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Captivated by his physical beauty, an aging spinster develops an obsession for a ventriloquist, travelling all over the country to watch his act with his child-sized dummy.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by Stirling Silliphant, John Keir CrossGuest stars Tom Conway, William Shatner, Billy Barty, Jessica Tandy, Rosemary Harris, Herschel Graham, Patricia Hitchcock, Colin Campbell
A lawyer, with blackmail in mind, meets with a famous detective who prides himself on never having committed a single mistake in his long and distinguished career, to prove that he convicted an innocent man.
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Directed by Alfred HitchcockWritten by Stirling Silliphant, Ben Ray RedmanGuest stars John Zaremba, Vincent Price, Mark Dana, James Gregory, Gavin Gordon
A convicted robber is released to the family of one of his cell mates, against the better judgment of his parole officer.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by James P. Cavanagh, Henry SlesarGuest stars Darryl Hickman, Len Lesser, Nehemiah Persoff, Edward Binns, Mildred Dunnock
Intending to break up with an infatuated student, professor Donald Mason tracks her down at a babysitting job, where the conversation ends in murder.
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Directed by Paul HenreidWritten by Robert C. Dennis, Jeanne BarryGuest stars Dolores Hart, Harry Bellaver, Don Taylor, William Boyett, Patricia Hitchcock
A successful businessman who once acted cowardly in the war—but got undeserved credit for heroism—attempts to buy off an old Army buddy who knows the truth.
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Directed by James NeilsonWritten by Bernard C. Schoenfeld, David AlexanderGuest stars Alex Nicol, Don Keefer, Nita Talbot, Walter Woolf King
Things are not what they seem when two soldiers discharged from the Algerian war spend some time together in Marseilles.
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Directed by Herschel DaughertyWritten by Stirling Silliphant, Andrew Solt, Andrew SoltGuest stars Jacques Bergerac, Lilyan Chauvin, Victor Varconi, Susan Kohner, Marcel Dalio, Iphigenie Castiglioni, Vladimir Sokoloff, Gloria Castillo
A woman alone in a quiet house finds herself haunted by the noise of a foghorn. As the story progresses, she tries to recall how the sound became so horrifying to her, but the answer may be deeper than she thinks.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by Frank Gabrielson, Gertrude AthertonGuest stars Barbara Bel Geddes, Michael Rennie, Jennifer Howard, Selmer Jackson, Bartlett Robinson
The plight of an American war correspondent suddenly becomes front-page news when a former British Army nurse recalls a strange incident from the past.
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Directed by Arthur HillerWritten by Joel Murcott, Bevil CharlesGuest stars Mel Welles, Patricia Cutts, Anthony George, Gary Merrill, Konstantin Shayne, Harvey Stephens, Ralph Clanton, Joseph Ruskin
A handsome homicide detective is befriended by four old ladies who invite him for tea and proceed to play out a variation of Arsenic and Old Lace for his benefit.
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Directed by James NeilsonWritten by Sarett Tobias, C.B. GilfordGuest stars Dennis Morgan, Elizabeth Patterson, Estelle Winwood, Paul Maxwell, Ellen Corby, Joe Downing
A debonair tennis player looks into his attractive partner's past and her presumed dead husband.
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Directed by Arthur HillerWritten by Kathleen Hite, Victor CanningGuest stars Perry Lopez, Frank Albertson, Percy Helton, Raymond Bailey, Robert Horton, Betsy von Furstenberg, Dorothea Lord, Joe Conley
Domestic bliss comes to a rapid halt when a housewife discovers that her police chief husband has been having an affair while she's been pregnant.
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Directed by Alfred HitchcockWritten by Roald Dahl, Roald DahlGuest stars Allan Lane, Barbara Bel Geddes, Harold J. Stone, Ken Clark, Robert C. Ross, William Keene, Thomas Wilde, Otto Waldis
When three beautiful blonde women are strangled with a silk stocking, Mr. Morgan becomes convinced he knows how it happened, even though no one will hear him out.
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Directed by Don TaylorWritten by Bernard C. Schoenfeld, R.E. KendallGuest stars Adam Williams, Kitty Kelly, Elsie Baker, Dayton Lummis, Rusty Lane, James Westmoreland
When a newly married couple realizes that a lottery ticket is in her recently deceased ex-husband's burial suit, they put their love on the line to exhume the winnings.
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Directed by Arthur HillerWritten by Cornell Woolrich, Robert C. DennisGuest stars Steve Forrest, Joanna Moore, James Gregory
A desperate man takes the ultimate plunge when he gambles a fortune without his wife's knowledge.
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Directed by Alfred HitchcockWritten by Francis M. Cockrell, Robert C. Dennis, Roald DahlGuest stars Fay Wray, Keenan Wynn, Philip Bourneuf, Doreen Lang, Doris Lloyd, Herschel Graham
A senior bank teller is tempted by the prospect of sudden wealth when a known gangster makes a large withdrawal from his account.
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Directed by James NeilsonWritten by Michael Hogan, Jay WilsonGuest stars Phillip Pine, Joanne Linville, Wendell Holmes, Robert H. Harris, Jerry Paris, Robert Karnes
Still waters run deep when a lawyer with mayoral ambitions murders a woman who claimed he tried to embezzle money from her in the past.
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Directed by Paul HenreidWritten by Francis M. Cockrell, Roy VickersGuest stars Robert Douglas, Gwendolyn Watts, Hume Cronyn, Doris Lloyd, Valerie Cossart, David Frankham, George Pelling, Molly Glessing