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US Steel Hour
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The United States Steel Hour is an anthology series which brought hour-long dramas to television from 1953 to 1963. The television series and the radio program that preceded it were both sponsored by the United States Steel Corporation.
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Cast & Crew
E
Ed Herlihy
Announcer
Norman Brokenshire
Announcer
Agnes Young
Cast
Barbara Weeks
Cast
Betty Garde
Cast
B
CBrenda Forbes
Cast
C. S. Forester
Cast
Cameron Prud'Homme
Cast
Chester Stratton
Cast
D
Dame Elizabeth Taylor
Cast
Dwight Weist
Cast
E
Estelle Winwood
Cast
Frances Heflin
Cast
F
Francis L. Sullivan
Cast
G
George F. Hicks
Cast
G
George O. Petrie
Cast
Helen Hayes
Cast
HHelen Shields
Cast
H
IHugh Williams
Cast
Ian MacAllaster
Cast
JJack Manning
Cast
Jackie Kelk
Cast
J
John Girard
Cast
Juano Hernandez
Cast
J
Judy Holliday
Cast
June Havoc
Cast
Karl Malden
Cast
LLynn Fontanne
Cast
M
Montgomery Clift
Cast
M
Murray Matheson
Cast
P
Peter Griffith
Cast
Rosemary Rice
Cast
Stefan Schnabel
Cast
S
TStuart 'Stu' Erwin
Cast
Thelma Ritter
Cast
V
Valerie Cossart
Cast
Van Heflin
Cast
Vanessa Brown
Cast
V
Viveca Lindfors
Cast
W
WWally Cox
Cast
Wesley Addy
Cast
H
Homer Fickett
Director
H
Harold Levey
Musician
Arnold Stang
Cast
Basil Rathbone
Cast
Elliott Reid
Host
G
George Hicks
Sponsor Spokesperson
G
George Sanders
Host
Joan Tetzel
Cast
L
Lawrence Langner
Host
Richard Widmark
Cast
Roger Pryor
Emcee
R
Rouben Mamoulian
Film director
G
George Kondolf
Producer
L
RLawrence Edward Watkins
Writer
Robert Anderson
Writer
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“Today's Radio Program.” New York Times, January 1, 1927.