January 7, 1965 [226] "The
Case of the Frustrated Folksinger"
Director Arthur Marks
TeleplayJohn Elliotte
Amy Jo Jennings is an aspiring
folksinger all too fresh from the hills and full of
dreams of being a big star. But besides being very naive,
Amy Jo is also very rich, having inherited her father's
successful Home Folk's Remedy Company. This explains
talent agent Harry Bronson's interest in her. He's
offered her a starring role in a cross-country musicalfor $50,000, that is. Amy Jo finally wakes up
and smells the coffee at a swinging party at Bronson's
house. She goes looking for Bronson, but he appears to be
asleep. Actually, he's dead. As Amy Jo has the best
motive for the crime, she's soon singing a sad song of
murder to Perry.
This episode features Gary Crosby
(Bing's son), Lee Meriwether, and Mark Goddard, who
portrayed Don West on "Lost in Space."
"Jazbo" WilliamsGary Crosby
Amy Jo JenningsBonnie Jones
(defendant)
Lester CrawfordMark Goddard
Harry BronsonRobert H. Harris
(victim)
Lionel AlbrightRichard Garland
Natalie GrahamLee Meriwether
JudgeS. John Launer
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