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'''''Ruthie on the Telephone''''' was a television series aired on the [[CBS Television]] network during 1949. It is perhaps most notable for the fact that each episode was only five minutes long, yet it aired during a [[prime-time television]] slot. It was a comedy series about a young lady trying to convince a man to love her. It used a split-screen technique. The cast included [[Ruth Gilbert (Actress)|Ruth Gilbert]] and [[Phillip Reed]]. |
'''''Ruthie on the Telephone''''' was a television series aired on the [[CBS Television]] network during 1949. It is perhaps most notable for the fact that each episode was only five minutes long, yet it aired during a [[prime-time television]] slot. It was a comedy series about a young lady trying to convince a man to love her. It used a [[Split screen (filmmaking)|split-screen]] technique. The cast included [[Ruth Gilbert (Actress)|Ruth Gilbert]] and [[Phillip Reed]]. |
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Ruthie on the Telephone was a television series aired on the CBS Television network during 1949. It is perhaps most notable for the fact that each episode was only five minutes long, yet it aired during a prime-time television slot. It was a comedy series about a young lady trying to convince a man to love her. It used a split-screen technique. The cast included Ruth Gilbert and Phillip Reed.