"The Girls and Guns Case" (1959). From the CBS TV police drama "The Lineup" aka "San Francisco Beat"

"The Girls and Guns Case" (1959). From the CBS TV police series "The Lineup" (later called "San Francisco Beat" in syndication). A man guns down a psychopathic marksman who's killed his doctor and made threats to his wife.
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[@paulstark6818]

There's something special about old black and white shows and characters and cars thank you for these special storys ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mikedrown2721]

I turned 13 in 1959 and I watched this show from the first season until the last 😊

[@plunkervillerr1529]

This is much better than the average at that time. Wish it was available on DVD.

[@mikedrown2721]

​​@@plunkervillerr1529Either DVD or u-tube, I would think so.

[@JohnCasciello]

@rschreck === Thanks again and here we have GUM CHEWING veteran charactor actor PHILLIP PINE once again in a lineup like he was in the UNTOUCHABLES episode the """WHITEY STEEL STORY""" and PINE was in possibly a HUNDRED tv series as guest star from 1955 tru the early 1980s ****

[@williamg2552]

They (Guthrie and Greb) got rid of the old Ford …and got a DODGE D-500 Police Special !!

[@frdjr2527]

It took until 1957 before Guthrie and Grebb got into the the Dodge. The rank and file cops always had new Fords.

[@jonericus]

"You're husband is unpredictable, demented, and pretty good with a gun" What a catch!

[@AnnacolleenEtters]

My brother in law tried to scare my sister, once. He bought a rife, and brought it into our apartment. My Ma was cooking dinner, and turned off the stove. She walked up to John, as if to say "hello", grabbed the gun, and began hitting him over the head. He ran from the apartment, which had very long halls, and she chased him down the hall. It was hysterical, seeing my skinny, 5'5" mother, hitting him, and screaming, "don't you ever disrespect me again, by bringing a gun into my home, and thinking you're going to frighten my daughter and grandson".

[@charlesrobert6211]

The drunk with no shoes, they got a lot of crooks in this town. If he could only see it today.

[@robhaythorne4464]

Unpredictable and demented describes San Francisco perfectly.

[@cindys1819]

That 57 or 58 (I think it's a 58) Dodge D 500 is, like the 50's cigarette commercial it's Soooooo Kooooolll

[@danielklein9855]

It's a 57.

[@danielklein9855]

Opening scene is a 58.

[@sgtmajorejs6308]

The girl.....appears to be Barbara Billingsley

[@paulcaron400]

It’s Nan Leslie

[@fromthesidelines]

Originallly telecast on April 3, 1959.

[@chezsnailez]

Insert Commercial Here

[@fromthesidelines]

That was a cue for local stations to insert their commercials in that spot- usually from another reel, or on tape.

[@paulcaron400]

They should insert the commercial. Today’s ads are worthless, all about medical issues.

[@Joeblow-ms3cv]

What kind of a crumb was shoot a woman.

[@82Echo411]

& an MGA in the garage.

[@JAMESPATTERSON-mk9sr]

I prefer Emile Meyer from 1958 Lineup movie as Warner Anderson's partner . Meyer looked the old school sadistic type of policeman who would get hardened criminal's in the basement of the old city jail and " persuade " a confession out of them .

[@plunkervillerr1529]

Me likem.

[@DMBall]

"Lineup" was a pretty shameless ripoff of "Dragnet," though it did last six years on the air.

[@frdjr2527]

Only difference was The Lineup was set in San Francisco and didn't have the narration like Dragnet.

[@389383]

@@frdjr2527 Better scenery!

[@plunkervillerr1529]

Much better than Dragnet!.

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

The writing was a lot tougher than Dragnet and the two cops were in no way softies.