Here's an entry in John Nesbitt's THE PASSING PARADE about a good father - Leon Ames, in one of his signature daddy roles - anxious to make sure his children have a skilled trade - and Cliff Sundberg, a yawning, lazy detective who wanted to put him in prison for forgery. And rightly so.
It's a little different from the usual episode in the series. Usually Nesbitt tells us what's going on, and the performers act in silence. Here, however, Nesbitt provides the introduction and links, permitting this short to proceed far more swiftly than the feature based on the case, MR. 880.
It's a little different from the usual episode in the series. Usually Nesbitt tells us what's going on, and the performers act in silence. Here, however, Nesbitt provides the introduction and links, permitting this short to proceed far more swiftly than the feature based on the case, MR. 880.