Celebrity Time

Episode 1

Episode #4.1

Sun, Sep 2, 1951

Episode 2

Episode #4.2

Sun, Sep 9, 1951

Episode 3

Episode #4.3

Sun, Sep 16, 1951

Episode 4

Episode #4.4

Sun, Sep 23, 1951

Episode 5

Episode #4.5

Sun, Sep 30, 1951

Episode 6

Episode #4.6

Sun, Oct 7, 1951

Dorothy C. Stratton, Girl Scout's director and Dr. Arthur Schuck, Boy Scout's chief director were special guests of the program dedicated to Scouts of America.

Episode 7

Episode #4.7

Sun, Oct 14, 1951

Episode 8

Episode #4.8

Sun, Oct 21, 1951

Episode 9

Episode #4.9

Sun, Oct 28, 1951

Episode 10

Episode #4.10

Sun, Nov 4, 1951

Episode 11

Episode #4.11

Sun, Nov 11, 1951

Episode 12

Episode #4.12

Sun, Nov 18, 1951

Episode 13

Episode #4.13

Sun, Nov 25, 1951

Episode 14

Episode #4.14

Sun, Dec 2, 1951

Episode 15

Episode #4.15

Sun, Dec 9, 1951

Episode 16

Episode #4.16

Sun, Dec 16, 1951

Episode 17

Episode #4.17

Sun, Dec 23, 1951

The St. Patrick's Cathedral Boys Choir also were on this program.

Episode 18

Episode #4.18

Sun, Dec 30, 1951

Episode 19

Episode #4.19

Sun, Jan 6, 1952

Episode 20

Bert Wheeler, Mindy Carson

Sun, Jan 13, 1952

Episode 21

Diana Lynn, Chico Marx

Sun, Jan 20, 1952

Episode 22

Ann Sothern, Dunninger

Sun, Jan 27, 1952

Episode 23

Episode #4.23

Sun, Feb 3, 1952

Episode 24

Episode #4.24

Sun, Feb 10, 1952

Episode 25

Episode #4.25

Sun, Feb 17, 1952

Episode 26

Episode #4.26

Sun, Feb 24, 1952

Episode 27

Episode #4.27

Sun, Mar 2, 1952

Episode 28

Episode #4.28

Sun, Mar 9, 1952

Episode 29

Episode #4.29

Sun, Mar 16, 1952

The vaudeville duo of Joe Smith and Charlie Dale were also on the program.

Episode 30

Episode #4.30

Sun, Mar 23, 1952

Episode 31

Rex Harrison, Lilli Palmer, Phil Regan, Mary McCarty

Sun, Mar 30, 1952

Mary McCarty replaces Jane Wilson as panelist.

Episode 32

Episode #4.32

Sun, Apr 6, 1952

Celebrity packed staging of the programs fourth Anniversary.

Episode 33

Episode #4.33

Sun, Apr 13, 1952

Celebrity Time visits the Circus at Madison Square Gardens.

Episode 34

Episode #4.34

Sun, Apr 20, 1952

Trini Reyes dances the Samba with George Raft.

Episode 35

Episode #4.35

Sun, Apr 27, 1952

Episode 36

Episode #4.36

Sun, May 4, 1952

Episode 37

Episode #4.37

Sun, May 11, 1952

Episode 38

Episode #4.38

Sun, May 18, 1952

Episode 39

Episode #4.39

Sun, May 25, 1952

Episode 40

Episode #4.40

Sun, Jun 1, 1952

Episode 41

Episode #4.41

Sun, Jun 8, 1952

Mel Torme sings "County Fair".

Episode 42

Episode #4.42

Sun, Jun 15, 1952

Songs from Jerome Kerns performed are "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes", "I Won't Dance", "Ol' Man River" and "Make Believe".

Episode 43

Patricia Morison, Robert Sterling, Roger Price

Sun, Jun 22, 1952

Episode 44

Episode #4.44

Sun, Jun 29, 1952

Episode 45

Episode #4.45

Sun, Jul 6, 1952

Benny Goodman on clarinet and Yehudi Menuhin on violin duet with "Darius Milhaud Symphony".

Episode 46

Episode #4.46

Sun, Jul 13, 1952

Episode 47

Episode #4.47

Sun, Jul 20, 1952

Episode 48

Episode #4.48

Sun, Jul 27, 1952

Episode 49

Episode #4.49

Sun, Aug 3, 1952

Episode 50

Episode #4.50

Sun, Aug 10, 1952

Episode 51

Episode #4.51

Sun, Aug 17, 1952

Episode 52

Episode #4.52

Sun, Aug 24, 1952

Episode 53

Episode #4.53

Sun, Aug 31, 1952

Songs performed are "I Like New York in Spring" and "I've Got the World on a String".

Episode 54

Episode #4.54

Sun, Sep 7, 1952

Songs performed are "I'm Alive, I'm A-Tingle, I'm Aglow" and "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes".

Episode 55

Carol Bruce, Rudy Vallee

Sun, Sep 14, 1952

A tribute to the Roaring 20's.

Episode 56

Episode #4.56

Sun, Sep 21, 1952

Final program of the series, replaced with CBS's "The Web".