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Film, Video Angel. The littlest leaguer Littlest leaguer / Variant title from copyright catalog: Angel / Angel

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About this Item

Title

  • Angel. The littlest leaguer

Other Title

  • Littlest leaguer
  • Variant title from copyright catalog: Angel
  • Angel

Summary

  • Angelique, known as Angel, moves from France to the United States to marry American architect, John Smith. The newlyweds set up housekeeping in Los Angeles, California. She tries her best to be a good housewife but sometimes runs into problems as she learns English and adapts to her new life and culture. In this episode Angel persuades Johnny to coach a fatherless neighborhood boy who wants to play baseball.

Names

  • Oppenheimer, Jess, creator, television producer
  • Feldman, Edward H. (Edward Henry), 1920-1988, television producer
  • Johnson, Lamont, television director
  • Stewart, Charles, 1914-2000, screenwriter
  • Elinson, Jack, 1922-2011, screenwriter
  • Cronjager, Henry, 1906-1991, cinematographer
  • Molin, Bud, editor of moving image work
  • Daniel, Eliot, composer
  • Fargé, Annie, 1934-2011, actor
  • Thompson, Marshall, 1925-1992, actor
  • Singleton, Doris, 1919-2012, actor
  • Keefer, Don, 1916-2014, actor
  • Holmes, Dennis, 1950- actor
  • Erwin, Bill, 1914-2010, actor
  • Ketchum, Dave, actor
  • Perkins, Jack, 1921-1998, actor
  • Burlingame Productions, production company
  • CBS Films (1955-1968) production company
  • CBS Television Network, broadcaster

Created / Published

  • United States : CBS Television Network, 1961-05-03.

Headings

  • -  Housewives--California--Humor
  • -  French--United States--Humor
  • -  Women immigrants--United States--Humor
  • -  Baseball for children--Coaching--Humor

Genre

  • Situation comedies (Television programs)
  • Fiction television programs

Notes

  • -  LP20023 U.S Copyright Office
  • -  Copyright: Burlingame Productions, Inc.; 28Apr61 (in notice: 1960); LP20023.
  • -  Annie Fargé, Marshall Thompson, Doris Singleton, Don Keefer, Dennis Holmes, Bill Erwin, Dave Ketchum, Jack Perkins, Mike Brent.
  • -  Executive producer, Jess Oppenheimer ; director of photography, Henry J. Cronjager ; supervising film editor, Bud Molin ; music by Eliot Daniel.
  • -  Original broadcast date from donor inventory.
  • -  Filmed at Desilu Studios, Culver City, California in 1960 or 1961.
  • -  Episode no. 28 (Internet movie database). Episode no. 5 (donor inventory).
  • -  Includes commercials for Post cereals (Post Toasties, Grape-Nuts, Alpha-Bits),Yuban instant coffee, Pledge furniture polish, and Post-Tens single serving cereal packs.
  • -  Includes a public service announcement for Mental Health Associations (MHA).
  • -  Sources used: Copyright catalog, motion pictures, 1960-1969, p. 22; OCLC record no. 818353897; Internet movie database, February 24, 2021; Terrace, V. Encyclopedia of television shows, 1925 through 2010, p. 44 viewed February 24, 2021 via Google books; M/B/RS digital donor inventory (Oppenheimer (Jess) Collection).

Medium

  • 1 video file (digital) (29 min.) : sd., b&w.

Source Collection

  • Oppenheimer (Jess) Collection (Library of Congress)

Digital Id

Library of Congress Control Number

  • 2021604011

Online Format

  • image
  • video

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Chicago citation style:

Oppenheimer, Jess, Creator, Television Producer, Edward H Feldman, Lamont Johnson, Charles Stewart, Jack Elinson, Henry Cronjager, Annie Fargé, et al. Angel. The littlest leaguer. editeds by Molin, Bud Of Moving Image Work, , composeds by Daniel, Eliot, , produceds by Burlingame Productionsuction Company United States: CBS Television Network, -05-03, 1961. Video. https://aj.sunback.homes/item/2021604011/.

APA citation style:

Oppenheimer, J., Feldman, E. H., Johnson, L., Stewart, C., Elinson, J., Cronjager, H. [...] Cbs Television Network, B., Molin, B. O. M. I. W., ed. (1961) Angel. The littlest leaguer. Daniel, E., comp, , Burlingame Productionsuction Company, prod United States: CBS Television Network, -05-03. [Video] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://aj.sunback.homes/item/2021604011/.

MLA citation style:

Oppenheimer, Jess, Creator, Television Producer, et al. Angel. The littlest leaguer. ed by Molin, Bud Of Moving Image Work, , comp by Daniel, Eliot, , prod by Burlingame Productionsuction Company United States: CBS Television Network, -05-03, 1961. Video. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <aj.sunback.homes/item/2021604011/>.