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Ford Star Jubilee Season 1 Episode 8

Twentieth Century

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AIRED: 4/7/56

When Oscar Jaffe, a brilliant but eccentric Broadway impresario, boards the 20th Century Limited in Chicago, he makes sure that his compartment adjoins that of the tempestuous movie queen Lily Garland. For the object of his trip is to get Lily's signature on a contract before the train reaches New York. The situation is complicated by the fact that Jaffe's creditors are breathing hot down his neck and a Broadway play with Lily as star can bail him out. In addition, Oscar's interest in Lily was, at one time, more than professional. But now the relationship between the two temperamental artists is something less than cordial.moreless

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Orson Welles	Oscar Jaffe	Guest Star
Betty Grable	Lily Garland	Guest Star
Keenan Wynn	Owen O'Malley	Guest Star

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- Adapted by Buckner from the 1932 Hecht-MacArthur play and the 1934 Howard Hawks film with Carole Lombard and John Barrymore. Hecht and MacArthur based their play on one written by Charles Bruce Milholland called Napoleon of Broadway which was inspired by his experience with producer David Belasco.
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