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Kinoafisha Film festivals Primetime Emmy Awards Events Primetime Emmy Awards 1956

All nominated movies "Primetime Emmy Awards" in 1956

Site Pan-Pacific Auditorium

Date March 17, 1956

Primetime Emmy / Outstanding Comedy Series

The Phil Silvers Show The Phil Silvers Show

Winner

All nominees

The Jack Benny Program The Jack Benny Program

Caesar's Hour Caesar's Hour

The Danny Thomas Show Make Room for Daddy

The Bob Cummings Show The Bob Cummings Show

The George Gobel Show The George Gobel Show

Primetime Emmy / Best Action or Adventure Series

The Magical World of Disney Disneyland

Winner

All nominees

The Lineup The Lineup

Gunsmoke Gunsmoke

Dragnet Dragnet

Alfred Hitchcock Presents Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Primetime Emmy / Best Actor - Continuing Performance

Fil Silvers

The Phil Silvers Show Some book sources list the show's original program title: "You'll Never Get Rich".

Winner

All nominees

Danny Thomas

The Danny Thomas Show

Robert Young

Father Knows Best

Robert Cummings

The Bob Cummings Show

Jackie Gleason

The Honeymooners

Primetime Emmy / Best Actor - Single Performance

Lloyd Nolan

Ford Star Jubilee For playing "Capt. Queeg". For episode "The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial"

Winner

All nominees

Berri Sallivan

Ford Star Jubilee For playing "Defense Attorney Greenwald". For episode "The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial".

José Ferrer

Producers' Showcase For playing "Cyrano". For episode "Cyrano de Bergerac".

Ralph Bellamy

The United States Steel Hour For playing "Father". For episode "The Fearful Decision".

Everet Sloun

Kraft Theatre For playing "President". For episode "Patterns".

Primetime Emmy / Best Actor in a Supporting Role

Art Carney

The Honeymooners

Winner

All nominees

Siril Richard

Producers' Showcase For episode "Peter Pan".

William Frawley

I Love Lucy

Carl Reiner

Caesar's Hour For playing various roles.

Ed Begley Jr.

Kraft Theatre For episode "Patterns".

Primetime Emmy / Best Actress - Continuing Performance

Lucille Ball

I Love Lucy

Winner

All nominees

Jean Hagen

The Danny Thomas Show

Gracie Allen

The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show

Eve Arden

Our Miss Brooks

Ann Sothern

Private Secretary

Primetime Emmy / Best Actress - Single Performance

Mary Martin

Producers' Showcase For playing "Peter". For episode "Peter Pan".

Winner

All nominees

Jessica Tandy

Producers' Showcase For playing "Wife". For episode "The Fourposter".

Eva Marie Saint

Producers' Showcase For playing "Emily". For episode "Our Town".

Loretta Yang

The Loretta Young Show For playing "Sadie". For episode "Christmas Stopover".

Julie Harris

The United States Steel Hour For playing "Shevawn". For episode "A Wind from the South".

Primetime Emmy / Best Actress in a Supporting Role

Nanette Fabray

Caesar's Hour For playing various roles.

Winner

All nominees

Ann B. Davis

The Bob Cummings Show For episode "Schultzy's Dream World".

Jean Hagen

The Danny Thomas Show

Thelma Ritter

Goodyear Playhouse For episode "The Catered Affair".

Audrey Meadows

The Honeymooners

Primetime Emmy / Best Art Direction - Film Series

You Are There You Are There

William Ferrari

Winner

All nominees

The Adventures of Robin Hood The Adventures of Robin Hood

Peter Proud

Four Star Playhouse Four Star Playhouse

Duncan Cramer

Medic Medic

Ernst Fegté

Schlitz Playhouse Schlitz Playhouse of Stars

Serge Krizman

Primetime Emmy / Best Art Direction - Live Series

Producers' Showcase Producers' Showcase

Otis Riggs Jr.

