Nobody's Stooge: Ted Healy (A Biography of the Stage and Screen Star Who Gave Birth to the Act That Became "The Three Stooges")
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BACHELOR FATHER - The Case of the Dented Fender, aka Bentley's Big Case
| Air Date/Released | Sunday, December 21, 1958 |
|---|---|
| Station/Studio | CBS / Revue Studios |
| Featuring | Joe DeRita (Solo) |
Bentley Gregg (John Forsythe) is a successful Beverly Hills attorney, who becomes the guardian of niece Kelly after her parents are killed in a car accident. Plots often revolved around Gregg raising the exuberant teenager, who took an active interest in trying to find her uncle a wife. Stories also featured Bentley's clients, and his Chinese houseboy Peter.
Peter is involved in a minor traffic accident with Florence Fletcher, who happens to be one of Bentley's wealthy clients. Peter's personal honor and devout belief in the principles of justice turns a minor incident into an all-out trial with Bentley on the opposite side of the courtroom aisle. Joe DeRita plays Mr. Fletcher, Florence's browbeaten but loving husband.
Cast: Bentley Gregg (John Forsythe), Kelly Gregg (Noreen Corcoran), Sammee Tong (Peter Tong), Shirley Mitchell (Kitty Deveraux), Joe DeRita (Alfred Fletcher), Veda Ann Borg (Florence Fletcher), Robert Carson (Judge Dennis), Olan Soule (Court clerk)
Crew: Everett Freeman (Producer), John Newland (Director), Arthur Alsberg, Nate Monaster (Writers)
Crew: Everett Freeman (Producer), John Newland (Director), Arthur Alsberg, Nate Monaster (Writers)
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