Norby

Série télévisée
1955–
30m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

MA NOTE

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe story evolved around officials at the Pearl River First National Bank in Pearl River, New York. Pearson Norby is the vice-president in charge of small loans, Maud Enels is president, Mr.... Tout lireThe story evolved around officials at the Pearl River First National Bank in Pearl River, New York. Pearson Norby is the vice-president in charge of small loans, Maud Enels is president, Mr. Rudge, vice president and efficiency expert, and Wahleen Johnson, the switchboard operato... Tout lireThe story evolved around officials at the Pearl River First National Bank in Pearl River, New York. Pearson Norby is the vice-president in charge of small loans, Maud Enels is president, Mr. Rudge, vice president and efficiency expert, and Wahleen Johnson, the switchboard operator. The episodes featured these characters and Norby's wife Helen and two children Diane an... Tout lire

Creator
- David Swift
Stars

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

8,8/10

MA NOTE

Creator
- David Swift
Stars

1Commentaire d'utilisateur

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Épisodes13

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1 saison 1955

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Rôles principaux24

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Evan Elliott

Hank Norby

• 1955

Janice Mars

Wahleen Johnson

• 1955

Ralph Dunn

Mr. Rudge

• 1955

Carol Veazie

Maude Endles…

• 1955

Jack Warden

Bobo

• 1955

Maxine Stuart

Maureen

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David Wayne

Preston Norby…

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Joan Lorring

Helen Norby

• 1955

Susan Hallaran

Diane Norby

• 1955

Paul Ford

Bank President

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Commentaires des utilisateurs1

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NJMJunior

Not black and white; but color

The TV sitcom show, "Norby," was not filmed in black and white. Rather, it was actually filmed in color. The sponsor of the show was KODAK and thus, KODAK filmed the show in color making it one of, if not THE, first sitcom to be filmed in color. However, due to the fact that most TVs were still black and white most people received the show into their homes in black and white, having no idea that the filming was actually done in color by the KODAK Company. The majority of the viewers had no idea that the sitcom, "Norby" was actually filmed it color. "Norby" didn't last very long and so it was off the air by the time that the "Tonight Show" began to be received in "living color" into the homes of millions of viewers.