DRAGNET S4E4 - The Big Pair (1954)
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2017
- Sgt. Friday, Smith and newly married Sgt. Austin investigate a string of robberies taking place when people are on vacation. They track some of the property and learn of a moving van that appears at the empty houses.
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Thanks for the restoration of this video. Love watching these old shows again.
Thanks for posting these programs they are great 👍
1:47 So cute! I wonder if that wasn't in the script. When Frank said, "What's that?" he meant, "What do you want us to tell you?" but the actress heard it as, "What did you say?" so she repeated herself.
Yes - the stories are good, and the fedora hats are great! As a kid we watched the later Dragnet, in colt, and I always liked that too. Thanks for putting on you tube!
Many years ago, when I was a teenager, I heard of a similar story that had occurred in the Bronx (New York City). A woman was sitting on the front porch with friends down the street from where she lived. I think the street had row houses. She noticed a moving van pull up, down the road, and made a couple of casual observations like, "that looks like my sofa," etc., but she didn't pay too much attention. When she went back home, they could hear her screams down the block. She hadn't realized that it was her house that the "movers" were emptying. I guess it was hard to tell at a distance.
It seems that sometimes the movers weren't innocent, hired by people they thought were the homeowners. Instead, they were thieves posing as movers. That way, passersby wouldn't look twice if they saw them hauling heavy furniture. I think that was the case here.
Gotta say...that child actress was fantastic. One of the best performances I've ever seen.
She was in SPIDER BABY. i think
Beverly Washburn was a Disney actress and made at least one appearance on the original Star Trek series. Born 1943.
The wee lass was a real star. 👏👏👏
Beverly Washburn is 80 years old now. I'm 70. This episode was made the year I was born. She was in Old Yeller. Also on LITB as a girl on the blind date committee.
Those were the prosperous 50's. People going on vacations, letting the milk spoil, paper build up, who cares? But sadly it seems neighbors were breaking down in relationship it seemed. LA was growing!
Love this show.
Yeah, Sgt. Friday single-handedly filled up San Quentin…!
The man in an office in this episode is the bank teller. In the Episode with the bird killer he's the manager at a furniture store. He is in a few other episodes too.
Jack Webb had a "stock company" of actors and actresses he used time and again on radio and television. That man was one of them.
When I was a kid, the contractor built our subdivision one street at a time. One day a crane came and put a huge A/C heat pump unit on the roof of each house. A few days later my dad and I were driving to the store and noticed (speculating why) another crane and flat bed truck were driving up the street taking each unit down. We thought the wrong model was installed but a few days later there was a newspaper story about the The Big Cool Air Caper. (Note what I did there.)
Nice. I was in a pawn shop looking at music cassette and noticed VCR tapes behind counter. Odd tittles. Told owner I would be back yep they were mine. Back when VHS had value. He have me the 2 hard to find ones told him he could keep rest as I already watched them.
That little Ruth Ann couldn’t possibly , have been any cuter. Precious little girl 👧 and a great little actress.
I guess I missed something...I thought the first time I saw the scene that Frank socked the burglar in the face! It turned out it was the other way around...Mencken hit Frank!
Jack Webb is A Savage!!!
I don’t understand what you mean by that.😡😡😡🥺🥺🥺 I know if I had a problem that needed solving I’d love to have him on the case. 👮♂️👮♂️👮♂️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👌👌👌🤗🤗🤗
The little girl was Beverly Washburn, later as co-star with Jill Banner, Lon Chaney, Jr. and Carol Ohmart of "SPIDER BABY or The Maddest Story Ever Told' fame. Both Beverly and Jill Banner appeared on Dragnet on one time or another.
Originaly telecast on September 16, 1954, and adapted from a September 21, 1950 radio episode.
who is disliking these ? and why ? I know i hate the commercials, but I would not dislike a video because youtube and google are greedy.
That mrs. Murton was a real birdbrain!
It's funny how the character of John Snyder (the grandad) is less remembered and known then the actress that portrayed his granddaughter Ruthie she is more remembered than the man who played her grandfather who was in silent films when he chose for whatever reason to retire he came out of retirement in around the 1950s mostly television because there were at least some rolls for him mostly bit rolls but he is really fun to watch here and it's just sad that he would die 10 years later roughly around 1965 as I recall, nobody would remember you from the era of the silent films unless you were a big star and he was not a big star, Jack Webb had a habit of picking the best actors in the business even if they were not the best well-known actors or the big stars of the time and the irony is that some of the people that he picked were unknown and if they were known then they would eventually become future stars but it's interesting he always picked the best actors for his roles, Victor (Vic) Rodman was one of those and it's wonderful to watch excellent actors who never got any accolades or awards for their work still doing the work that they were really good at.
Similar scam done to us in the 90’s.
Home broken into and garage while we were at work/school
all out sporting goods taken
Found it most of it a few cities over at Play It Again Sports
Didn't the little girl play in Old Yeller
YES! Beverly Washburn was a very busy child actress in the 1950's.
That other cop what the governor on the show Benson.
Nope, that's not James Noble. He may have LOOKED like him, but that was Ken Peters.
@@fromthesidelines Ahh ok thank you.
Why would a milkman keep delivering milk with bottles piling up on the porch. I always thought the milk would e delivered to some kind of a box that would slow down the warming up of the milk. Plot development?
Who names a cannery Blacky?
Who has the big pair? 😄
Why is it called the big pair???
Way too many ads!!!!
So corny and bland.
That child actress was superb... such a grown articulate little one.. lol
Beverly Washburn
@@BigTrain175 thank you for her name!
@@mercureethepersonality4671 A,Lieutenant in the original Star Trek series.
And also famous in Disney movies such as Old yeller
That little girl was very articulate and well mannered!
Child actress Beverly Washburn
This is a great show and the color ones I liked very much as well. In this episode I had to laugh though when he reports the woman comes out of the house and looks up and down the street... she didn't notice FOUR cops sitting right across the street in the car? haha
Thanks so much for posting this! Just when I thought I saw every TV Dragnet episode, then I saw this one that I did not see.
Newspapers are one thing, but wouldn't you suspend your milk delivery if you're out of town?
Just goes to show how "smart" people were back then and so easy to fool.
Not to change channels too much, but how about a few videos of 'Highway Patrol' with Broderick Crawford...?
The house was in a sound stage.....you can tell by the absolutely flat ground and the lighting.....and it was burglaries - not robberies as described above. Dum da dum dum
House on a sound stage...maybe, they could use the same house several different times, like the complete police station floor/dept. they had built...Jack Webb was very determined to get every detail right in his Dragnet and Adam-12 T.V. series.
@@dougankrum3328 No "maybe" involved....cheaper and more reliable to use a fake house on a sound stage....the facade of a house is all that is needed....the same house could be used in other tv shows....the dialogue had to be mostly written by writers.....no one knew what the actual people said and it might not fit the script....Dum da dum dum
that blackie's a troublemaker...
Why didn't they call the police with their phone?
That was probably stolen, too.