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Arch Oboler's Comedy Theatre: Com Arch Oboler, Louis Merrill, Hans Conried, Olive Deering. A comedy anthology with a supernatural twist, inspired largely by Arch Obler's Lights Out radio drama, which featured tales of horror and suspense.
Three short comedies: 1) Lo, the poor Indian, stars: Peter Leeds, Marna Kenneally, Byron Kane, Alec Harford, Hebert Rawlinson, Gwen Delano. In London, a down-and-out actor actor pretends to be a Native American Indian at a posh party.
Oboler Comedy Theater. Arch Oboler's Comedy Theater was an early American comedy television program. It aired on ABC for six episodes from September 23 to November 4, 1949. It was an anthology series of sorts, with each episode featuring a different set of characters.
October 7, 1949. While attending a professor's lecture on love, the attendees daydream their own fantasies. These fantasies are presented in mini-episodes: Love in the movies, Soldier in Paris on an 8-hour pass, love in songwriting, love over the phone, the secret wedding of an actor couple.
18 de nov. de 2013 · There is nothing wrong with Oboler Comedy Theatre(1949), except that it is rarely funny and is almost unwatchable. Oboler basically films some of his comic radio plays without any eye towards adapting them to a visual medium, directing with a visual style so static that he makes Herschel Gordon Lewis look like Max Ophüls.
In 1949, Oboler helmed an anthology television series, Oboler's Comedy Theatre (aka Arch Oboler's Comedy Theater) which ran for six episodes from September to November. In the premiere show, "Ostrich in Bed," a couple awaiting the arrival of a dinner guest find an ostrich in their bedroom.
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