Tag: Robert Foulk

• ROBERT FOULK

  May 5, 1908 Robert Foulk was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on May 5, 1908. He attended the University of Pennsylvania as an architecture student but became interested in theatre and by the age of 23 had made his Broadway debut in 1931. He did six plays on Broadway up until 1939, when he moved to…

  Michael T. Mooney

  May 5, 2021

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  Desilu, Here’s Lucy, I love lucy, Lucille Ball, Robert Foulk, The Lucy Show, tv

• JACK BENNY’S BIRTHDAY SPECIAL

  February 17, 1969 Directed by Fred De Cordova Produced by Irving Fein Written by Hal Goldman, Al Gordon, Hilliard Marks, Sam Perrin, Dee Caruso, Gerald Gardner Jack Benny (Himself, Host / Cowboy) was born on Valentine’s Day 1894. He had a successful vaudeville career, and an even greater career on radio with “The Jack Benny…

  Michael T. Mooney

  May 15, 2018

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  Al Gordon, Ann-Margret, Benny Rubin, Bobby Johnson, Dan Blocker, Dee Caruso, Dennis Day, Don Wilson, Frank Gerstle, Fred De Cordova, Gail Bonney, Gerald Garnder, Hal Goldman, Hilliard Markx, Irving Fein, Jack Benny, Jack Benny’s Birthday Special, Jerry Lewis, John Harmon, Larry Gelman, Larry J. Blake, Lawrence Welk, Lucille Ball, Mason Curry, Ned Miller, Ray Kellogg, Robert Foulk, Rouvaun, Sam Perrin, Tyler McVey

• THE BIG GAME

  S6;E2 ~ September 17, 1973 Directed by Coby Ruskin ~ Written by Robert O’Brien Synopsis Football great O.J. Simpson speaks at Harry’s Chamber of Commerce luncheon and passes on a couple of free passes to a sold out game.  At first, Harry sells the tickets for a nifty profit, but then has to buy them…

  Michael T. Mooney

  January 12, 2018

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  Al Checco, Coby Ruskin, Eddie Garrett, Eugene Molnar, Football, Frank Coghlin, Gale Gordon, Here’s Lucy, James E. Brodhead, Jerry Jones, Los Angeles Coliseum, Lucille Ball, Mary Jane Croft, O.J., O.J. Simpson, Oklahoma!, Robert Foulk, scalping, Sid Gould, Sig Frohlich, Sooners, tickets, Tom Kelly, Tommy Trojan, Trojans, University of Oklahoma, University of Southern California, UO, USC, Walter Smith

• THE CASE OF THE RECKLESS WHEELCHAIR DRIVER

  S5;E6 ~ October 16, 1972 Directed by Coby Ruskin ~ Written by Fred S. Fox and Seaman Jacobs Synopsis A show business agent tries to sue Lucy for hitting his client with her wheelchair. but Lucy and Harry think the young man is faking and that the agent is a con artist.  Kim plots to…

  Michael T. Mooney

  December 22, 2017

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  1972, Basin Street Blues, CBS, Coby Ruskin, con man, Cool Million, Down By the Lazy River, Ed Hall, Fred S. Fox, Gale Gordon, Gary Morton, Harry Hickox, Here’s Lucy, Jail, Jayson Kane, Jesse White, Jim Bates, Joe Namath, Ken Berry, Lucie Arnaz, Lucille Ball, Moonlight Bay, Robert Foulk, Rosalind Miles, Schwalb’s Pharmacy, Seaman Jacobs, Time Magazine, tv, wheelchair

• LUCY AND MANNIX ARE HELD HOSTAGE

  S4;E4 ~ October 4, 1971 Directed by Coby Ruskin ~ Written by Bob Carroll and Madelyn Davis Synopsis Lucy happens to see three crimes in one day.  Convinced thugs are after Lucy, Harry contacts his old friend, private eye Joe Mannix.  While trying to rescue Lucy from the bank robbers, Mannix and Lucy are kidnapped…

  Michael T. Mooney

  November 25, 2017

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  1971, Angels With Dirty Faces, Bob Carroll, CBS, Coby Ruskin, crime, Desilu, Edward G. Robinson, Gale Gordon, Here’s Lucy, Jimmy Cagney, Joe Mannix, John Doucette, Little Caesar, Lucie Arnaz, Lucille Ball, Madelyn Davis, Mannix, Marc Lawrence, Mary Jane Croft, Mike Connors, Robert Foulk, Sunland California, tv, Universal Studios, Vince Howard

• LUCY AND ALADDIN’S LAMP

  S3;E21 ~ February 1, 1971 Directed by Charles Walters ~ Written by Frank Gill Jr. and Vin Bogert Synopsis When Lucy holds a garage sale, she discovers an old lamp. When wishes start to become reality Lucy believes the lamp may posses magic, until she loses it hiding it from Harry. Regular Cast Lucille Ball…

