, Roman Bohnen, Steven Geray, Joe Sawyer, Constance Worth, Joseph Crehan,
Byron Foulger, Eugene Pallette, Jason Robards Sr.
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