S3.E18

The Nancy Wellington Story

Name: The Nancy Wellington Story
Genre: Drama
Released: 1957-01-09
Duration: 30 min
Rating: 7.6
Cast: Marvin Miller, Anita Louise, Peter Cookson

Episode aired Jan 9, 1957
30m

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7.6/10

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Frank McHugh and Marvin Miller in The Millionaire (1955)

Drama

A widow and former socialite who gives parties to make ends meet must deal with the reemergence of man who jilted her seventeen years ago directly before her marriage and a prideful runaway ... Read allA widow and former socialite who gives parties to make ends meet must deal with the reemergence of man who jilted her seventeen years ago directly before her marriage and a prideful runaway daughter just as she gets her million.A widow and former socialite who gives parties to make ends meet must deal with the reemergence of man who jilted her seventeen years ago directly before her marriage and a prideful runaway daughter just as she gets her million.

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7.6/10

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Trivia
Actor Paul Frees, who provided the voice of the unseen John Beresford Tipton throughout the series' 6-year run, has an on-screen role as blowhard Texan Martin B. Martin.

Goofs
When Alice, the maid, delivers a telegram to Nancy Wellington during Mr. Anthony's visit, Wellington says, "Thank you, Nancy", not "Thank you, Alice."

Quotes
Michael Anthony: [Anthony enters the study, where he finds Tipton seated in a high- backed chair at his desk. Only his right hand is visible to viewers] You sent for me, sir?
John Beresford Tipton: Mike, I want to test your powers of observation.
[Tipton hands a necklace to Anthony]
John Beresford Tipton: I want you to inspect that necklace very closely.
Michael Anthony: [Anthony carefully examines the necklace] It's a beautiful thing, sir.
John Beresford Tipton: [chuckles] Magnificent.
[Tipton hands Anthony a second necklace]
John Beresford Tipton: Now take a look at this.
Michael Anthony: [Anthony scrutinizes the second necklace, then compares them side by side] They're exactly alike.
John Beresford Tipton: Oh, but they're not. The first one belonged to the Empress Maria Theresa; the other is a very skillful copy.
[Chuckles]
John Beresford Tipton: To tell the truth, by now, I can't remember which is which.
[Anthony returns both necklaces to the desk]
John Beresford Tipton: I doubt if anyone can, with the naked eye. I want you to deliver a million dollars, Mike.
Michael Anthony: Yes, sir.
John Beresford Tipton: [Tipton hands an envelope to Anthony] I want you to take it to a very charming and lovely lady who owns two necklaces herself - and one of them is the real thing.
[Anthony accepts the envelope and smiles]