She Loves Me Not--Judy Holliday, Marsha Hunt, Ruth McDevitt, 1949 TV

Judy Holliday makes her TV debut in "She Loves Me Not," a 1949 live adaptation of Howard Lindsay's 1933 play, also starring Marsha Hunt, Ruth McDevitt, Richard Hart, Paul Stewart, Lawrence Fletcher, and Logan Ramsay.

[@MJay-ny5bb]

Judy Holliday is my favorite comic actress. What a gift. Thanks!

[@patriciaribaric3409]

Yes - an oldie I've never seen before. I love the name call of the players at the end. That was awesome.

[@MrMenefrego1]

I love everything about the magnificent Judy Holliday; what's not to love?! - And the versatile Marsha Hunt. She did everything, from the big screen, TV, radio, and broadway. She recently left us for a much better place on September 7, 2022.

[@MrMenefrego1]

It's heartbreaking that Mercury motor division no longer exists, and the Lincoln division barely survives. Why Americans chose to ignore American cars in favor of European and Asian will forever be a mystery to me.

[@seltaeb3302]

Amazing to have TV in 1949, America was way ahead of Europe & the production values & picture quality was pretty good. Very surprised tho only certain areas probably had it & could afford it.

[@MrMenefrego1]

America still is ahead.

[@michaelmatar7136]

What a treat

[@kimberlymancuso9829]

I love Judy Holliday! Beautiful person❤❤

[@phyllisd.5640]

Love these classic gems!

[@gwenniegirl50]

WOW! What a rare gem. Isn’t it nice to watch a television show without hearing canned laughter? Back when it was presumed the audience would be smart enough to figure out when to laugh.

[@MrMenefrego1]

It sure is. And yes, it's refreshing to watch professionals brave enough to rely on their acting skills rather than canned laughter!

[@missrosecomfort]

great show

[@frederickcombs8661]

The fine actors carried the flimsy story... though extremely funny and predictably cute.

[@geraldbaker4019]

1:30 TRAGIC

[@rainbowranddy]

I guess this was kind of a spoof?