7.2 /10 1 Votes7.2
7.3/10 Theme music composer David RoseParke Levy First episode date 21 September 1964 Number of episodes 26 | 7.2/10 Created by Parke Levy No. of seasons 1 Final episode date 12 April 1965 Number of seasons 1 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Starring John McGiverElinor DonahueMark GoddardElena VerdugoMickey Manners Cast Similar The New Phil Silvers Show, Johnny Ringo, McKeever and the Colonel, Mulligan's Stew, The Detectives |
Many happy returns epi 13 rahasya veduka rahasyame ika 27 08 16 telugu sitcom
Many Happy Returns is an American sitcom that ran on CBS for twenty-six episodes, from September 21, 1964 to April 12, 1965, under the sponsorship of General Foods.
Contents
- Many happy returns epi 13 rahasya veduka rahasyame ika 27 08 16 telugu sitcom
- Many happy returns regular opening credits cbs sitcom
- Cast
- Episodes
- History
- References
Many happy returns regular opening credits cbs sitcom
Cast
The show stars character actor John McGiver. Known for his emphatic, precise, dogmatic bearing and firm command of the English language, McGiver played the part of a widower, Walter Burnley, the manager of the complaints department at the fictitious Krockmeyer's Department Store in Los Angeles.
Elinor Donahue played McGiver's daughter, Joan Randall. Mark Goddard played Joan's husband, Bob Randall. The Randalls' daughter, Laurie, was played by Andrea Sacino. Elena Verdugo (Marcus Welby, M.D.) played complaint department employee Lynn Hall.
Others on the series were Richard Collier as Harry Price, Jesslyn Fax as Wilma Fritter, and Mickey Manners as Joe Foley, all cast as store employees. Character actress Doris Packer played the role of Cornelia. Russell Collins was cast as Burnley's demanding, often unreasonable boss, Owen Sharp.
Episodes
The program was directed by Gene Reynolds, who later went on to work on several episodes of M*A*S*H. Episode titles of Many Happy Returns include:
History
Many Happy Returns was technically the successor to The Danny Thomas Show (for the same sponsor), which stopped production in 1964 after eleven years on the air, first on ABC, then on CBS. It aired at 9:30 Eastern on Mondays opposite the short-lived sitcom The Bing Crosby Show on ABC and The Andy Williams Show, alternating weekly with The Jonathan Winters Show, on the NBC schedule. Many Happy Returns theoretically benefited from having followed The Lucy Show on CBS. It preceded the drama Slattery's People.