American anthology television series.
The Goodyear Television Playhouse shared a timeslot with the Philco Television Playhouse: the two ran on alternate weeks, although the former only began running when Goodyear started sharing sponsorship of the existing Philco program in 1951.
The separation between the two is largely cosmetic, but for purposes of classification, the serials that ran under each banner are usually listed separately.
According to William Hawes, this story 'addressed a woman's desire for a demanding professional life as conflicting with having a home and family' (p.190).
Source:
Hawes, William. Filmed Television Drama, 1952-1958, USA: McFarland, 2002.
United States of America (USA) : NBC , 1953Nothing is known of the plot of this work.
United States of America (USA) : NBC , 1953Nothing is known of the plot of this work.
United States of America (USA) : NBC , 1953A man is paralysed by guilt after he fails to report a hit-and-run accident.
United States of America (USA) : NBC , 1954A teenage actor buys his way into a Broadway production.
United States of America (USA) : NBC , 1954'A ship's captain dies at sea before he can name the person to whom he leaves his worldly possessions. A lawyer's search leads to the three women, each of whom could be the "beloved stranger".'
Source: The Classic TV Archive (http://ctva.biz/US/Anthology/GoodyearTVPlayhouse_04_%281954-55%29.htm). Sighted: 19/9/2013)
United States of America (USA) : NBC , 1955