Golden Age of Television - Volume 17 - DVD

SECOND DAWN (1954): Carl has been blind all his life. A doctor presents him with the possibility of restored sight, but the cure may only be temporary. He must decide whether he should risk having the operation, which could jeopardize the sense of security his blindness has long provided for him. Starring Charles Boyer, Dorothy Hart, Luis Van Rooten; directed by Roy Kellino.THE LONG COUNT (1955): Shrewd detective McGraw is entrusted wit

THE MAN WHO WALKED OUT ON HIMSELF (1953): A wealthy man leaves his wife and plans to marry his new love. But when he looks in the mirror and finds that his reflection has abandoned him, the man begins to question his decision.Starring Ronald Colman; Directed by Robert Florey.NEVER EXPLAIN (1954): A widower refuses to send his kids to school, instead painting, fishing and playing with them. When the family turns out to be as charming as

When Ronald Reagan became the host during the second season of General Electric Theater (1953-1962), the ratings skyrocketed and Hollywood stars clamored for a turn on one of TV's most popular anthology series. For nearly a decade on Sunday evenings, after "The Ed Sullivan Show," audiences were treated to an eclectic mix of drama, comedy, mystery and fantasy featuring the most popular stars of Broadway, Film and Television. During its n