  Michael T. Mooney

  November 10, 2017

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  1971, Aladdin, Aladdin’s Lamp, Ann-Margret, CBS, Charles Walters, Desi Arnaz Jr., Frank GIll Jr., Gale Gordon, Garage Sale, George Niese, Here’s Lucy, I love lucy, Jackie Gleason, Joan Crawford, John Wayne, LA Rams, Lucie Arnaz, Lucille Ball, Mary Jane Croft, McCalls, Mildred Pierce, Morton, Robert Foulk, Sarah Bernhardt, The Spirit of Notre Dame, tv, Vin Bogert, When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, William Lanteau

• LUCY’S HOUSE GUEST, HARRY

  S3;E20 ~ January 25, 1971 Directed by Charles Walters ~ Written by Fred S. Fox and Seaman Jacobs Synopsis Harry is having his house redecorated and needs a place to stay. Naturally, he imposes on Lucy, who is increasingly aggravated by her brother-in-law’s obnoxious habits.  Rather than ask him to leave, she schemes with Kim…

  Michael T. Mooney

  November 9, 2017

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  Anthony and Cleopatra, Boating, Charles Walter, Emile Autuori, Emily Post, Eugene Molnar, Flip Wilson Show, Fort Knox, Frank J. Scannell, Fred S. Fox, Gale Gordon, goat, Herbie Faye, Here’s Lucy, house guest, Howard Hughes, John Philip Sousa, Lucie Arnaz, Lucille Ball, marching band, Nick the Greek, Poker Game, Robert Foulk, Seaman Jacobs, Sid Gould, Stars and Stripes Forever, Sunset, The Man Who Came To Dinner, Tijuana Brass, Vince Barrett

• LUCY AND THE RAFFLE

  S3;E19 ~ January 18, 1971 Directed by Ross Martin ~ Written by Ray Singer & Al Schwartz Synopsis Kim wins a fast sports car in a raffle, but Lucy won’t let her keep it. To pay the taxes on her win, they hold another raffle not knowing that it is illegal. Lucy, Kim, and Harry…

  Michael T. Mooney

  November 8, 2017

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  1971, Al Schwartz, CBS, Courtrooms, Emile Autuori, Gale Gordon, Hayden Rorke, Here’s Lucy, Irwin Charrone, Jack Berle, Jody Gilbert, John J. Fox, Jolly Green Giant, Judges, King Kong, Larry J. Blake, Leon Alton, Lucie Arnaz, Lucille Ball, Lucy and the Raffle, Paul Picerni, Raffle, Ray Singer, Rhodes Reason, Robert Foulk, Ronald Reagan, Ross Martin, Shep Houghton, Sid Gould, Vanda Barra

• Lucy Goes to a Hollywood Premiere

  S4;E20 ~ February 7, 1966 Synopsis Lucy is movie mad!  When her plans to go to a Hollywood premiere with Mary Jane fall through, she disguises herself as one of the theatre’s ushers to work the red carpet and get autographs from the celebrities. The episode includes cameos from some genuine Hollywood stars.   Regular…

  Michael T. Mooney

  June 4, 2017

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  Bennett Green, Bernard Sell, Bert Freed, Beverly Hills, Beverly Powers, Edward G. Robinson, Eva Pearson, Flip Mark, Gale Gordon, George Barrows, George Ford, Hazel Pierce, Jerry Rush, Jimmy Durante, Johnny Grant, Ken Delo, Kirk Douglas, Lillian Goodman, Lucille Ball, Lucy Goes to a Hollywood Premiere, Morgan Justin, Pillow Talk, Radio City Revels, Reta Shaw, Robert Foulk, Sid Gould, Suspicion, The Lucy Show, The Overland Express, Vince Edwards

• “Lucy and the Loving Cup”

  (S6;E12 ~ January 7, 1957) Directed by James V. Kern.  Written by Madelyn Martin, Bob Carroll, Jr., Bob Schiller, and Bob Weiskopf. Filmed on November 1, 1956 at Ren-Mar Studios. It was the 165th episode to be filmed. Rating: 50.9/68 1957 starts the last calendar year of the half hour “I Love Lucy “ series. Synopsis ~ Ricky is scheduled…

  Michael T. Mooney

  August 13, 2015

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  1956, 1957, Beekeeper, Bleecker Street, Desi Arnaz, Ethel Mertz, Flatbush Avenue, Fred Mertz, Hazel Longden, horseracing, I love lucy, James V. Kern, Jesslyn Fax, Johnny Longden, Kaiser Wilhelm, Loving Cup, Lucille Ball, Lucy and the Loving Cup, Lucy Ricardo, Monopoly, NYC Subway, Red Cross, Ricky Ricardo, Robert Foulk, Sandra Gould, Sanka, Spring Street, tv, Vivian Vance, William Frawley