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The Donna Reed Show ou La Famille Stone au Québec, est une comédie de situation américaine en 275 épisodes de 23 minutes en noir et blanc, diffusée entre le 24 septembre 1958 et le 19 mars 1966 sur le réseau ABC . Au Québec, la série a été diffusée à partir du 4 octobre 1962 à la Télévision de Radio-Canada 1, puis à partir du 17 ...
September 24, 1959. 26min. TV-PG. Kenny, a short, shy boy who stutters, wants to drop out of the school show. To improve his confidence, Mary gives him a "lucky" penny, and convinces him to stay in the show. But Mary is miserable now that she is partnered with the shorter Kenny in a dance number, so she convinces him to wear shoes with lifts ...
The show revolves around housewife, Donna Stone, and her family--husband Alex who is a pediatrician, 14 year-old Mary, and 11 year-old Jeff. The Stone family reside in the midwestern town of Hilldale. Donna was the perfect American housewife and mother. She was always neatly-groomed, lovely, good-natured, thoughtful, and capable. Alex was handsome, well-respected in his profession, usually ...
S1.E28 ∙ April Fool. Wed, Apr 1, 1959. Buzz Berry, Mary's favorite rock singer, is coming to town for a show. On the night of the show, however, Buzz comes down with a bad case of the measles, and is taken to the Stones' house to be treated by Alex, and is forced to stay there for a few days to recuperate.
October 5, 1961. 26min. TV-PG. When Iris goes from blond to black hair, Donna decides to go Platinum Blond! But once she comes home with her new hair color, she decides not to show it to Alex. She avoids him and quickly changes it back to the color it was whew! What a close call!
Donna Reed. Actress: It's a Wonderful Life. Donna Reed was born in the midwestern town of Denison, Iowa, on January 27, 1921, as Donna Belle Mullenger. A small town - a population of less than 3,000 people - Denison was located by the Boyer River, and was the county seat of Crawford County.
El show de Donna Reed. En 1959, Donna Reed se centró en el mundo de la televisión con su The Donna Reed Show (Pero es Mamá quien manda, 1958-1966), encontrando el medio idóneo de encarnar al ama de casa de la clase media estadounidense que le valdría la nominación al premio Emmy durante 4 años consecutivos. [7] Dallas
