Brick Sullivan

Brick Sullivan was who had a successful Hollywood career. Sullivan started off Sullivan's career in film with roles in the crime drama "The Postman Always Rings Twice" (1946) with Lana Turner and the Maureen O'Hara dramedy "Miracle on 34th Street" (1947). Sullivan made film Sullivan's next project, appearing in "Canon City" (1948), "Force of Evil" (1948) with John Garfield and "The Enforcer" (1951). Sullivan also appeared in "Angel Face" (1953). Later in Sullivan's career, Sullivan acted in the Red Skelton drama "The Clown" (1953).

Gunsmoke · S3, E1

Crack-Up

Who sent the professional killer to Dodge - and why?
Gunsmoke · S3, E14

Doc's Reward

Even though Doc has confessed to murdering the man that shot his horse, Matt is unwilling to arrest him.
The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp · S4, E14

Kill the Editor

A new editor is brought in to take over the Globe Times newspaper which has been under attack in Dodge City. Earp soon finds himself accused of murdering the female owner of a saloon with a Globe reporter rounding up witnesses to prove it.
The Adventures of Superman · S3, E2

The Talking Clue

Police Inspector Henderson's son, Ray, has an unusual hobby: collecting all sorts of noises and sounds on his tape recording machine. Ray's hobby sets off an exciting sequence of events in, "The Talking Clue." By accident young Ray's recorder picks up the sounds of Inspector Henderson's office safe being opened and two crooks, Muscles McGurk and Claude James, are able to use this sound recording to their advantage. The vault subsequently yields data which enable McGurk and James to disconnect burglar alarms and commit robberies undetected. When Ray becomes their unwitting dupe and accessory, it appears he has double crossed his father and sold out to the underworld. However, through clever use of the sound machine and some quick thinking by Clark Kent, Superman is able to locate the hideout and foil McGurk's scheme.

Brick Sullivan

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