The music score throughout most of this episode, "A Holiday Visit", is the "Christmas-themed" music straight out of the CBS Music Library. It was used in several late 1950s/ early 1960s era CBS Radio and CBS-TV owned-and-produced dramatic programs.

SUSPENSE: Out for Christmas (w/Raymond Burr), Dec.1958, CBS Radio

HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL: The Hanging Tree (both the Richard Boone CBS-TV edition and the John Dehner CBS Radio edition)

RAWHIDE: The Twenty Five Santa Clauses (w/Ed Wynn), Dec.1961, CBS-TV

several other earlier Christmas-themed episodes of CBS Radio Mystey Theater in the late 1970s

SUSPENSE: Dog Star, Dec.1957, CBS Radio

TWILIGHT ZONE: Night of the Meek (w/Art Carney), CBS-TV, Dec.1960; This 2nd season TZ episode was one of the six episodes from that season that was pre-taped at CBS Television City instead of being filmed at MGM. Unfortunately, the copy that Sci-Fi Channel shows of this particular taped episode is not a pure video-dub off the master, but rather comes from the 16-mm kinescope film.

I can't seem to think of any Christmas-themed episodes of GUNSMOKE from the late 1950s or early 1960s, either CBS Radio or CBS-TV, but if there are any, I would assume that it would have heavily used this "Christmas-themed music" from the CBS Music Library.

As far as I know, there was no Christmas-themed episode of PERRY MASON on CBS-TV during its nine-year run.

I know that there were other misc. CBS Radio (and possibly CBS-TV) owned series which had Christmas-themed episodes from the late 1950s and early1960s which used this particular music score, and one that comes to mind is a late 1950s Christmas episode of CBS Radio's "Whispering Streets" series.

General Mills CBS Radio Adventure Theater only had "new" episodes from Feb. thru July 1977, reruns from Aug.1977 thru Jan.1978. I don't think that there was any Christmas-themed episode(s).

Mark J. Cuccia....
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