and othersThe Name of the Game NBC-TV adventure series (Nov. 29, 1968) Karloff played a character called Mikhail Orlov in this 90-minute episode entitled "The White Birch", co-starring Susan Saint James, Roddy McDowall, Gene Barry, Peter Deuel, Ben Gazzara, Richard Jaeckel and Susan Oliver; this was Karloff's final dramatic performance, broadcast just weeks before his death. Appearances on Starring Boris Karloff Karloff acted in 13 episodes of the "Starring Boris Karloff" anthology TV/ radio series in 1949: this show was broadcast as both a TV show and a radio show simultaneously "Five Golden Guineas" (Sept. 21, 1949) "The Mask" (Sept. 28, 1949) "Mungahara" (Oct. 5, 1949) "Mad Illusion" (Oct. 12, 1949) "Perchance To Dream" (Oct. 19, 1949) "The Devil Takes a Bride" (Oct. 26, 1949) "The Moving Finger" (Nov. 2, 1949) "The Twisted Path" (Nov. 9, 1949) "False Face" (Nov. 16, 1949) "Cranky Bill" (Nov. 23, 1949) "Three O'Clock" (Nov. 30, 1949) "The Shop at Sly Corner" (Dec. 7, 1949) "The Night Reveals" (Dec. 14, 1949)Nollen, Scott Allen (1991). Boris Karloff: A Critical Account of His Screen, Stage, Radio, Television, and Recording Work. McFarland & Company. p. 417. ISBN 978-0-89950-580-0. Stage performances (from 1928 on)The Idiot (January 25-28, 1928) Belmont Theatre, Los AngelesMonna Vanna (April 23-May 2, 1928) Karloff played Guido Collona; Los AngelesFor the Soul of Rafael (opened May 3, 1928) Los AngelesHotel Imperial (opened May 23, 1928) Karloff played General Juskievica; Los AngelesWindow Panes (opened Aug. 5, 1928) Karloff played Artem Tiapkin; Los AngelesKongo (1929) Karloff played "Kregg" at the Capitol Theatre in San FranciscoThe Criminal Code (Opened May 12, 1930) Karloff played "Galloway" in San Francisco and Los Angeles in 1930 (he reprised the role in the 1931 film version the following year).Mud, Blood and Kisses (Nov. 17, 1934) Karloff appeared in this one-night performance in Padua, CaliforniaThe Drunkard (Oct. 19, 1936) Karloff appeared as a guest-star for one night in this play at the Theatre Mart in Hollywood, to celebrate the play's 1200th performanceThe Tell-Tale Heart (1938) Karloff toured with this play in April 1938, which he only narratedArsenic and Old Lace (beginning Dec. 26, 1940) Karloff starred as Jonathan Brewster for 2 weeks in Baltimore, Md.Arsenic and Old Lace (Jan. 10, 1941-June, 1942) Fulton Theatre and West Point Military Academy in N.Y.; co-starred with Josephine Hull and Wyrley BirchNight of the Stars (Nov. 26, 1941) appeared for one night at Madison Square Garden, NYThe Navy