Primetime Television "CLASSIC SUSPENSE" Review

Primetime Television CLASSIC SUSPENSE
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DIGIVIEW's slimline cased DVDs feature unrestored public domain films and TV shows that have no subtitles or extras. Audio levels are some of the highest you'll find, which makes these ideal for laptop PC or portable disc player watching.
In their CLASSIC SUSPENSE volume, we get nine examples of 1950s TV series, from the famous ("Dragnet") to the obscure ("Lights Out"). Some don't have their original theme songs (several drops-ins for "Dragnet" are particularly egregious). Mixed here with crime dramas is a kid's show ("Captain Gallant"), a sitcom ("My Hero") and an occult program ("One Step Beyond"). Some episodes are incorrectly IDed by DIGIVIEW; this is corrected below.
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Video quality is indicated by a 1 to 10 parenthetical number.
[8] THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES: The Case of the Texas Cowgirl (11/8/54) - Ronald Howard/H. Marion Crawford/Archie Duncan/Lucille Vines (dubbed music)
[6] DRAGNET: The Big Crime (9/9/54) - Jack Webb/Ben Alexander/Virginia Christine/Paul Richards (dubbed music)
[3] GANG BUSTERS: The O'Dell-Griffin Case (1/1/52) - House Peters Jr./Jack Edwards/Hal Taggart/Phillips H. Lord (narrator) (blurry image; overmodulated sound)
[6] MY HERO: Beauty and the Beast (3/14/53) - Bob Cummings/Julie Bishop/John Litel
[5] LOCK UP: Music to Murder By (11/28/59) - Macdonald Carey/John Doucette/James Griffith/Harry Dean Stanton
[5] DECOY: Shadow of Van Gogh (12/12/58) - Beverly Garland/Raymond Reinhardt/Curt Conway/Eleanor Phelps
[4] LIGHTS OUT: Curtain Call (2/12/54) - Otto Kruger/Alan Bunce/Elinor Randel/Frank Gallop (narrator)
[4] CAPTAIN GALLANT OF THE FOREIGN LEGION: Stolen Treasure (5/29/55) - Buster Crabbe/Fuzzy Knight/Cullen Crabbe (audio distorts)
[6] ONE STEP BEYOND: The Vision (3/24/59) - Bruce Gordon/Pernell Roberts/John Newland (narrator)

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