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Goodyear Television Playhouse is an American anthology series that was telecast live on NBC from 1951 to 1957 during the first Golden Age of Television. Sponsored by Goodyear, Goodyear alternated sponsorship with Philco, and the Philco Television Playhouse was seen on alternate weeks. In October 1955, Alcoa took over alternating sponsorship from...
- October 14, 1951 to September 1957
- Delbert Mann
- Fred Coe, Gordon Duff, David Susskind, Robert Alan Aurthur, Arthur Penn, Philip Barry Jr., Herbert Hirschman, Herbert Brodkin
- Joseph Schull, Hoffman R. Hayes, H.R. Hays, Harry Miles Muheim, Henry James, Thomas Phipps, William Kendall Clarke, Jack Jacobs, David Shaw, Walter R. Brooks, Stewart Stern, Jack Paritz, Date Pitts, Alvin Sapinsley, Turnley Walker, Reginald Rose, Steve Gethers, Abby Mann, Dale Pitt, John Gay (screenwriter), J.P. Miller, Paddy Chayefsky, William Manchester, Edith Wharton, Jack Kelsey, David Swift, Michael Dyne, Peggy Lamson, Stephen de Baun, E.B. Ginty, John Vlahos, Therese Lewis, Robert Alan Aurthur, Ellen McCracken, Geoffrey Kean, Agatha Christie, N. Richard Nash, Lionel Shapiro, Marc Brandel, Howard Richardson (playwright), Hedda Rosten, John Van Druten, Louis S. Peterson, Malvin Wald, Audrey Roos, John Chapman (screenwriter), Jerome Coopersmith, Irving Wallace, Doris Langley Moore, Mann Rubin, Roger O. Hirson, Paul Peters, Jay Presson Allen, Charles K. Peck Jr., Sumner Locke Elliott, Ernest Kinoy, Clifford Goldsmith, Arthur Sainer, Harold Swanton, Eliot Asinof, Gore Vidal, Tad Mosel, William Mendrek, Robert Arthur Jr., Ira Avery, Jim Fritzell, William Templeton (screenwriter), William Roos (writer), Douglas Taylor, Robert Lewis Shayon, Irving Gaynor Neiman, John H. Secondari, Jerome Ross, Art Wallace, Horton Foote, Robert Anderson (playwright), Joseph Liss, Herman Raucher, George Baxt, Frances Goforth, Walter Black, A.J. Russell
