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Golden Age of Television - Volume 10 - DVD

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Four episodes from early TV anthology series spotlight famous film stars close to either the beginning or the ending of their big-screen careers. Dick Powell's role as a television producer began with the formation of Four Star Productions in 1952. The debut offering of what would become a persuasive and powerful force within the newly developing television industry was the anthology series, "Four Star Playhouse" (1952-1956). Powell ove

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    Four episodes from early TV anthology series spotlight famous film stars close to either the beginning or the ending of their big-screen careers. Dick Powell's role as a television producer began with the formation of Four Star Productions in 1952. The debut offering of what would become a persuasive and powerful force within the newly developing television industry was the anthology series, "Four Star Playhouse" (1952-1956). Powell ove
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