Kraft Television Theatre

May. 07,1947

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Drama

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Trailer Synopsis

Kraft Television Theatre is an American drama/anthology television series

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 11 : 1957

19 Episode

Episode 1 - Vengeance

September. 25,1957

Episode 2 - Barefoot Soldier

October. 02,1957

Episode 3 - Smart Boy

October. 09,1957

Episode 4 - A Cook for Mr. General

October. 16,1957

Episode 5 - Man in a Trance

October. 23,1957

Episode 10 - Come to Me

December. 04,1957

Episode 13 - The Story of the Other Wise Man

December. 25,1957

Episode 14 - The Battle for Wednesday Night

January. 01,1958

Episode 15 - The Velvet Trap

January. 08,1958

Episode 22 - Dog in a Bush Tunnel

March. 05,1958

Episode 25 - Angry Angel

March. 26,1958

Episode 27 - Three Plays by Tennessee Williams: Moony's Kid Don't Cry/The Last of My Solid Gold Watches/This Property Is Condemned

April. 16,1958

Episode 29 - Fifty Grand

April. 30,1958

Episode 31 - All the King's Men: Part 1

May. 14,1958

Episode 32 - All the King's Men: Part 2

May. 21,1958

Episode 48 - Trick or Treat

September. 10,1958

Episode 49 - A Cup of Kindness

September. 17,1958

Episode 50 - Riddle of a Lady

September. 24,1958

Episode 51 - Presumption of Innocence

October. 01,1958

Seasons 10 : 1956

7 Episode

Seasons 9 : 1955

49 Episode

Seasons 8 : 1954

9 Episode

Seasons 7 : 1953

11 Episode

Seasons 6 : 1952

17 Episode

Seasons 5 : 0001

3 Episode

Seasons 3 : 0001

1 Episode

Seasons 2 : 1948

10 Episode

Seasons 1 : 1947

70 Episode

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