Also that guy from THEY WON'T FORGET (WB, 1937).

4/13/69 at 12:50 am on WABC's 'The Best of Broadway II.'' Played bottom of double bill with indie THE BLOB 12/1/58 at the Brooklyn Paramount, but that was a reversal from earlier out-of-town engagements. NY TV debut 12/25/68 at 8 am on Channel 7's 'Movie in the Morning.''

NY TV debut 4/13/64 at 1:40 am on WCBS' 'The Late Late Show.'' Jane Withers' 25th vehicle for Fox, a musical set in a Southern youth camp, supported THE MARK OF ZORRO 11/14/40 at the RKO Albee in Brooklyn.

US TV debut 4/13/64 at 7:30 pm on 'NBC Monday Night at the Movies.'' Made in England with frozen funds, Cold War romantic thriller with Tierney as Gable's Russian ballerina wife ended up in the red. Cropped for 6/10/53 'widescreen'' Manhattan bow but fits 1964 home screens fine.

NY TV debut 4/13/59 at 1:30 am on WCBS' 'The Late Late Show.'' Middle entry in Fox's forgotten 'Roving Reporters'' trilogy supported Brooklyn transfer of Temple vehicle 12/15/38 at the RKO Albee.

NY TV debut 4/13/54 at 2 pm on WATV. Jacques Tourneur, no less, directed second leads of MGM's DOUBLE WEDDING (1937) in Poverty Row B that supported vaudeville show with Louis Prima and Henry Armetta for four days commencing 10/10/41 at the Brooklyn Strand.

NY TV debut 4/12/64 at 8 pm on WOR's 'The Big Preview.'' Directed by size-conscious Eugene Lourie (BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS, THE COLOSSUS OF NEW YORK, THE GIANT BEHMOUTH), independently produced sci-fi distributed theatrically by MGM bowed 3/22/61 at the Brooklyn Fox.

NY TV debut 4/12/59 at 10:30 pm on WRCA's 'Movie 4.'' Fox borrowed Loy and director Clarence Brown from MGM, Brent from Warners for disaster film remade as THE RAINS OF RANCHIPUR (1955) with Lana Turner, Richard Burton and Fred MacMurray. 9/8/39 in Manhattan.

US TV debut 4/12/74 at 9 pm on 'NBC Friday Night at the Movies.'' Shown in two-hour time slots over two consecutive nights. George Stevens' starry but leaden epic was 260 minutes when it began reserved-seat roadshow engagement on 2/16/65 at the former Strand in Times Square.

NY TV debut 4/12/64 at 11:15 pm on WCBS' 'The Late Show.'' Wesley Ruggles' rom-com, second teaming of Colbert and Douglas, bowed 6/2/37 in Times Square.

NY TV debut 4/12/64 at 8 pm on WOR's 'The Big Preview.'' Directed by size-conscious Eugene Lourie (BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS, THE COLOSSUS OF NEW YORK, THE GIANT BEHMOUTH), independently produced sci-fi distributed theatrically by MGM bowed 3/22/61 at the Brooklyn Fox.

NY TV debut 4/12/59 at 10:30 pm on WRCA's 'Movie 4.'' Fox borrowed Loy and director Clarence Brown from MGM, Brent from Warners for disaster film remade as THE RAINS OF RANCHIPUR (1955) with Lana Turner, Richard Burton and Fred MacMurray. 9/8/39 in Manhattan.

US TV debut 4/11/64 at 9 pm on 'NBC Saturday Night at the Movies.'' Sole theatrical feature from prolific TV director Jeffrey Hayden opened wide 5/8/57 on a NYC area double bill, never a good sign.

This opened at the 'old'' 1,960-seat Rialto (1916-1935). The 594-seat 'new'' Rialto occupied part of the site from 1935 to 1998. It was known as the Cineplex Odeon Warner Theatre from 1987-90.

NY TV debut 4/11/59 from 11:15 pm to 1:30 am on WCBS' 'The Late Show.'' First of Capra's Columbia classics to hit the tube opened 4/16/36 @radiocity, with a pull quote from Irving Thalberg.

NY TV debut 4/11/59 at 11:15 pm on WRCA's 'Movie 4.'' William A. Seiter's forgotten political thriller with soon-to-be Mr. and Mrs. Stanwyck bowed 5/27/37 at 'The Nation's Showplace.''

NY TV debut 4/11/54 at 9 pm on WPIX's 'Doorway to Mystery.'' John H. Auer's loose adaptation of 'The Premature Burial,'' filmed in the Bronx, arrived 1/11/36 in Times Square via Republic Pictures. youtube.com/watch?v=Mptdqz…

NY TV debut 4/11/69 at midnight on WCBS' 'The Late Show.'' George Sherman's oater supported Universal's RIDE A CROOKED TRAIL 7/26/58 at the RKO Albee in Brooklyn.

NY TV debut 4/11/64 at 11:20 pm on WCBS' 'Schaefer Award Theatre.'' Donna Reed and Deborah Kerr greeted fans and distributed signed autographs when Fred Zinnemann's classic premiered 8/5/53 in Manhattan. Limited (4) commercial interrupts for this broadcast courtesy of brewery.

NY TV debut 4/11/64 at 11:15 pm on WNBC's 'Movie 4.'' Final collaboration of Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen was a significant money loser for Arthur Freed's unit. Apparently not a surprise to MGM's sales department with teaser ads like this preceding 9/6/55 @radiocity opening.