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Robert Montgomery Presents 1950

★ 6.0/10 · 8 votes Drama 8 seasons · 318 eps Ended
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What is Robert Montgomery Presents?

Robert Montgomery Presents is an American dramatic television series that was produced by NBC. The series had a seven-year run from January 30, 1950 until June 24, 1957.

Type
TV series
Year
1950
Status
Ended
Episodes
318
Runtime
60 minutes
First aired
Jan 30, 1950
Last aired
Jun 24, 1957
Original language
EN
Origin
US
Networks
NBC
Genres
Drama
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Robert Montgomery Presents is an American dramatic television series that was produced by NBC. The series had a seven-year run from January 30, 1950 until June 24, 1957. During this time, the live show had several sponsors, including Lucky Strike cigarettes, and the title was altered to feature the sponsor. The show was hosted by Robert Montgomery, who introduced each telecast and sometimes interviewed one of the stars or appeared in the play. The series featured a range of actors, including John Newland, Vaughn Taylor, and Elizabeth Montgomery. Robert Montgomery Presents was a dramatic series that was broadcast on NBC with various sponsors, including Johnson's Wax, and was known for its live format. The show's title changed to reflect the current sponsor, such as Robert Montgomery Presents Your Lucky Strike Theater. The series was produced by NBC and had a long run of seven years.

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“This long-running American dramatic anthology series showcases live performances produced by NBC throughout the 1950s.”

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  • historical television significance
  • diverse dramatic storytelling
Keep in mind
  • live format constraints
  • frequent title changes due to sponsorship

Watch it if you enjoy exploring the origins of live television drama from the mid-twentieth century.

The series features dramatic performances consistent with 1950s broadcast standards.

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Season 1 · 11 episodes Open the complete Season 1 guide & lore primer →
Season 2 · 22 episodes Open the complete Season 2 guide & lore primer →
Season 3 · 41 episodes Open the complete Season 3 guide & lore primer →
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When did the series air?

The program ran from January 30, 1950, until June 24, 1957.

Who produced the show?

The series was produced by NBC.

Why did the title change?

The title was altered to feature the program's various sponsors, such as Lucky Strike cigarettes or Johnson's Wax.

What type of show is this?

It is an American dramatic television series presented in a live format.

How long did the series run?

The program had a seven-year run on television.

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