Editing 1948 in television

{{Short description|none}} <!-- "none" is preferred when the title is sufficiently descriptive; see [[WP:SDNONE]] -->
{{Year nav topic5|1948|television|radio|film|music}}

The year '''1948 in television''' involved some significant events.
Below is a list of [[television]]-related events during 1948.

__TOC__

== Events ==
* (undated) - The Ziv Company creates [[Ziv Company#Television|Ziv Television Programs]] as a subsidiary specializing in the production of original television programs for syndication.<ref name="et">{{cite book|last1=Newcomb|first1=Horace|title=Encyclopedia of Television|date=2014|publisher=Routledge|isbn=9781135194796|pages=2626–2627|chapter-url=https://books.google.com/books?id=JUzIAgAAQBAJ&q=%22Ziv+Company%22+radio&pg=PA2627|access-date=10 January 2017|language=en|chapter=Ziv Television Programs, Inc.}}</ref>
* February 9 - [[WLWT]], Cincinnati, Ohio, begins commercial broadcasting, changing its call letters from experimental station W8XCT.<ref>{{cite news|title=Cincinnati's T-Day Observed Feb. 15|url=http://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-BC/BC-1948/1948-02-23-BC.pdf|access-date=8 November 2014|agency=Broadcasting|date=February 23, 1948}}</ref>
* March 4 - First American television ratings are released by [[C. E. Hooper]].<ref name="firsthooper">(8 March 1948). [www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-BC/BC-1948/1948-03-08-BC.pdf TV 'Amateur Hour' Gets 46.8 Rating], ''Broadcasting'', p. 42</ref><ref name="magic">Von Schilling, Jim. [https://books.google.com/books?id=_4osBgAAQBAJ The Magic Window: American Television, 1939-53], p. 100 (2013)</ref>
* March 20 – Renowned Italian conductor [[Arturo Toscanini]] makes his television debut, conducting the [[NBC Symphony Orchestra]] in the U.S. in a program featuring the works of [[Richard Wagner]].
* April 3 – [[Symphony No. 9 (Beethoven)|Beethoven's Symphony No. 9]] is played on television in its entirety for the first time in a concert featuring Toscanini conducting the NBC Symphony Orchestra. The chorus is conducted by [[Robert Shaw (conductor)|Robert Shaw]].
* May 3 – The first network nightly newscast, CBS Television News, debuts on [[CBS]] with [[Douglas Edwards]] as journalist.
* June 21 - The first network telecasts of political conventions from [[Philadelphia]].
* July 29 – The [[BBC One|BBC Television Service]] begins its coverage of the 1948 [[1948 Summer Olympics|Olympic Games]] in London by broadcasting the opening ceremony. From now until the closing ceremony on August 14 the BBC will broadcast an average three and a half hours a day of live coverage from the games, using a special [[coaxial cable]] linking the main venue at [[Wembley Stadium (1923)|Wembley Stadium]] to the television service's base at [[Alexandra Palace]]. This is the most ambitious sustained outside broadcast yet attempted by the BBC and is completed without serious problems.
* August 10 - [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] establishes its [[WABC-TV|first television station]] in New York.
* August 25 – First-ever congressional hearing is televised: "Confrontation Day" between [[Alger Hiss]] and [[Whittaker Chambers]] before the House Un-American Activities Committee ([[HUAC]])
* November 4 - Moscow TV facility adopted a new 625 line [[PAL]] television standard.
*November 25 - The earliest known national telecast of the [[Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade]] is broadcast by CBS.
* November 29
** [[Roller Derby]] is broadcast from NY on the [[CBS]] television network.
** The television puppet show series ''[[Kukla, Fran and Ollie]]'' is transferred to the [[NBC]] Midwest Network.
* December 18 — [[WDSU]] TV channel 6, NBC affiliate, becomes the first station in the [[Deep South]] in [[New Orleans]], [[Louisiana]]
* CBS begins network programming.
* Television manufacturing begins in Canada.
* Telecasts of the [[NBC Symphony Orchestra]], begin until 1954.
* The number of homes in the U.S. that own a television set reaches one million.

