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An alcoholic woman (Claire Trevor) tries to reclaim her estranged daughter, who has been raised by another family. With Biff Elliott.
An alcoholic woman (Claire Trevor) tries to reclaim her estranged daughter, who has been raised by another family. With Biff Elliott.
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S6, EP14 "Change of Heart"A master clockmaker who escaped Nazi Germany refuses to allow his granddaughter to wed.
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S6, EP15 "Summer Shade"A couple (Julie Adams, James Franciscus) is concerned when their daughter acquires an imaginary playmate.
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S6, EP16 "A Crime for Mothers"An alcoholic woman (Claire Trevor) tries to reclaim her estranged daughter, who has been raised by another family. With Biff Elliott.
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S6, EP17 "The Last Escape"An escape artist desperate for the one big stunt that will make him famous meets with disaster when his wife schemes to turn his death-defying trick into a deadly performance.
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S6, EP13 "Man Who Found the Money"A man (Arthur Hill) makes a serious mistake when he tries to do the right thing. With R.G. Armstrong and Rod Cameron.
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S6, EP12 "The Baby Blue Expression"A woman and her lover (Sarah Marshall, Peter Walker) plot her husband's (Richard Gaines) demise, but their plans go awry because of her ineptitude.
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S6, EP11 "Man With Two Faces"A woman finds a familiar face when looking through police files after having her purse snatched.
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