The Ford Television Theatre

Season 8

10 episodes · Oct 3, 1956

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  • S8E1

    Catch at Straws

    Oct 3, 1956
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  • S8E2

    Sudden Silence

    Oct 10, 1956
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  • S8E3

    Paris Edition

    Oct 17, 1956
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  • S8E4

    Measure of Faith

    Oct 24, 1956

    A Catholic priest who was brutally beaten in a Communist prison, questions his faith.

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  • S8E5

    Black Jim Hawk

    Oct 31, 1956

    As a youngster, Jim Hawk begged Governor Sam Houston of Tennessee to release his father, a convicted murderer. Houston refused and the boy swore revenge.Jim Hawk became one of the West's most notorious outlaws and finally got his chance to follow through on his boyhood threat.

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  • S8E6

    Sometimes It Happens

    Nov 7, 1956

    A Welsh girl lives in New York City with her uncle and aunt. An old folk legend of her native country says that a love which proves itself three times will last forever. She decides to try this theory out on a young man she meets.

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  • S8E7

    The Woman Who Dared

    Nov 14, 1956

    In 1870, after years of hardship, a woman achieves her ambition of becoming a doctor. She dreams of serving the people in a small Western town, but the years of struggle seem wasted. The townspeople hate this woman who has dared enter a male profession.

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  • S8E8

    The Menace of Hasty Heights

    Nov 21, 1956

    As the wife of a would-be councilman is preparing a house party to assure his election, an escaped convict takes shelter in the house. Instead of becoming frightened, she takes advantage of his entrance and puts him to work helping her.

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  • S8E9

    Stand By To Dive

    Nov 28, 1956

    A young naval officer who has not seen his father since his parents were divorced when he was a child, is assigned to the submarine his father commands.

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  • S8E18

    Mrs. Wane Comes to Call

    Jan 30, 1957

    Laura Chandler is unable and seemingly unwilling to recover from the loss of her son

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