== Debuts ==
* January 5 – ''[[Television Newsreel]]'' (UK) is first shown on the [[BBC One|BBC Television Service]] (1948–1954).
* April 15 - ''[[For Your Pleasure (TV series)|For Your Pleasure]]'' debuts on NBC.<ref>{{cite book |last1=Hyatt |first1=Wesley |title=Short-Lived Television Series, 1948-1978: Thirty Years of More Than 1,000 Flops |date=2015 |publisher=McFarland |isbn=9781476605159 |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=ty21CgAAQBAJ&dq=%22For+Your+Pleasure%22+TV&pg=PA5 |page=5 |access-date=November 13, 2019 |language=en}}</ref>
* April 18 - The [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] television network begins operation.<ref>{{cite news|title=ABC TV Network|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/Archive-BC/BC-1948/1948-04-19-BC.pdf|access-date=26 November 2014|agency=Broadcasting|date=April 19, 1948}}</ref>
* April 22 - [[WTVR-TV]], Richmond, Virginia, begins broadcasting on Channel 6.<ref>{{cite news|title=WTVR (TV) to Start April 22, Channel 6|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/Archive-BC/BC-1948/1948-04-19-BC.pdf|access-date=26 November 2014|agency=Broadcasting|date=April 19, 1948}}</ref> WTVR is the first TV station south of Washington, D.C., giving it the nickname "The South's first Television Station."
* April 27 - [[KSTP-TV]], Saint Paul, Minnesota, signs on the air as an NBC affiliate, the first TV station in [[Minnesota]].
* June 8 – [[Milton Berle]] becomes the first United States television star with the debut of ''[[Texaco Star Theater]]'' (later ''[[The Milton Berle Show]]'') broadcast by NBC (1948–1953).
* June 9 - [[WBZ-TV]], Boston, Massachusetts, begins broadcasting on Channel 4.<ref>{{cite news|title=WBZ-TV Formally Opened at Boston|url=http://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-BC/BC-1948/1948-06-14-BC.pdf|access-date=18 December 2014|agency=Broadcasting|date=June 14, 1948}}</ref> WBZ is New England's first television station.
* June 20 – ''Toast of the Town'', a variety series hosted by [[Ed Sullivan]], premieres on CBS, with guests [[Dean Martin]] and [[Jerry Lewis]] (later renamed, ''[[The Ed Sullivan Show]]'') (1948–1971).
* July 1 – [[Mark Goodson]]'s first game series [[Winner Take All (game show)|Winner Take All]] premieres on CBS (1948–1952).
* August 10 – ''Candid Microphone'' (renamed ''[[Candid Camera]]'' in 1949) debuts on ABC (1948 – present).
* September 8 - ''[[For Your Pleasure (TV series)#Girl About Town|Girl About Town]]'' debuts on NBC.
* September 29 - [[WSB-TV]], Atlanta, Georgia, begins broadcasting on Channel 8.<ref>{{cite news|title=WSB-TV in Atlanta Opening on Sept. 29 |url=http://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-BC/BC-1948/1948-09-27-BC.pdf |access-date=10 January 2015 |agency=Broadcasting |date=September 27, 1948 |archive-url=https://www.webcitation.org/6VW4rzF97?url=http://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-BC/BC-1948/1948-09-27-BC.pdf |archive-date=January 12, 2015 |url-status=live |df=mdy }}</ref>
* October 12 - ''[[Vanity Fair (American TV series)|Vanity Fair]]'' debuts (1948-1951).<ref name=tt>{{cite book|last1=McNeil|first1=Alex|title=Total Television: the Comprehensive Guide to Programming from 1948 to the Present |date=1996|publisher=Penguin Books USA, Inc.|location=New York, New York|isbn=0-14-02-4916-8|page= 883|edition=4th}}</ref>
* November 15 - ''[[The Adventures of Oky Doky]]'' premieres (1948–1949).<ref name="slts">{{cite book|last1=Hyatt|first1=Wesley|title=Short-Lived Television Series, 1948-1978: Thirty Years of More Than 1,000 Flops|date=2003|publisher=McFarland|isbn=9780786414208|page=9|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=2Sy1CgAAQBAJ&q=%22Al+Pearce+Show%22&pg=PA39|access-date=14 August 2017|language=en}}</ref>
* November 24 - ''[[The Arrow Show]]'' premieres (1948-1949).
* November - ''[[Super Circus]]'' premieres (1948-49 locally on [[WLS-TV|WENR]], 1949-1956 nationwide)<ref>{{Cite book|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=h3nCJAlg5qUC&q=paddy+the+pelican&pg=PA100|title=Hi There, Boys and Girls! America's Local Children's TV Programs|last=Hollis|first=Tim|date=2001-10-29|publisher=Univ. Press of Mississippi|isbn=9781578063963|language=en}}</ref>
* ''[[Amanda (TV program)|Amanda]]'' (1948–1949).
* ''[[The Bigelow Show]]'' premieres (1948–1949).
* ''[[Champagne and Orchids]]'' (1948–1949).
* ''Child's World'' debuts (1948–1949).
* ''[[Actors Studio (TV series)|Actors Studio]]'' (1948–1950).
* ''[[Cartoon Teletales]]'' (1948–1950).
* ''[[The Alan Dale Show]]'' premieres (1948–1951).
* ''[[Club Seven]]'' (1948–1951).

