Private Secretary
series not in production
Ended
Comedy
Seasons | 5
Episodes | 104
avg.Runtime | 30 min
First EP | 1953-02-01
Last EP | 1957-03-17
Overview
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Private Secretary is an American sitcom that aired from February 1, 1953 to September 10, 1957 on CBS, alternating with The Jack Benny Program on Sundays at 7:30pm EST. The series stars Ann Sothern as Susan Camille "Susie" MacNamara, devoted secretary to handsome talent agent Peter Sands, played by Don Porter.
Created by
Produced by
Jack Chertok Television Productions
Season List
season 1 || Season 1
Relesed on | 1953-02-01
1
Femme Fatale
1953-02-01
2
The Bachelor Takes a Wife
1953-02-08
3
The Eyes Have It
1953-02-15
4
Where There Is a Will
1953-02-22
5
Old Flame
1953-03-01
6
Servant Problem
1953-03-08
7
Old Soldiers
1953-03-15
8
Lady From Paris
1953-03-29
9
Suspicion
1953-04-05
10
A Man Called Smith
1953-04-12
11
Star Struck
1953-04-26
12
Who Dunit
1953-05-03
13
Too Much Spring
1953-05-10
14
Penny Wise, Pound Foolish
1953-05-24
15
Child Labor
1953-05-31
16
Dark Stranger
1953-06-07
CAST
charactor: Susie McNamara
Original: Ann Sothern
Total EP: 104
charactor:
Original: Don Porter
Total EP: 104
charactor:
Original: Joan Banks
Total EP: 104
charactor:
Original: Ann Tyrrell
Total EP: 7
charactor:
Original: Mel Welles
Total EP: 1
charactor:
Original: Gerald Mohr
Total EP: 1
charactor:
Original: Frank Cady
Total EP: 1
charactor:
Original: Hillary Brooke
Total EP: 1
charactor:
Original: Zasu Pitts
Total EP: 1
charactor:
Original: Madge Blake
Total EP: 1
charactor:
Original: Jean Parker
Total EP: 1
charactor:
Original: Charles Nolte
Total EP: 1
charactor:
Original: Hope Summers
Total EP: 1
charactor:
Original: John Archer
Total EP: 1
charactor:
Original: Sig Ruman
Total EP: 1
charactor:
Original: John Banner
Total EP: 1
charactor:
Original: George E. Stone
Total EP: 1
charactor:
Original: Nan Leslie
Total EP: 1
charactor:
Original: George N. Neise
Total EP: 1
charactor:
Original: Jesse White
Total EP: 1
charactor:
Original: Tiger Fafara
Total EP: 1
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