Broadcasting (Oct - Dec 1950)

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TEL DECEMBER 25, 1950 ASTING A Servic^of Broadcasting Newsweekly rs i^Kiii Television's Outloolt For 1951 imences on Poge 60 pcago Court Decision On Color Poge 67 1st Set Cou. ''By Markets Poge 64 Credit shrewd casting in bringing "Ellery Queen " into TV being. Richard Hart in the title role, is alert and forceful, extracting all the suspense qualities out of the initial script. Du Mont, rushing to the front with provocative programming may have a winner here. TELEVISION DAILY Too often in those TV crime dramas these days, the producers are content to allow a name star to carry too much of the acting burden. An exception last Thursday night, however, was "Ellery Queen" (Du Mont), in which Richard Hart and Florenz Ames are the weekly regulars. Outstanding among the support were Joan Westmore and Richard Purday. VARIETY The most notable feature of this show is that Ellery Queen is played by Richard Hart. Just recently Mr. Hart left a role ^ , in " The Happy Time ", a current Broadway play to do the television series. His ability as an actor on the stage and in the movies has not failed him in television. NEW YORK TIMES —adapted from the best-selling detective fict of all time mi AP¥i!4 ion PUIS m are now making exciting mystery fare for millions of television fans. Sponsored by: KAISER-FRAZER EVERY THURSDAY at 9:00 P.M. on the 62 STATIONS THE NATION'S WINDOW ON THE WORLD 515 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK 22, N. Y. PHONE: MURRAY HILL 8-2600 Copyright 1950, Allen B. DuMont Laboratories, Inc.