== Television programs ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Series
! Debut
! Ended
!Network
|-
|''[[The Original Amateur Hour]]''
|January 18, 1948
|September 27, 1970
|CBS
|-
|''[[Court of Current Issues]]''
|February 9, 1948
|June 26, 1951
|Dumont
|-
|''[[Stop Me If You've Heard This One]]''
|March 4, 1948
|April 22, 1949
|NBC
|-
|''[[Author Meets the Critics]]''
|April 1948
|October 10, 1954
|NBC
|-
|''[[Hollywood Screen Test]]''
|April 15, 1948
|1953
|ABC
|-
|''[[Texaco Star Theater]]''
|June 8, 1948
|1953
|NBC
|-
|''[[The Ed Sullivan Show]]''
|June 20, 1948
|June 6, 1971
|CBS
|-
|''[[Candid Camera]]''
|August 10, 1948
|2014
|ABC
|-
|''[[CBS Evening News]]''
|August 15, 1948
|{{center|—}}
|CBS
|-
|''[[Foodini the Great]]''
|August 23, 1948
|June 23, 1951
|CBS
|-
|''[[Actors Studio (TV series)|Actors Studio]]''
|September 1948
|June 1950
|ABC
|-
|''[[Champagne and Orchids]]''
|September 6, 1948
|January 10, 1949
|Dumont
|-
|''[[Ford Theatre]]''
|October 17, 1948
|July 10, 1957
|NBC
|-
|''[[The Growing Paynes]]''
|October 20, 1948
|August 3, 1949
|Dumont
|-
|''[[The Adventures of Oky Doky]]''
|November 4, 1948
|May 26, 1949
|Dumont
|-
|''[[The Morey Amsterdam Show]]''
|December 17, 1948
|October 12, 1950
|CBS
|-
|''[[The Alan Dale Show]]''
|1948
|1951
|Dumont
|-
|''[[Amanda (TV program)|Amanda]]''
|1948
|1949
|Dumont
|-
|''[[Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts]]''
|1948
|January 1, 1958
|CBS
|-
|''[[The Bigelow Show]]''
|1948
|1949
|
|-
|''[[Break the Bank (1948)|Break the Bank]]''
|1948
|1957
|ABC
|-
|''[[Cartoon Teletales]]''
|1948
|1950
|ABC
|-
|''[[Celebrity Time]]''
|1948
|September 1952
|CBS
|-
|''[[Child's World]]''
|1948
|1949
|
|-
|''[[Club Seven]]''
|1948
|1951
|ABC
|-
|''[[The Philco Television Playhouse]]''
|1948
|1955
|NBC
|-
|''[[Winner Take All (game show)|Winner Take All]]''
|1948
|1952
|CBS
|}

== Programs ending during 1948 ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Date || Show || Debut
|-
|June 30
|''[[In the Kelvinator Kitchen]]''
|rowspan="2"|1947 
|-
|rowspan="2"|Unknown
|''Eye Witness''
|-
|''[[The World in Your Home]]'' 
|1944
|}

