Shadow of a Pale Horse (The United States Steel Hour) explained

Series:	The United States Steel Hour
Season:	7
Episode:	23
Director:	Jack Smight
Teleplay:	Jack Palmer
Length:	60 mins
Guests:	Dan Duryea

"Shadow of a Pale Horse" is a television play that aired as part of The United States Steel Hour on CBS on 27 July 1960. Although adapted by Jack Palmer from Stewart's original script, the Australian setting was kept.^{[1] [2]}

Cast

• Dan Duryea
• Frank Lovejoy
• Carroll O'Connor

Reception

The Washington Post called it a "stimulating, above average production".^[3]

The New York Times called it "an unusual story, enhanced by a good production".^[4]

The United States Steel Hour would later film another Stewart play The Devil Makes Sunday.

Notes and References

1. Web site: US Steel Hour Season 7. CTVA.
2. Forgotten Australian Television Plays: Shadow of a Pale Horse. Stephen. Vagg. Filmink. September 13, 2023.
3. Flesh-and-Blood Feelings Balk Impersonal JusticeBy Fred Danzig. The Washington Post and Times-Herald 22 July 1960: D6
4. TV: Lucid Documentary: 'Youth: A Summer Crisis?' on WABC Is Report on Lack of Jobs HereR.F.S.. New York Times 21 July 1960: 51.