This is the city!
And a fraction of our usual helicopter swing around city hall.
What's Joe's monologue this week?
Money, and how to get it. Working, borrowing, winning, etc.
When you steal it, that's when Joe and Bill go to work.
Virginia Gregg! Working at the candy store.
OK Back to the office.
(My favorite captain, Art Gilmore.)
Giving word to the press.
Hey! Policewoman Dorothy Miller! Welcome back.
Whelp, nevermind. Radio call.
Rachelle Candies, Waldin The Friendly Store - Prescriptions - DRUGS
G.E. Grant and Co.
Strolling down the backlot, probably New York Street at Universal city.
Flowers
Tons of extras!
Red Cross billboard?
Staking out the "Wishire Boulevard" location.
Following a trail of blood drops to Skid Row!
Miles Beauty College
Rex Hotel
Rooms 75c. and up
Weekly Monthly Rates
We'd expect a shady hotel to have some multicolored light bulbs, but not this one. It's TOO shady!
Later in season one, they'll roust cop killers in this same room:
Driving back to PAB sequence:
Hi, Virginia Gregg!
First line-up in the series.
"Your left, number four, your left." Alfred Shelley is playing Al Vietti in the lower left corner.
These two decided to work the entire chain any time they needed money.
They didn't know that the stores were being staked out or anything because they both were illiterate.
Hey! Policewoman Dorothy Miller! Bill set Joe up with "a real nice girl" alright.
Will they? Won't they?
Well, these two go to pris, that's for sure.
Claude Thibodeau
and
George Watson
Now serving their sentences in the state prison, San Quentin, California.
Starred
Jack Webb as Sergeant Joe Friday
Harry Morgan as Officer Bill Gannon
Merry Anders as Policewoman Dorothy Miller
Art Gilmore as Captain Mert Howe
Virginia Gregg as Mrs. Jean Hardy
Austin Green as Claude Thibodeau
David Bond as George Watson
Don Stewart as Officer Carl Goldman
Alfred Shelly as Sergeant Al Vietti
John McCann as Officer No. 2
Dan Currie as Officer No. 1
Vince Howard as Officer Bondi
Art Direction - Russell Kimball
Set Decor - John McCarthy & Ralph Sylos
Written by Robert C. Dennis
Aired 9 March 1967
On this day, Josef Stalin's daughter, Svetlana Allilueva, defected to the west by way of the US Embassy in India. She also married architect William Wesley Peters in 1970. He was a devotee of Frank Lloyd Wright. How much more American can you get? (They were divorced by Season two of "Emergency!")
The Supremes were topping the charts with "Love is Here and Now You're Gone". What a bizarre song. The spoken word bits by Diana Ross are pretty neat, though.
