The Halls of Ivy — 1951
41 episodes broadcast in 1951.
After seven years of labor, Professor Barrette has produced a play that is, by all accounts, terrible -- and no one at Ivy wants to be the one who breaks the news.
January 10, 1951
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January 17, 1951
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At the center of this broadcast is a Goya painting whose donor is suspected of having falsified its value to sidestep U.S. customs duties. Ronald Colman himself supplied the script -- one of his rare writing credits for the series -- and used the closing announcement that night to gently rib his own handiwork.
Long-serving Professor Warren surprises the campus with news of his retirement from Ivy College.
February 7, 1951
(untitled)
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February 14, 1951
Dr. Hall Resigns?
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Also logged as "English Visitors," the episode concerns a French scholarship at Ivy College.
March 21, 1951
(untitled)
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March 28, 1951
Night Club Singer
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April 4, 1951
Student Vandalism and the Draft
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April 11, 1951
(untitled)
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The campus Athenaeum Club sets its sights on a theatrical production billed, with more enthusiasm than accuracy, as "Romiette and Juliet."
A live restaging of an earlier script, performed before an audience in Washington, D.C., on the occasion of the show's receiving the George Foster Peabody Award the previous week.
May 16, 1951
The Eleventh Comandment
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June 6, 1951
Vicky and the New Professor's Wife
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June 27, 1951
Commencement
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September 26, 1951
(untitled)
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Logged simply as the season's Halloween program; the Haendiges log preserves no further plot detail beyond the title, "Football Coach."
The Haendiges log labels this broadcast the season's Halloween program, without further plot detail beyond the title.
Also logged as "Reverend Jarvis Seeks Help," the episode brings a minister to the Halls in need of assistance.
An enterprising student's plan to establish a cooperative farm on college land leaves the Ivy trustees anything but pleased.
Also logged as "Dramatic Club Try-Outs," the campus dramatic club holds auditions.
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