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1953
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General Electric Theater is an American anthology series hosted by Ronald Reagan that was broadcast on CBS radio and television. The series was sponsored by General Electric's Department of Public Relations. imdb.com
- February 1, 1953 to June 1962
- Ronald Reagan
- Herschel Daugherty
- Gabrielle Upton (screenwriter), David Victor (screenwriter), George Lowther (writer), Agatha Christie, N. Richard Nash, Danny Arnold, Rod Amateau, Crockett Johnson, Borden Chase, Hans Christian Andersen, Charles Hoffman (screenwriter), Charles Larson (producer), Fredric Brown, Ernest Pascal, Octavus Roy Cohen, Roland Kibbee, Larry Gelbart, George Beck, John Chapman (screenwriter), Collier Young, James Costigan, Barry Crane, S. J. Perelman, Joe Connelly (producer), Roger O. Hirson, Richard Connell, Bob Mosher, Bret Harte, Mildred Cram, Henrik Ibsen, Sheldon Leonard, Shimon Wincelberg, Robert Carson (writer), Paul Monash, John Rich (director), Don Mankiewicz, Charles Dickens, Sidney Salkow, Frank Gruber, George Bernard Shaw, George Kelly (playwright), Hagar Wilde, Katherine Albert, Russell S. Hughes, Oscar Brodney, Irving Shulman, William R. Cox, Carey Wilber, George Bruce, Sidney Carroll, John Kneubuhl, Howard Leeds, Stirling Silliphant, Leslie Gordon Barnard, Dore Schary, Alec Coppel, Nicholas Monsarrat, George Bellak, Alvin Sargent, Frank Gabrielson, Charles Stewart, Ken Kolb, Arthur Ripley, Frank Tashlin, Jerome Ross, David R. Schwartz, Alvin Boretz, Albert Lamorisse, Percy MacKaye, Rod Serling, Cornell Woolrich, Fred W. Friendly, B. Traven, Guy de Maupassant, Mel Goldberg, Andrew P. Solt, Ira Levin, Gavin Lambert, James B. Allardice, Laurence Marks (American writer), John Furia Jr., Woody Allen, Howard J. Green, Gerald Drayson Adams, David Shaw, John Cheever, Charles R. Jackson, George Tibbles, Arthur Steuer, Lewis B. Patten, David Karp, Cyril Hume, Stephen Vincent Benét, William Bowers, N. B. Stone Jr., John Dunkel, Douglas Heyes, William Bruckner, Stephen Crane, Thomas Thompson (American author), Vern Sneider, Sinclair Lewis, James V. Kern, Kathleen Hite, Edna Anhalt, Edith Wharton, Hal Hackady, Leo Davis, David Swift (director), Arthur Alsberg, Max Wilk, Catherine Turney, Frank L. Moss, Harvey Orkin, Frank Davis, Ben Canfield, Gene L. Coon, Evelyn Waugh, Aben Kandel, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Herbert Little Jr., John Whiting, Harry Tugend, Hugo Butler, Donn Baylor, Merwin Gerard, Louis Clyde Stoumen, Floyd Beaver, Max Ehrlich (writer), Arthur Marx, Arthur Morse, Everett Freeman, Lawrence B. Marcus, Bernard C. Schoenfeld, Blanche Hanalis, Evan Hunter, Victor Canning, Louella MacFarlane, Algernon Blackwood, Richard Collins (screenwriter), Barré Lyndon, Philip MacDonald, John Collier (fiction writer), John Paxton, Arnold Peyser, William Faulkner, Marc Lachmann, Wells Root, Steve Fisher, Harold Swanton, Gore Vidal, Tad Mosel, Jerry Davis (screenwriter), Sherman Marks, Ernst Jacobi, Budd Schulberg, Francis M. Cockrell, Arline Anderson, Irving Stone, Theodore Apstein, Alphonse Daudet, Robert Riley Crutcher, Jerome Weidman, Kurt Vonnegut, Milton Pascal, Paul Bowles, John Keasler, John Klempner, O. Henry, Fred F. Finklehoffe, A. A. Milne, Frederick Hazlitt Brennan, Sidney Michaels, Doris Gilbert, Dale Eunson, Arthur A. Ross, W. W. Jacobs, Kay Boyle, P. G. Wodehouse, Paul Vincent Carroll, Morton Wishengrad, Maurice Valency, Frederick Brady, Marghanita Laski, Marian B. Cockrell, Ernest Haycox, David Boehm, Louis Pelletier, Frank Burt (screenwriter), Charlotte Armstrong, John McGreevey, Win Brooks, Leslie Slote, D.J. Powers, James P. Cavanagh, William Saroyan, Jameson Brewer, John Gay (screenwriter), Eugene Vale, Sherwood Anderson, Cynthia Hope, Robert Howard, Brooke Hanlon, James B. Gidney, Edmund Rice, Lee McGiffin, Dallas Gaultois, Rose Simon Kohn, Frances Ancker, William Jerome Fay, George Milburn, Audrey De Graff, Holly Roth, Joan Sanders, Beth Day, Henry van Dyke, Dwight Cummins, Norman Daniels, Joseph Hoffman, Bernard Reines, John Hawkins, Ward Hawkins, Maurice Baudin, Shirley Peterson, Elihu Winer, Katherine Anderson, Stanley Abbott, Robert J. Crean, John Ed Pearce, Marvin De Vries, George Gibbles, Herbert Purdom, Helen Eustis, Phil Cole, Theodore Simonson, Philip Freund, Edward Nathan, Philip Charlot, Sholom Asch, Robert Craig, Arthur Arent, Marion Miller, Dorothy M. Johnson, Vivian Fletcher, William Douglas Lansford, Steve McNeil, Kathleen Brophy, Mae Livingston, John O'Dea, Beatrice Joy Chute, Adela Rogers St. Johns, Chester Davis, Myna Lockwood, Robert Patterson, Robert Dozier, Digby George Gerahty, Melville Davisson Post, Owen Cameron, Neill Wilson, Rhoda Le Coq, Mel Dinelli, Nathaniel Curtis, Merle Miller, J. Harvey Howells, Valentine Davies, John Ehle, Mortimer Braus, Dana Burnet, Jessamyn West (writer), James Edmiston, Miriam Balf, Frank O'Connor, Richard H. Bell, Norman Katkov, George Sumner Albee, H.F. Walling, Emily Kimbrough, Robert Lowry (writer), Bob Foreman, Richard Pedicini, Mike Miller, Charles A. Stearns, Emmett Kelly, Thomas Hardy, James Street (novelist), Mark Sandrich Jr., Al Hine, James Dobson (actor), Howard Snyder, Hugh Wedlock Jr., Samuel A. Taylor, Virginia Claiborne Orr, James Robbins Miller, Arnold Schulman, Jerry Sohl, Dorothy Cummins, Samuel Grafton, E.P. Conkle, Edgar Box, Alfred Lewis Levitt, Paul Horgan, Thomas Nord Riley, Lula Vollmer, Hannah Grad Goodman, Bryan MacMahon, Halsey Melone, Arthur Gordon, F. Beverly Kelley, Katharine Brush, Victoria Lincoln, Joseph Stefano, Paul W. Fairman, Mayo Simon, Roger O. Harrison, James Thurber, Emmet Lavery, Margaret Cousins, Francis Martin, Harold J. Kennedy, John W. Cunningham, Robert J. Hogan, Norma Mansfield, Leon Gordon (playwright), Mannie Manheim, Isabel Langis, Lois Peyser, Russell Beggs, William Clotworthy, Henry Kane, James Warner Bellah, John L. Greene, Manuel Komroff