Winner

Playwrights '56 Playwrights '56

Otis Riggs Jr.

Winner

All nominees

Lux Video Theatre Lux Video Theatre

William Craig Smith

The United States Steel Hour The United States Steel Hour

Carl Kent

Alice in Wonderland Alice in Wonderland

Jan Scott

The Good Fairy The Good Fairy

Jan Scott

Climax! Climax!

James Dowell Vance

Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall The Perry Como Show

Don Shirley

Primetime Emmy / Best Audience Participation Series

The $64, 000 Question The $64,000 Question

Winner

All nominees

You Bet Your Life You Bet Your Life

I've Got a Secret I've Got a Secret

What's My Line? What's My Line?

People Are Funny People Are Funny

Primetime Emmy / Best Camerawork - Live Show

Studio One Studio One

T. Miller

Winner

All nominees

The Linkletter Show House Party

Leslie Vaught

Climax! Climax!

A.J. Cunningham

Lux Video Theatre Lux Video Theatre

Joe Strauss

Primetime Emmy / Best Children's Series

Lassie Lassie

Winner

All nominees

Kukla, Fran and Ollie Kukla, Fran and Ollie

The Mickey Mouse Club The Mickey Mouse Club

The Howdy Doody Show Puppet Playhouse

The Pinky Lee Show The Pinky Lee Show

Ding Dong School Ding Dong School

Primetime Emmy / Best Choreographer

Your Hit Parade Your Hit Parade

Tony Charmoli For episode "Show Biz".

Winner

All nominees

Max Liebman Spectaculars Max Liebman Spectaculars

Rod Alexander

The Jackie Gleason Show The Jackie Gleason Show

June Taylor

Shower of Stars Shower of Stars

James Starbuck "Max Liebman Spectaculars" (NBC): episode not listed. "Shower of Stars" (CBS) for episode: Ethel Merman's Show Stoppers.

Max Liebman Spectaculars Max Liebman Spectaculars

James Starbuck "Max Liebman Spectaculars" (NBC): episode not listed. "Shower of Stars" (CBS) for episode: Ethel Merman's Show Stoppers.

Producers' Showcase Producers' Showcase

Jerome Robbins For episode "Peter Pan".

Primetime Emmy / Best Cinematography for Television

Medic Medic

William A. Sickner For episode "Black Friday".

Winner

All nominees

The Loretta Young Show Letter to Loretta

Norbert Brodine For episode "I Remember the Rani".

Dragnet Dragnet

Edward Colman

Private Secretary Private Secretary

Robert Pittack

Four Star Playhouse Four Star Playhouse

George E. Diskant For episode "The Collar".

Primetime Emmy / Best Comedian

Fil Silvers

Winner

All nominees

George Gobel

Art Carney

Dzhek Benni

Sid Caesar

Primetime Emmy / Best Comedienne

Nanette Fabray

Winner

All nominees

Lucille Ball

Gracie Allen

Ann Sothern

Eve Arden

Primetime Emmy / Best Comedy Writing

The Phil Silvers Show The Phil Silvers Show

Arnold M. Auerbach, Barry E. Blitzer, Vin Bogert, Nat Hiken, Coleman Jacoby, Harvey Orkin, Arnie Rosen, Terry Ryan, Tony Webster For episode "You'll Never Get Rich".

Winner

All nominees

The George Gobel Show The George Gobel Show

Everett Greenbaum, Hal Kanter, Howard Leeds, Harry Winkler

Caesar's Hour Caesar's Hour

Mel Brooks, Selma Diamond, Larry Gelbart, Sheldon Keller, Mel Tolkin

I Love Lucy

Bob Carroll Jr., Madelyn Davis, Jess Oppenheimer, Bob Schiller, Bob Weiskopf For episode "L.A. At Last".