== Births ==
* January 2 - [[Judith Miller]], American journalist
* January 5 - [[Ted Lange]], actor, director (''[[The Love Boat]]'')
* January 12 - [[Martha Teichner]], American television news correspondent
* January 14 - [[Carl Weathers]], actor (''[[Tour of Duty (TV series)|Tour of Duty]]'', ''[[Arrested Development (TV series)|Arrested Development]]'')
* January 16 - [[John Carpenter]], actor
* January 18 - [[M. C. Gainey]], actor (''[[Against the Law (TV series)|Against the Law]]'', ''[[Lost (2004 TV series)|Lost]]'')
* January 22 - [[Velton Ray Bunch]], composer
* January 29
**[[Cristina Saralegui]], Cuban-American talk show host and actress
**[[Marc Singer]], Canadian actor
*February 4 - [[Alice Cooper]], actor and singer
*February 5 
**[[Christopher Guest]], actor
**[[Barbara Hershey]], actress
**[[Tom Wilkinson]], actor (died 2023)
*February 14 - [[Pat O'Brien (radio and television personality)|Pat O'Brien]], American author and radio host
*February 15 - [[Tino Insana]], actor (died 2017)
*February 18 - [[Peter Lance]], American journalist
*February 20 - [[Jennifer O'Neill]], actress
*February 22   
**[[John Ashton (actor)|John Ashton]], actor
**[[Joe Cortese]], actor
*February 24 - [[Dennis Waterman]], actor (died 2022)
*February 28
**[[Bernadette Peters]], actress and singer
**[[Mercedes Ruehl]], actress
*February 29 
**[[Ken Foree]], actor
**[[Gérard Darmon]], actor
**[[Kerry Walker]], actress
*March 3 - [[Brian Cummings]], actor
*March 6 - [[Anna Maria Horsford]], actress (''[[Amen (TV series)|Amen]]'', ''[[The Wayans Bros.]]'')
*March 13 - [[Robert S. Woods]], actor (''[[One Life to Live]]'')
*March 14 - [[Billy Crystal]], actor, comedian (''[[Soap (TV series)|Soap]]'', ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'')
*March 20 - [[John de Lancie]], actor (''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'')
*March 22 - [[Wolf Blitzer]], American journalist
*March 24 - [[Adrian Shergold]], director
*March 25 - [[Bonnie Bedelia]], actress (''[[Love of Life]]'')
*March 26 - [[Steven Tyler]], actor
*March 28 - [[Dianne Wiest]], actress (''[[Law & Order]]'')
*March 30 - [[Justin Deas]], actor (''[[As the World Turns]]'', ''[[Santa Barbara (TV series)|Santa Barbara]]'', ''[[Guiding Light]]'')
*March 31
**[[Al Gore]], American politician
**[[Rhea Perlman]], actress (''[[Cheers]]'')
*April 6 - [[Patrika Darbo]], actress (''[[Step by Step (TV series)|Step by Step]]'')
*April 7 - [[Michael Hirsh (producer)|Michael Hirsh]], Canadian producer
*April 12 
**[[Jeremy Beadle]], English presenter (died 2008)
**[[Rita Braver]], American television news correspondent
*April 13 - [[Bob Kur]], American television journalist
*April 19 - [[Andrew Scheinman]], American film and television producer
*April 20 - [[Gregory Itzin]], actor (''[[24 (TV series)|24]]'') (died 2022)
*April 25 - [[Freda Foh Shen]], actress (''[[Elementary (TV series)|Elementary]]'', ''[[Silk Stalkings]]'', ''[[Gideon's Crossing]]'')
*April 27  
**[[Kate Pierson]], singer
**[[Si Robertson]], American television personality
*April 30 
**[[Perry King]], actor (''[[Riptide (U.S. TV series)|Riptide]]'')
**[[Allan Arkush]], producer
*May 3 
**[[Chris Mulkey]], actor
**[[Peter Oosterhuis]], golfer
*May 6 - [[Paul Linke]], actor (''[[CHiPs]]'')
*May 8 
**[[Stephen Stohn]], American-Canadian lawyer and producer
**[[Gale Tattersall]], producer
*May 10 - [[Meg Foster]], actress
