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Ethel Barrymore Theater

  • 1956-1956
  • 1 season
  • DuMont Television Network
  • Drama

Ethel Barrymore Theatre was an anthology television series hosted by Ethel Barrymore.

Season 1 Episode Guide

14 Episodes 1956

Episode 1

This Is Villa

Fri, Sep 21, 1956

Outlaw Pancho Villa matches wits with two men planning to kill him.

Episode 2

The Gentle Years

Fri, Sep 28, 1956

A newspaper editor helps a Swedish servant become a U.S. citizen.

Episode 3

The Daughters of Mars

Fri, Oct 5, 1956

Three American spinster sisters, taken to Paris as children during the Civil War, refuse to let the Nazis drive them out of the city.

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Episode 4

The Victim

Fri, Oct 12, 1956

A courtroom drama concerning the regeneration of a once brilliant lawyer.

Episode 5

The Peabody's

Fri, Oct 19, 1956

The new TV set in the Peabody household becomes the center of controversy: everyone wants to watch different programs.

Episode 6

Dear Miss Lovelace

Fri, Oct 26, 1956

An advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist becomes involved with gangsters.

Episode 7

The Duke

Fri, Nov 2, 1956

A clever thief must prove his innocence in a jewel robbery he did not commit.

Episode 8

Mimsel's Man

Fri, Nov 9, 1956

A wife turns bookmaker to cure her husband of betting on horses.

Episode 9

Justice for All

Fri, Nov 16, 1956

A corporation lawyer agrees to defend a house painter accused of arson.

Episode 10

Funny Money

Fri, Nov 23, 1956

A mutilated piece of money unites a soda fountain cashier and a young author.

Episode 11

Lady Investigator

Fri, Nov 30, 1956 30 mins

A pretty schoolteacher inherits a private detective agency in New York.

Episode 12

The Mix-Up

Fri, Dec 7, 1956

A woman is accidentally involved in police efforts to break up a dope ring.

Episode 13

General Delivery

Fri, Dec 14, 1956

A woman leading a quiet life in a boarding house is unwittingly plunged into police efforts to break up a dope ring.

Episode 14

Winter and Spring

Fri, Dec 21, 1956 30 mins

The misadventures of an elderly man as he takes a job as a baby-sitter.

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