How To Marry A Millionaire "Loco Leaves Home" (1 of 3)

[tookie8888]

Barbara Eden always reminded me of a living Barbie doll...she was and still is stunning. 

[Alexaklr]

Thanks so much for posting this episode. Should I dare say I remember the series? While Marilyn's movie character was similar to Barbara's Loco, Marilyn Monroe actually played Pola in the movie version while Betty Grable played Loco. Lauren Bacall was Schatze.

[andrebontemp]

this seems even more funny than the film with Monroe

[fromthesidelines]

Congratulations, 'Julia'! You've recalled a daily program even I wasn't aware of...I was too young to remember anything about WNTA before it went off the air at the end of 1961 (re-emerging as WNDT, "the educational channel", in September 1962}.

[kayluvGod]

I love the movie...I had no idea that they made the movie into a tv show

[fromthesidelines]

This series originally aired in syndication between 1957 and '59 {in New York, on WNTA-TV, Channel 13 , then a commercial TV station}. This episode aired on most stations of the "NTA Film Network" (a syndicated corsortium of local stations carrying this series and National Telefilm Associates' repackaged 20th Century-Fox pre-1949 movie library) in February 1958.

[Juliaflo]

@fromthesidelines I especially remember when Channel 13 was WNTA-TV, and one of the programs that was broadcast was a show called 'Day Watch' with Richard Wallace and J. Fred Muggs. The show ran from about 9:00 in the morning until about 4:00 in the afternoon.

(Uh-uh, don't figure out my age, LOLOLOL, but if you remember that show, raise your hand).

[Juliaflo]

Of course, you should know who played this part in the movie.

[Jasminola]

Wow, true classics,

Thankyou for uploading.

[arleiabellewen]

I love Loco! She's hilarious! :) Barbara did great portraying her.

[rachcc4]

This must be a really old show. I didn't know it existed.

[keppel21]

These old shows you have are a rare find indeed.....thankyou very much for listing them