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| Basil hams it up with Milton Berle from an episode of the Texaco Star Theatre, 1951 |
Rathbone in "Dead Man's Coat," a 1951 episode of Lights Out: |
| Basil appeared on the game show "I've Got
a Secret" on Christmas Day, 1952: |
Here's an episode from the
game show The Name's the Same (1954): Basil appeared on the panel with Bess Myerson, Gene Rayburn, and Joan Alexander |
| A clip from "Affair in Sumatra"
(1956): Rathbone played a drunken plantation overseer. |
A clip from "The Stingiest Man in Town"
(1956): Rathbone played Scrooge in this musical version of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" |
| Basil Rathbone as the chief inquisitor in "The Lark" (Hallmark Hall of Fame, NBC) with Julie Harris, Eli Wallach and Boris Karloff, 10 February 1957 | |
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Watch "The Lark" in the player above, or download it from archive.org. |
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Here's a clip from a 1959 television program called "I, the Leader": Basil Rathbone plays the leader of a gang of jewel thieves. In this clip he introduces his gang of thieves. |
Here's a clip from The Christopher Program, 1960: Rathbone talks with Father Keller. |
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Here are four clips from the two-part episode of Dr. Kildare ("Perfect Is Too Hard to Be" and "Duet for One Hand"), broadcast on December 27 and 28, 1965. Rathbone plays Frederick Foray, a concert pianist who has Parkinson's disease. |
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In this clip Foray asks Dr. Gillespie (Raymond Massey) for help. |
In this clip Foray meets Dr. Martell (played by Susan Oliver) |
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In this clip Foray "plays games" and undergoes testing. |
In this clip Foray undergoes brain surgery. Here's an opportunity to see what a bald Basil Rathbone looks like. |