The Jack Benny Program The Jack Benny Program

George Balzer, Hal Goldman, Al Gordon, Sam Perrin

Primetime Emmy / Best Commercial Campaign

Primetime Emmy / Best Contributing to Daytime Programming

Matinee Theatre Matinee Theater

Winner

All nominees

Home Home

Arlin Frensis

The Bob Crosby Show The Bob Crosby Show

The Garry Moore Show The Garry Moore Show

Today Today

Primetime Emmy / Best Director - Film Series

Nat Hiken

The Phil Silvers Show Some book sources list the show's original program title: "You'll Never Get Rich".

Winner

All nominees

Rod Amateau

The Bob Cummings Show For episode "Return of the Wolf".

Sheldon Leonard

The Danny Thomas Show

Dzhek Uebb

Dragnet

Bernard Girard

You Are There For episode "Grant & Lee at Appomatox".

Alfred Hitchcock

Alfred Hitchcock Presents For episode "The Case of Mr. Pelham".

Primetime Emmy / Best Director - Live Series

Franklin Dzh. Shaffner

Ford Star Jubilee For episode "The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial".

Winner

All nominees

Alex Segal

The United States Steel Hour For episode "No Time for Sergeants".

Clark Jones

Producers' Showcase For episode "Peter Pan".

Delbert Mann

Producers' Showcase For episode "Our Town".

John Frankenheimer

Climax! For episode "Portrait in Celluloid".

Primetime Emmy / Best Documentary Program

Omnibus Omnibus

Winner

All nominees

Meet the Press Meet the Press

Person to Person Person to Person

See It Now See It Now

Wide Wide World Wide Wide World

Primetime Emmy / Best Dramatic Series

Producers' Showcase Producers' Showcase

Winner

All nominees

Goodyear Playhouse Goodyear Television Playhouse

The Alcoa Hour The Alcoa Hour

Studio One Studio One

Climax! Climax!

The United States Steel Hour The United States Steel Hour

Primetime Emmy / Best Editing of a Television Film

Alfred Hitchcock Presents Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Edward W. Williams For episode "Breakdown".

Winner

All nominees

Four Star Playhouse Four Star Playhouse

Samuel E. Beetley For episode "The Collar".

The Bob Cummings Show The Bob Cummings Show

Stanley Frazen, Guy Scarpitta For episode "Miss Coffee Break".

Jane Wyman Presents the Fireside Theatre Jane Wyman Presents The Fireside Theatre

Daniel A. Nathan For episode "Little Guy".

Navy Log Navy Log

Jason H. Bernie For episode "Operation Three-In-One".

Primetime Emmy / Best Female Singer

Dinah Shore

Winner

All nominees

Peggi Li

Gisele MacKenzie

Judy Garland

Rosemary Clooney

Primetime Emmy / Best MC or Program Host - Male or Female

Perry Como

Winner

All nominees

Dave Garroway

John Daly

Alfred Hitchcock

Alistair Cooke

Primetime Emmy / Best Male Singer

Perry Como

Winner

All nominees

Gordon MacRae

Frank Sinatra

Eddie Fisher

Herri Belafonte

Primetime Emmy / Best Music Series

Your Hit Parade Your Hit Parade

Winner

All nominees

Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall The Perry Como Show

Coke Time Coke Time

The Voice of Firestone The Voice of Firestone

The Dinah Shore Show The Dinah Shore Show

Primetime Emmy / Best Musical Contribution

Producers' Showcase Producers' Showcase

Sammy Cahn, Jimmy Van Heusen For the song "Love and Marriage". For episode "Our Town".

Winner

All nominees

Ford Star Jubilee Ford Star Jubilee

Noël Coward, Mary Martin For the song "Camarata". For episode "Together with Music".

Producers' Showcase Producers' Showcase

Nelson Riddle For episode "Our Town".

Wide Wide World Wide Wide World

David Broekman For the series' scoring.

Producers' Showcase Producers' Showcase

Sammy Cahn, Jimmy Van Heusen For the score. For episode "Our Town".

