Detective Sagas: 4 Tales of Mystery & Suspense - DVD
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Tales of crime and suspense unfold on dark city alleys and exotic locales in these four classic episodes of the 1950s television dramas, Four Star Playhouse. TIGER AT NOON (1955): A police detective visits a fortune teller intending to cite her for fraud. Within twenty-four hours, her predictions not only come to pass, but will probably save his life! Stars Stephen McNally, John Doucette; directed by Alvin Ganzer. THE CONTEST (1954): A
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- GenreCrimeDescriptionTales of crime and suspense unfold on dark city alleys and exotic locales in these four classic episodes of the 1950s television dramas, Four Star Playhouse. TIGER AT NOON (1955): A police detective visits a fortune teller intending to cite her for fraud. Within twenty-four hours, her predictions not only come to pass, but will probably save his life! Stars Stephen McNally, John Doucette; directed by Alvin Ganzer. THE CONTEST (1954): ATitleDetective Sagas: 4 Tales of Mystery & Suspense - DVDFormatDVDTV RatingNoneGenreCrime
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