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(Change Layout)The Roaring 20's  
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32 :02x01 - No Exit (Oct/07/1961)
Pat Garrison falls head over heels in love with beautiful Mona Fenton, the daughte of a prominent politician, but she seems to prefer gangster Hank Merriman over him.
Guest Stars: Grant Richards as Hank Merriman, Kent Smith as Mark Fenton, Joan O'Brien as Mona Fenton, Gregory Gaye as Andre, John Harmon (1) as Gil Lewis, Lew Gallo as Sam, Fay Baker as Charlotte La Salle
Director: Stuart Heisler
Writer: Laszlo Gorog
Songs: Dorothy Provine -- Baby Face, Dorothy Provine -- Never Been Blue
 
33 :02x02 - Kitty Goes West (Oct/14/1961)
Irish immigrant Kitty O'Moyne is so excited about arriving in America that she accidentally does a swan dive into the harbor. She then falls for the Prince Charming who rescued her--mobser Tim McCool.
Guest Stars: Glynis Johns (1) as Kitty O'Moyne, Philip Carey as Tim McCool, Richard Karlan as Big Louie
Director: Charles Rondeau
Writer: James O'Hanlon
 
34 :02x03 - Nobody's Millions (Oct/21/1961)
Jim "Duke" Williams appears to be more con man than newspaper reporter. He invents a news story out of thin air and then attempts to convince an amnesia victim that she's the heiress to a large fortune.
Guest Stars: Suzi Carnell as Alice Bolton, William Reynolds (3) as Jerry Bolton
Director: Charles Rondeau
 
35 :02x04 - Standing Room Only (Oct/28/1961)
Broadway producer Sheldon Farrington is in a jam. He's been losing money on the horse races and to cover his losses he decides to sell a percentage of his show to backers. But one of these backers is a shady character named Max Winslow and Farrington has sold a total of 115% of his show.
Guest Stars: Keenan Wynn as Sheldon Farrington, Lawrence Dobkin as Max Winslow, Paula Raymond as Marilyn Morgan
Director: Robert Altman (2)
 
36 :02x05 - Another Time, Another War (Nov/04/1961)
Former World War I doughboy Ace Johnson has come upon hard times so he decides to enter the bootlegging business. When Ace purchases a hijacked truck from a mobster he finds himself charged with the murder of the original owner of the truck.
Guest Stars: Eddie Bracken as Ace Johnson
Director: Robert Sparr
Writer: Shirl Hendryx
 
37 :02x06 - Everybody Loves Benny (Nov/11/1961)
Out to get a scoop, Pat Garrison moves in with Benny Lester who has been marked for death by the Mob.
Guest Stars: Peter Breck as Benny Lester
Director: Stuart Heisler
 
38 :02x07 - Duke on the Bum (Nov/18/1961)
Duke Williams goes undercover as a Bowery bum in order to get the goods on a racketeer.
Guest Stars: Robert Strauss as Crespo, Don 'Red' Barry as Wally, Mike Mazurki as Rhino, Kay E. Kuter as Skinny bum
Director: Sidney Salkow
 
39 :02x08 - Pinky Goes to College (Nov/25/1961)
Pinky is in the wrong place at the wrong time once again when she witnesses a gangland killing. Duke Williams then comes up with a none too bright idea to hide the Pinkster on a college campus--disguised as a boy.
Guest Stars: Isabel Randolph as Helen Wyndham, Joby Baker as Joby Price, Jesse White as Boots, Vinton Hayworth as Harrison Van Owen
Director: Charles Rondeau
Writer: Teddi Sherman, Judith Plowden
 
40 :02x09 - So's Your Old Man (Dec/02/1961)
Big time bookie Mitch Mitchell might be the hardest and coldest man in New York City but kind-hearted Pinky is out to prove otherwise. Aided by Mitch's young son, Andy, and the Boy Scouts, she sets out to soften the bookie's heart of stone.
Guest Stars: Raymond Cavaleri as Andy Mitchell, House Peters, Jr. as Bert Kemper, Claude Akins as Mitch Mitchell, Paul Dubov as Harry Durbin, Ollie O'Toole as Bull Decker, Gregory Gaye as Andre, Tommy Farrell (1) as Hermie Marcus, Bob Jellison as Dr. Rasmussen, Gregg Palmer as Frank, Athena Lorde as Clara Rasmussen, Mabel Albertson as Irene Ballard
Director: Sidney Salkow
Writer: Robert J. Shaw (3)
 
41 :02x10 - Asparagus Tipps (Dec/09/1961)
Duke Williams discovers a full proof system to play the horses and disseminates this information to the public through his newspaper column. Needless to say, the bookies of New York are none too pleased about this situation.
Guest Stars: Nydia Westman as Elsie, Lewis Charles as Mapes
Director: Leslie H. Martinson
 
42 :02x11 - Blondes Prefer Gentlemen (Dec/16/1961)
Colleen McCullough is killed when she falls through a window during a fight with Jack Bennett, her bootlegger boyfriend. Pinky, who witnessed the entire thing, knows that the death was an accident but Bennett is taking no chances--he has the Pinkster kidnapped.
Guest Stars: Henry Slate as McGinn, Keith Larsen as Jack Bennett, Robert Carricart as Otto, Cliff Norton as Hips Wallace, Jeanne Vaughn as Colleen McCullough
Director: Richard C. Sarafian
Writer: Stanley Niss
 
43 :02x12 - You Can't Fight City Hall (Jan/06/1962)
Pinky is at it again. The Pinkster manages to upset New York City's entire political structure in order to show an immigrant newsboy democracy in action. This entire hullabaloo occurs due to the theft of a three cent newspaper.
Director: Leslie H. Martinson
 
44 :02x13 - Footlights (Jan/13/1962)
A burlesque comic, who blames a theatre owner for the death of his galpal, plots revenge by helping the owner's daughter break into show biz knowing full well that he's dead set against the idea.
Guest Stars: Harold Stone as Desi Andreades, Andra Martin as Diana Andreades, George O'Hanlon (1) as Buzz Stix, Robert Colbert as Lonzo Greene, Penny Santon as Mrs. Andreades
Director: Marc Lawrence (1)
Writer: Melvin Levy
 
45 :02x14 - The People People Marry (Jan/20/1962)
Copy boy Chris Higbee gets his big newspaper break when he is assigned to temporarily takeover the newspaper's advice to the lovelorn column. Unfortunately for Chris, he soon finds himself needing some advice in the romance department.
Guest Stars: Jack Carter (1) as guest star, Roxanne Arlen as Bootsie
Director: Richard Benedict
Story: Talbot Jennings | Teleplay: Robert J. Shaw (3)
 
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