Primetime Emmy / Best News Commentator or Reporter

Edward R. Murrow

Winner

All nominees

Douglas Edwards

John Cameron Swayze

Clete Roberts

John Daly

Primetime Emmy / Best Original Teleplay Writing

Kraft Theatre Kraft Television Theatre

Rod Serling For episode "Patterns".

Winner

All nominees

The United States Steel Hour The United States Steel Hour

Cyril Hume, Richard Maibaum For episode "The Fearful Decision" broadcast 10 May 1955.

The Philco Television Playhouse The Philco Television Playhouse

Robert Alan Aurthur For episode "A Man Is Ten Feet Tall".

Goodyear Playhouse Goodyear Television Playhouse

David Davidson For episode "Thunder Over Washington".

The Alcoa Hour The Alcoa Hour

David Davidson For episode "Thunder Over Washington".

Goodyear Playhouse Goodyear Television Playhouse

Paddy Chayefsky For episode "The Catered Affair".

Primetime Emmy / Best Producer - Film Series

The Magical World of Disney Disneyland

Walt Disney

Winner

All nominees

You Are There You Are There

James Fonda

The Phil Silvers Show The Phil Silvers Show

Nat Hiken For episode "You'll Never Get Rich".

The Bob Cummings Show The Bob Cummings Show

Paul Henning

Medic Medic

Frank La Tourette

Primetime Emmy / Best Producer - Live Series

Producers' Showcase Producers' Showcase

Fred Coe

Winner

All nominees

Goodyear Playhouse Goodyear Television Playhouse

Herbert Brodkin

The Alcoa Hour The Alcoa Hour

Herbert Brodkin

The George Gobel Show The George Gobel Show

Hal Kanter

Wide Wide World Wide Wide World

Barry Wood

The United States Steel Hour The United States Steel Hour

Climax! Climax!

Martin Manulis

Primetime Emmy / Best Single Program of the Year

Producers' Showcase Producers' Showcase

For episode "Peter Pan".

Winner

All nominees

Producers' Showcase Producers' Showcase

For episode "The Sleeping Beauty".

The Magical World of Disney Disneyland

For episode "Davy Crockett and River Pirates".

The Danny Thomas Show Make Room for Daddy

For episode "Peter Pan Meets Rusty Williams".

Ford Star Jubilee Ford Star Jubilee

For episode "The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial".

Wide Wide World Wide Wide World

For episode "The American West".

The United States Steel Hour The United States Steel Hour

For episode "No Time for Sergeants".

Primetime Emmy / Best Specialty Act - Single or Group

Marcel Marceau

Winner

All nominees

Herri Belafonte

Donald O'Connor

Semmi Devis ml.

Victor Borge

Primetime Emmy / Best Television Adaptation

Ford Star Jubilee Ford Star Jubilee

Paul Gregory, Franklin Dzh. Shaffner For episode "The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial".

Winner

All nominees

Climax! Climax!

Rod Serling For episode "The Champion".

Producers' Showcase Producers' Showcase

David Shaw For episode "Our Town".

The 20th Century-Fox Hour The 20th Century-Fox Hour

John Monks Jr. For episode "Miracle on 34th Street".

The 20th Century-Fox Hour The 20th Century-Fox Hour

David Dortort For episode "The Ox-Bow Incident".

Primetime Emmy / Best Variety Series

The Ed Sullivan Show Toast of the Town

Winner

All nominees

The Dinah Shore Show The Dinah Shore Show

Shower of Stars Shower of Stars

Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall The Perry Como Show

Ford Star Jubilee Ford Star Jubilee

Primetime Emmy / Governors Award

Dwight D. Eisenhower

For his use and encouragement of television.

Winner

Year

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1939-2024

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1994-2024

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1990-2024

Moscow International Film Festival

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1993-2024

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1998-2024

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