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His Honor, Homer Bell is a half-hour filmed American sitcom series made by NBC Films for first-run syndication. It starred Gene Lockhart in the title role. Thirty-nine episodes were produced by NBC in 1955. The first station that aired the series was KCOP-TV in Los Angeles, starting February 24, 1955.
Homer Bell is the fair and wise judge in Spring City where he lives with his orphaned niece Cassandra. Judge Bell's life gets complicated by the antics of Casey but with the help of the housekeeper Maude things turn out fine. Stars. Gene Lockhart.
Folge vom 1. März 1955: Regie: Derwin Abrahams Mit Gene Lockhart, Mary Lee Dearring, Parker Fennelly, Jane Moultrie
His Honor, Homer Bell is a syndicated TV sitcom produced in 1955, starring Gene Lockhart as the titular character, an elected judge/practicing attorney, and widower who looks after his orphaned niece Casey (Mary Lee Dearring). Maude (Jane Moultrie), a housekeeper, also lives with them.
His Honor, Homer Bell is a syndicated TV sitcom produced in 1955, starring Gene Lockhart as the titular character, an elected judge/practicing attorney, and widower who looks after his orphaned niece Casey (Mary Lee Dearring). Maude (Jane Moultrie), a housekeeper, also lives with them. A total of 39 episodes were produced; despite this, no ...
His Honor, Homer Bell is a syndicated TV sitcom produced in 1955, starring Gene Lockhart as the titular character, an elected judge/practicing attorney, and widower who looks after his orphaned niece Casey (Mary Lee Dearring). Maude (Jane Moultrie), a housekeeper, also lives with them.
38 x 30 minute episodes. Canadian Gene Lockhart made the transition from the big screen to the small screen in this sitcom in which he portrayed the kindly and mild-mannered Justice of the Peace, Judge Homer Bell of Spring City, a (fictional) midwestern town – population 75,000.
