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The Ford Television Theatre Life, Liberty and Orrin Dooley (1952–1957) Online

The Ford Television Theatre Life, Liberty and Orrin Dooley (1952–1957) Online
Original Title :
Life, Liberty and Orrin Dooley
Genre :
TV Episode / Comedy / Drama / Music / Musical
Year :
1952–1957
Directror :
Robert Stevenson
Cast :
Will Rogers Jr.,Marguerite Chapman,John Archer
Writer :
Mary C. McCall Jr.,William Fuller
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
30min
Rating :
7.6/10
The Ford Television Theatre Life, Liberty and Orrin Dooley (1952–1957) Online

When Orrin Dooley, returning from war, is rejected by a woman for his ignorance, he enters grade school under his G.I. benefits where the woman betrothed to the insensitive principal is the teacher.
Episode cast overview:
Will Rogers Jr. Will Rogers Jr. - Orrin Dooley
Marguerite Chapman Marguerite Chapman - Beth Rathburn
John Archer John Archer - Martin Baxter
Doreen McCann Doreen McCann - Midge Collins
Ferris Taylor Ferris Taylor - Mr. Miggs
Minerva Urecal Minerva Urecal - Miz Gribble
Frank Bank Frank Bank - Clarence Miggs
Olin Howland Olin Howland - Paw Dooley (as Olin Howlin)


User reviews

Atineda

Atineda

What an unexpected Gem I saw this morning on Antenna TV. Orrin Dooley is the kind of guy I'd like for a friend and neighbor. I really miss those days when our TV shows were quiet, respectful, and had a moral. I hope I can find more of these segments on DVD. Orrin Dooley is a naive farm boy back from the big war. He's a man in a hurry with no time to look back. He won't speak of what happened in the war because it's over. He hurries to a village dance and takes an instant shine to the one room school teacher, but she doesn't yet reciprocate. She hurts his feelings considering him ignorant. His answer was to enter 5th grade on the GI Bill. He befriends the shunned daughter of the town drunk. The principal of the school is a social climber who has no qualms about humiliating the less fortunate. Orrin's insight and gentle ways win the respect of the town folk, but most especially, the teacher.