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"Loretta Young always started her programs in the same way, a dramatic entrance, wearing a stunning gown, and then a brief introduction to the night's play. Her programs were in turn serious, amusing, or touching, but always tried to be uplifting, to teach as well as to entertain."@en
"Three live television plays, hosted by and starring Loretta Young."@en
"Who can forget beautiful Loretta Young's swirling entrance in those beautiful fashions of the time?"@en
"Two programs from the Loretta Young theatre. Loretta always started her programs in the same way, a dramatic entrance, wearing a stunning gown, and then a brief introduction to the night's play. Her programs were in turn serious, amusing, or touching, but always tried to be uplifting, to teach as well as to entertain."@en
"Loretta Young plays a social worker in a drama about a juvenile delinquent who joins the Boys Brotherhood Republic for troubled teens."@en
"Three episodes: "I Remember Rani," "Feeling No Pain" and "Earthquake.""@en
"Seven episodes of the popular Loretta Young Show."@en
"Relive classic television with the Loretta Young Show, an anthology dramathat running from 1953-1961. Episode 1: I Remember Rani - Episode 2: Feeling No Pain - Episode 3: Earthquake."
"Includes 2 plays. In the 1st drama, a family's dream to be number one turns out to be someone else's dream. In the 2nd drama, a story about a family who fled Budapest and their struggle for freedom."@en
"Loretta Young always started her programs in the same way, a dramatic entrance, wearing a stunning gown, and then a brief introduction to the night's play. In I remember Rani, Young plays a beautiful Indian princess who passes on marriage and enlists a newsman to help her poverty-stricken people. In Feeling no pain, Young plays a secretary who gets into comedic troubles thanks to a dentist's anesthetic. In Earthquake, Young's husband is being kept alive with a iron lung when an earthquake causes a power failure."@en
"Four television plays, hosted by and starring Loretta Young. Ep. 3 is from the first season when the series aired as Letter to Loretta; ep. 1-2, 4 are from seasons 2 & 3, and are the syndicated and slightly abridged versions which aired under the series title The Loretta Young theatre."@en