Charming all the way through including the commercials.

Sweet ... Ida Lupino fascinating, even in such a tiny role. 😘Thanks

Ida Lupino ....so beautiful and talented. I adore her. ❤️

What a joy to watch the incomparable Ida Lupino. Thank you!!!

This was a very heart touching story.

OMG I have a SInger 221 Featherweight! From the 1940's...a wedding present to my mother from her mother in law...I am two years younger (75) than the machine. Which I still use every day, BTW!!! Runs like a top, purrs like a kitten....

Ida Lupino looks so much like my late mother when she was young, it’s uncanny! It was great seeing this, even if with it was with a bit of a lump in my throat.

Ida Lupino is always superb.

I LOVED the ending! I just loved it and felt VERY happy with the way it ended. It's also a new beginning for my two favorite characters in this story. Ida Lupino was a class act. And the fashions in this play were all in such good taste.

I love the commercials! I had a Singer Sewing Machine….Mom and I sewed so many of our cloths….

9:38 that $64 purse in 1954 would cost $687.84 in 2022 per Inflation Calculator.

Love these movies! I can escape all the social issues of 2023.

I really enjoyed this play. Ida Lupino was a great actress. In the commercials, the Singer Featherweight machine is fantastic! If you find one, it can sell for anywhere from $500 to over 1K in mint condition. I also have a slant needle machine and it's a workhorse!

I was disappointed when it ended I wanted it to go on and on and on such a good actress one of the best she's up there with Betty Davis too bad she didn't get the glory of Betty Davis and she had her own studio for a while also and did directing she was a genius I'll look forward to more of these movies.

Another moving play. 😢Great watching Ida Lupino not to mention the other actors. Liked some of those dresses and cars. Thanks for the upload.

The little girl in the Singer commercial did some tremendous acting, a few years later, in a "Route 66" episode.

I enjoyed this one ☝️

I LOVED this FASHION MY FAVORITE THING AND A GREAT ACTRESS

1:06- "J. Gwen Bagni" was actually Gwen Bagni. She previously wrote screenplays and episodes of various TV series (including "FOUR STAR PLAYHOUSE") with her husband, John Bagni- who died the previous February. She later wrote further screenplays and scripts for TV series [and adapted Skip & Gloria Fickling's "Honey West" for Four Star Television in 1965], often with her second husband, Paul Dubov.

Charming story… Beautiful fashion…beautiful and talented Ida Lupino… Beautiful cars…❤ Thank you

Beautiful!

Mama loved seeing on Singer Machines! That was many years ago, like this sow! I loved this one, particularly! , as well as your full cast! ❣️🌹❣️

VERY good show!! Ida Lupino is one of my favorite actresses of all time! Thanks for posting this gem!

That was a great movie. Thank you.

Love her she’s great ,and I have a singer sewing machine

I've been watching the Loretta Young shows, adore them, it's when decency meant something. Just found this. The 50s, when women dressed like ladies and men had the ability to act like a gentleman. Both a lost art.

Ida did it all! Write/ Act and Direct ❤

Nice

I remember watching Ms. Ida years ago. She certainly is one of the more endearing actresses.😊

29:14- Next week- DAVID NIVEN stars in "Meet A Lonely Man". 29:22- "'PUBLIC DEFENDER' is next, on the CBS TELEVISION NETWORK."

I love the sassy, impatient, and sweetheart Ida ❤ I can't imagine Ida waiting around for any man! I had 😢 in my eyes.

Wonderful

IT WAS A GREAT AND LOVING, CARING MOVIE! ❤ IT, AND ENJOYED IT VERY MUCH!😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

This is weird! My parent's were married in 1954, and I swear that my mother had that sewing machine!

Hal March...there is a familiar name. I know I’ve seen him in I Love Lucy but didn’t he have a show of his own. A game show maybe?

A worthwhile eve n evening accomplished

the Blonde was the one and only "Mrs. Superman".

She directed four episodes of Gilligan's Island two🙂

Unusual script, enjoyed.. 29:26

10:28 I remember when retailers weren't afraid to say "Christmas". Today they act like they're ashamed of the truth. They don't deserve our patronage.

Where is Peter Raynolds currently located? He played a Tony boy in this film.

I assume the name "Four Star Playhouse" was used because the 4 stars shown at the beginning took turns appearing in different episodes...I was wondering why Dick Powell, Charles Boyer and David Niven were shown in the credits when it became clear after awhile that they weren't going to show up in this program.

50s clothes were beautiful and sexy. It showed everything and nothing at the same time.

The same car was parked on the street in every shot.

Why do you put a "not for broadcast" watermark above and the timer below? Did you shoot this show? Do you own this show? Lmao

Hammerhead please

WOW - boy got over his mother's death in all of 8 seconds .......!

Look ar Eddie 😅

No one sews. It's like playing the piano. History. God, retail sucks. They underpay women and spit them out like old gum.

He's crying for his mother, I'm crying for the civilization we've thrown away as represented by this nice normal entertainment. Not much like Sex in the City, is it!

The whole Cinderella thing is so played out...and this outing is not only unoriginal, it's lame. The fantasy of "shop girls" being courted by wealthy men...while the real, honest, hard working men don't get their due.