Sizeman owns a dress-manufacturing business in New York City. When his son was born, he addded the words ""and Son"" to the name of the company, hoping that they would work together some day. Then the son returns from the Korean War a changed man. Regarding himself as a savior of the common man from the greed of the bosses, he disrupts the happy working atmosphere at Sizeman and Son's.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elick Moll | Writer | ||
| Nan Boardman | Guest Star | ||
| Carol Morris | Guest Star | ||
| Jymme Shore | Guest Star | ||
| Farley Granger | Guest Star | ||
| Frances Lax | Guest Star | ||
| Peter Leeds | Guest Star | ||
| Frances Morris | Guest Star | ||
| Lawrence Dobkin | Guest Star | ||
| S. John Launer | Guest Star | ||
| Dan Blocker | Guest Star | ||
| Ernestine Wade | Guest Star | ||
| Than Wyenn | Guest Star | ||
| Ruth Ain | Guest Star | ||
| Jeanne Cooper | Guest Star | ||
| Mona Freeman | Guest Star | ||
| Peter Lorre | Guest Star | ||
| Franchot Tone | Guest Star | ||
| Eddie Cantor | Guest Star | ||
| Vincent J. Donahue | Director |