Golden Age Theater - Volume 6 - DVD
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This four-episode volume from the golden age of TV drama presents stories from one of the best remembered anthology series of all time. Persuasive and powerful in the new-found television industry, Four Star Playhouse primarily featured alternating performances from Dick Powell, Ida Lupino, Charles Boyer and David Niven. House For Sale: While looking at an isolated country home, a young woman (Ida Lupino) has an encounter with a maniac
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- GenreThrillerDescriptionThis four-episode volume from the golden age of TV drama presents stories from one of the best remembered anthology series of all time. Persuasive and powerful in the new-found television industry, Four Star Playhouse primarily featured alternating performances from Dick Powell, Ida Lupino, Charles Boyer and David Niven. House For Sale: While looking at an isolated country home, a young woman (Ida Lupino) has an encounter with a maniacTitleGolden Age Theater - Volume 6 - DVDFormatDVDTV RatingNoneGenreThriller
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