TV noir four classic crime dramas from TVs golden age.
(DVD)

Special features: provides a bit of history behind each of the TV series represented on the disk. Extras include a Revlon commercial featuring popular pitch-woman Julia Meade, another make-up commercial featuring Richard Carlson, plus a brief shipboard interview with Bela Lugosi.

Originally released as episodes of television programs from 1952-1959.

Title from container.

Charles Bronson,George Raft, Melvyn Douglas, Baynes Barron, Reed Hadley, Douglas Dumbrille.

"Treasury Men in Action" aka "Federal Men" guest stars Charles Bronson as an undercover treasury man who infiltrates a counterfeiting ring and is ordered to kill a man by the gang's leader, in the episode, "The Case of the Deadly Dilemma." -- "I am the Law" features George Raft as a New York City police detective in a gritty, shot-on-location crime series. The episode title is "The Killer." -- "Hollywood Off Beat" aka "Steve Randall" stars Melvyn Douglas as a disbarred attorney working as a private investigator while attempting to be readmitted to the bar. The episode included in this set, the final show in the series, is "The Trial." -- In "Police Station," cases are followed from arrest to conviction, portraying day-to-day operations and starring Baynes Barron as a police captain in charge of Precinct 11. -- Includes a fifth bonus episode "Sale Value" from "Racket Squad" starring Reed Hadley with guest villain Douglas Dumbrille, involving two con-men trying to fleece the owner of a small pottery factory.

Not rated.

DVD; region ALL.