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DAN RAVEN - Empty Frame

Air Date/Released Friday, November 4, 1960
Station/Studio NBC / Screen Gems Television
Featuring Joe Besser (Solo)

Sheriff Dept.'s Lt. Dan Raven, and partner Sgt. Burke, are assigned to the Sunset Strip, with L.A.'s hottest nightclubs and entertainment spots in their jurisdiction. Cases often involved celebrities, who played themselves as well as fictional characters. Raven's friend, magazine photographer Perry Levitt, was frequently involved in the action.

A girl is murdered, and although Dan never saw her before, some are under the impression that he was dating her. When the investigation turns up two people that Raven arrested ten years earlier in a forgery case, Dan begins to suspect that there's a scheme to frame him for murder. Joe Besser appears for comedy relief as a bookie "unfairly" arrested.


Levitt was played by Quinn Redeker, who costarred in THE THREE STOOGES MEET HERCULES (1962).

Cast: Skip Homeier (Lt. Dan Raven), Dan Barton (Sgt. Burke), Quinn Redeker (Perry Levitt), Suzann Storrs (Eileen Markley), William Leslie (Paul Wingate), Stanley Adams (Sydney Bascomb), Marian Collier (Suzanne Carter), Elizabeth Patterson (Velma Tuppan), John Larch (Bill Danton), Joe Besser (Kelvey)

Crew: Billy May (Music)
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