*May 11
**[[Joe Bodolai]], writer (died 2011)
**[[Pam Ferris]], actress
*May 12 - [[Lindsay Crouse]], actress
*May 14 
**[[Walter Olkewicz]], actor (died 2021)
**[[Rich Correll]], actor
*May 17 - [[Jim Gardner (broadcaster)|Jim Gardner]], broadcaster
*May 19 - [[Grace Jones]], actress
*May 21 
**[[Carol Potter (actress)|Carol Potter]], actress (''[[Beverly Hills, 90210]]'')
**[[Jonathan Hyde]], actor
*May 23 - [[Gary McCord]], golfer
*May 26 - [[Stevie Nicks]], singer
*May 27 - [[Ken Lerner]], actor
*June 1 - [[Powers Boothe]], actor (''[[Philip Marlowe, Private Eye]]'', ''[[Deadwood (TV series)|Deadwood]]'', ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]'', ''[[Nashville (2012 TV series)|Nashville]]'', ''[[Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.]]'', ''[[Justice League (TV series)|Justice League]]'', ''[[Justice League Unlimited]]''), (died 2017)
*June 2 - [[Jerry Mathers]], actor (''[[Leave It to Beaver]]'')
*June 11 - [[Stephen Schnetzer]], actor (''[[Another World (TV series)|Another World]]'') 
*June 19 - [[Phylicia Rashad]], actress (''[[The Cosby Show]]'') 
*June 20 - [[Tina Sinatra]], businesswoman 
*June 25 - [[Jesse Frederick]], singer 
*June 28 - [[Kathy Bates]], actress 
*June 29 - [[Fred Grandy]], actor (''[[The Love Boat]]'') 
*July 2 - [[Saul Rubinek]], actor 
*July 12 
**[[Jay Thomas]], actor (died 2017) 
**[[Richard Simmons]], American fitness personality (died 2024)
*July 13 - [[Daphne Maxwell Reid]], actress (''[[The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air]]'') 
*July 15 - [[Anne Sinclair]], French television and radio interviewer
*July 16 - [[Rubén Blades]], actor 
*July 19 - [[Beverly Archer]], actress (''[[Mama's Family]]'', ''[[Major Dad]]'') 
*July 22 - [[Neil Hardwick]], British-born Finnish theatre and TV director
*July 25 - [[Eren Ozker]], American puppeteer (died 1993) 
*July 28 - [[Georgia Engel]], actress (''[[The Mary Tyler Moore Show]]'') (died 2019) 
*July 30 - [[Jean Reno]], actor
*August 2 - [[Dennis Prager]], talk show host 
*August 5 - [[Carole Laure]], actress 
*August 13 - [[Merrill Markoe]], writer
*August 14 - [[Joseph Marcell]], English actor (''[[The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air]]'') 
*August 18 
**[[Maureen Garrett]], actress (''[[Guiding Light]]'', ''[[Ryan's Hope]]'') 
**[[Sean Scanlan]], actor 
**[[Grainger Hines]], actor 
*August 19 - [[Deana Martin]], actress 
*August 20 - [[John Noble]], Australian actor (''[[Fringe (TV series)|Fringe]]'', ''[[Sleepy Hollow (TV series)|Sleepy Hollow]]'') 
*August 23 - [[Steve Edwards (talk show host)|Steve Edwards]], American talk show host
*August 24 - [[John Beard (news anchor)|John Beard]], American news anchor 
*August 30 - [[Lewis Black]], American actor 
*September 7 
**[[Susan Blakely]], actress (''[[Rich Man, Poor Man (miniseries)|Rich Man, Poor Man]]'') 
**[[Roz Abrams]], American television news journalist 
*September 13 
**[[Nell Carter]], actress, singer (''[[Gimme a Break!]]'') (died 2003) 
**[[Clyde Kusatsu]], actor 
*September 16 - [[Susan Ruttan]], actress (''[[L.A. Law]]'') 
*September 17 - [[John Ritter]], actor, comedian (''[[Three's Company]]'') (died 2003) 
*September 19 - [[Jeremy Irons]], actor 
*September 20 
**[[Joanna Cameron]], actress (died 2021)
**[[George R. R. Martin]], author
*September 24 
