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a VERY young Mrs. Olsen (Folger’s coffee lady from the ’60s and ’70s) !
“Oh, Mrs. Olsen. I just can’t make good coffee! My husband is threatening to take little Jimmy away and divorce me if I keep making coffee that tastes like💩!”
He was ever the great Detective and very smooth but clearly where he was at the stage of career in television was no longer a Casanova type as they tried to pull off he was already in his 60s flirting with women in their thirties on the shows. Surely there were enough beautiful actresses who were age appropriate that could be cast in the series.
Such a wunderbar tale told with salt and orange
I just love black & white suspense thriller crime movi3s thanks a logoot!!!!😮😅😊
Stay away from windows.
Pretty cheap production.
The lady playing Shelley is the actress who was Mrs Olson in the Folgers coffee commercials for years. Her name was Virginia Christine.
😂😂😂 That old men always has young womens for him….just if he was a bilionaire !
MAN
With Charlie Chan’s No. 2 son as Tang.
Lucien Prival was well known for playing gangster-types in the Thirties & Forties.
I like to see the vaudeville and silent screen stars at work. Sauve, debonair elegance was so popular then.
…born Virginia Christine Ricketts in Stanton, Iowa in 1920…this veteran Hollywood actress dropped her last name…and enjoyed a long career in film and television before her longstanding bit as Folgers Coffee spokeswoman during from the late 50’s through the early 70’s…
…she married character actor Fritz Feld in November of 1940…they had 2 sons and remained married until Feld’s death in 1993…a remarkably long marriage in Tinseltown…
Either this was made before or after the Philip Marlow radio show. Either way it’s incredibly similar.
“The lights were burning.” A carry over from days gone by.
Thank you somuch.