Vacation Playhouse (1963)
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Vacation Playhouse (1963)
Plot.
The concept of the series was the showing of unaired and unsold television pilots that did not make the television lineup for CBS. The show was successful during its first few seasons due to the fact that the show's concept, airing unsold and unaired television pilots, was a popular concept in the 1960s. But during its last two seasons on the air, the series did find some trouble due to the fact that the series were running out of pilots to air and, in their 4th season, they began airing repeats from the three seasons prior. During its 1966 summer run, the series aired eights new pilots and two repeats and during its last year airing five new pilots and four repeats.
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Cast & Crew.
Darryl Hickman
Rok / Schuyler 'Sky' Young
Dwayne Hickman
Joe Hannon / Lennie
Pat Crowley
Elizabeth Williams / Joan
Soupy Sales
Fireman Smokey / Fred Brady
Hal Kanter
Writer
Richard Michaels
Writer
Wallace Ford
Lester Tinney / Uncle Jonas
Marvin Kaplan
Marv / Marvin
Reta Shaw
Aunt Josie / Mrs. Foley
Ned Glass
Professor / Riley
Don Taylor
Director
Richard Whorf
Director
Theodore J. Flicker
Director
Hy Averback
Director
Claudio Guzmán
Director
Bud Yorkin
Director
William Asher
Director
Gene Kelly
Director
Gene Nelson
Director
Ralph Levy
Director
Arthur Hiller
Director
Bob Sweeney
Director
Barry Shear
Director
Gene Reynolds
Director
Robert Douglas
Director
Rod Amateau
Director
Jerry Hopper
Director
Douglas Heyes
Director
Montgomery Pittman
Director
Richard Crenna
Director
Howard Morris
Director
Paul Stanley
Director
Charles R. Rondeau
Director
Vincent Sherman
Director
Don Weis
Director
Edgar Buchanan
Luke
Tisha Sterling
Elsie Stanhope
Keith Andes
Keith Granville
Mickey Shaughnessy
Coach Mickey Brennan
Ellen Burstyn
Ellen
Judy Canova
Tillie Meeks
Joanna Moore
Marge Cameron
Tony Randall
Willie Coogan
Cesare Danova
Mario Cellini
Ruby Keeler
Ruby
Michael Burns
Col. Rod Ryan
Ethel Merman
Maggie Brown
Jay C. Flippen
Cappy Skidmore
Wally Cox
Alfred
Dan Dailey
Sergeant Mike Parker
Derek Bond
George Andrews
Ross Martin
Clint Hightower
Brenda Vaccaro
Jenny Penny
James Dunn
P.J. Cunningham
Sara Haden
Emma Madison
Ted Eccles
Googie
Barbara Nichols
Barbara Adams
Barry McGuire
Buster Krause
Julie Gregg
Barbara Piper
Jody McCrea
Julius Sweetley
Charles Bronson
John Wesley Hardin
Alvy Moore
Otis Platt
Beau Bridges
Brandon Drood
Jerome Cowan
Brainsley Gordon
Glynis Johns
Glynis Granville
Joan Blondell
Miss Zilke
Barbara Bostock
Dina Martin
Andy Devine
Andy
Ann Jillian
Bev Ferguson
Don Porter
Battersea, The Housekeeper
Gale Gordon
Warren Packard
John Fiedler
Argey Tanner
Ruth Hussey
Nurse Edie Ramsey
Richard Benjamin
Ted Penny
Frank Aletter
Lester Belstrip
Stefanie Powers
Linda Craig
Barbara Stuart
Nancy Gifford
Eve Arden
Claudia Cooper
Pat Buttram
Hardy Madison
Sheila Bromley
Martha Sweetley
Larry Keating
Albert Murdock
Ginger Rogers
Elizabeth Harcourt / Margaret Harcourt
Cliff Norton
Phil
Bill Mumy
Chris Williams
Dave Willock
Carl Ryan
Russ Brown
Captain Gibson
Cindy Carol
Marsha Cooper
Robert Middleton
Homer Ferguson
Bruce Hyde
Binkie Stubbs
Sherry Jackson
Alice Watson
Kay Medford
Mrs. Piper
Joel Grey
Freddy Rockefeller
Joyce Jameson
Vanda Renee
Yvonne Craig
Abby Young
Jaye P. Morgan
Maggie Feeney
Bobby Rydell
Skooby-Doo
Willard Waterman
Coach Walter Biddle
George N. Neise
Seymour
Peter Robbins
Richard
Donald O'Connor
Donald Dugan
Dean Jones
Alec Tate
Herschel Bernardi
Jerome P. Baggley
Jackie Coogan
Finnegan
Lee Meriwether
Doris
Luana Anders
Sybil Rockefeller
Mary Jane Croft
Helen
Art Metrano
Big D
Nick Adams
Richard Martin
Shirley Mitchell
Shirley Biddle
John Litel
Albert P. Leviathan
Bea Benaderet
Sybil Murdock
Patsy Kelly
Miss Primrose
Larry Storch
Commodore
Andrew Prine
Ernie Watson
Diane McBain
Sherry
Roger Perry
Ben Duncan
Elvia Allman
Miss Whipple
Barry Livingston
Roger
Robyn Millan
Bunny Tate
Larry Merrill
Steve
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Vacation Playhouse is an American anthology television series that was broadcast during the summer months on CBS from July 22, 1963, to August 21, 1967.