**[[Phil Hartman]], Canadian actor, comedian (''[[Saturday Night Live]]'') (died 1998) 
**[[Gordon Clapp]], actor (''[[NYPD Blue]]'')
*September 25 - [[Mimi Kennedy]], actress (''[[Homefront (U.S. TV series)|Homefront]]'') 
*September 26 - [[Bruce Sudano]], songwriter 
*September 27 
**[[Michele Dotrice]], English actress 
**[[Tom Braidwood]], actor 
**[[A Martinez]], soap opera actor and singer 
*September 29 - [[Bryant Gumbel]], journalist and sportscaster 
*October 2 - [[Avery Brooks]], actor (''[[Spenser: For Hire]]'', ''[[A Man Called Hawk]]'', ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'') 
*October 4 - [[Linda McMahon]], politician and businesswoman ([[WWE]]) 
*October 5 - [[Sal Viscuso]], actor (''[[M*A*S*H (TV series)|M*A*S*H]]'') 
*October 6 - [[Frances Tomelty]], actress 
*October 10 - [[Carol Marin]], journalist 
*October 12 - [[Eli Danker]], actor 
*October 17 - [[George Wendt]], actor (''[[Cheers]]'') 
*October 19 
**[[Pat Klous]], actress (''[[The Love Boat]]'', ''[[Flying High (TV series)|Flying High]]'') 
**[[Dave Mallow]], actor 
*October 21 
**[[Dick Christie]], actor (''[[Small Wonder (TV series)|Small Wonder]]'') 
**[[Tom Everett]], actor 
*October 23 - [[Brian Ross (journalist)|Brian Ross]], journalist 
*October 24 - [[James Whitmore, Jr.]], actor 
*October 28 - [[Telma Hopkins]], singer, actress (''[[Family Matters]]'') 
*October 29 - [[Kate Jackson]], actress (''[[Charlie's Angels]]'', ''[[Scarecrow and Mrs. King]]'') 
*November 1 - [[Anna Stuart]], actress 
*November 7 - [[Jim Houghton|James Houghton]], actor (''[[Knots Landing]]'') 
*November 10 - [[Aaron Brown (journalist)|Aaron Brown]], journalist 
*November 11 - [[Vincent Schiavelli]], actor (died 2005) 
*November 14 - [[Robert Ginty]], actor (died 2009) 
*November 15 - [[Bob Beckel]], commentator (died 2022)
*November 17 - [[Howard Fineman]], commentator (died 2024)
*November 20 
**[[Richard Masur]], actor 
**[[Harlee McBride]], actress
*November 21 - [[Lonnie Jordan]], singer 
*November 25 - [[Storm Field]], American television meteorologist
*November 30 - [[Larry Bishop]], actor 
*December 3 - [[Ozzy Osbourne]], English singer, songwriter and actor (''[[The Osbournes]]'')
*December 6 - [[JoBeth Williams]], actress 
*December 7 - [[Tony Thomas (producer)|Tony Thomas]], producer
*December 21 
**[[Samuel L. Jackson]], actor (''[[Pulp Fiction]]'') 
**[[Barry Gordon]], actor 
*December 22 
**[[Noel Edmonds]], English television presenter 
**[[Steve Garvey]], Football player who played himself on an episode of the NBC sitcom ''[[Just Shoot Me!]]'' in 1999
*December 25 - [[Barbara Mandrell]], singer 
*December 26 - [[Candy Crowley]], American news anchor 
*December 31 - [[Donna Summer]], singer-songwriter (died 2012)

==Television debuts==
*[[Mischa Auer]] – ''[[The Chevrolet Tele-Theatre]]''
*[[Ralph Bellamy]] – ''[[The Philco Television Playhouse]]''
*[[Bruce Cabot]] – ''[[Stars Over Hollywood]]''
*[[John Carradine]] – ''The Chevrolet Tele-Theatre''
*[[Jackie Cooper]] – ''[[Kraft Television Theatre]]''
*[[James Dunn (actor)|James Dunn]] – ''The Chevrolet Tele-Theatre''
*[[Dean Jagger]] – ''[[Studio One (American TV series)|Studio One]]''
*[[Paul Muni]] – ''[[The Philco Television Playhouse]]''

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==
{{Commons category}}

{{Years in TV by country|1948}}
{{Years in television}}

[[Category:1948 in television| ]]