Omnibus — Season 7

Oct 1958

The program has only one segment: "Capital Punishment" (an examination of the case for capital punishment).

Nov 1958

The program has only one segment: "The Submariners" (Esther Williams joins a Connecticut naval submarine base and presents a feature on submarines and the life and training of submariners and Navy divers).

Nov 1958

The program has only one segment: "The So-Called Human Race" (play in three acts).

Dec 1958

After the French Revolution, a tyrant ropes off a velvet chair in his palace and decrees that no one must ever sit in it, under penalty of death. Ultimately he is goaded by his subjects into sitting in the chair himself.

Dec 1958

After the French Revolution, a tyrant ropes off a velvet chair in his palace and decrees that no one must ever sit in it, under penalty of death. Ultimately he is goaded by his subjects into sitting in the chair himself.

Jan 1959

The program has only one segment: "Prince Orestes" (production of a Greek tragedy adapted from an Aeschylus trilogy about Orestes, who killed his mother and her lover in revenge for her murdering his father).

Jan 1959

The program has only one segment: "Malice in Wonderland" (three-part drama satirizing Hollywood).

Feb 1959

The program has only one segment: "Abraham Lincoln - The Early Years" (repeat showing from Season 3 of a feature film on the young Abraham Lincoln made from previous Omnibus episodes).

Feb 1959

The program has only one segment: "The Medium" (performance of Menotti's opera).

Mar 1959

The program has two segments: (1) "Ah Sweet Mystery of Mrs. Murphy" (play by William Saroyan), and (2) "Visual Perception" (looking at how the eyes perceive images and optical illusions).

Mar 1959

The program has only one segment: "Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway" (performance of the musical by George M. Cohan).

Mar 1959

The program has only one segment: "Power among Men" (showing of excerpts from a 1959 U.S. film about man's creative and destructive capabilities).

Apr 1959

The program has only one segment: "The Strange Ordeal of the Normandier" (the tragic story of an English tramp steamer struck by disaster in 1918 when its crew succumbed to blackwater fever, leaving the ship helpless and adrift in the Atlantic).

Apr 1959

The program has only one segment: "Professor Tim" (showing of a 1957 British-Irish comedy film performed by the Abbey Players of Dublin).

May 1959

The program has only one segment: "H.M.S. Pinafore" (performance of Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera).