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Cheers to a fine Wednesday of viewing in May 1985. (A snippet from a "set your VCRs" roundup.)
Here's an irresistible snippet from a press conference Van Heflin and Glenn Ford did to promote "3:10 to Yuma."
The whole article is a good one, too, so just "keep reading."
Next up on the Van Heflin/Playhouse 90 hit parade: "The Cruel Day" (1960). Here's an ad and an article that features Van with Peter Lorre.
Hitch a ride with Van Heflin! Here's a sketch and an article about a documentary he narrated -- "U.S. No. 1: American Profile" (1962).

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Here's a post for those of us who love Philip Marlowe, Raymond Chandler annnnnd Van Heflin!
A letter from Raymond Chandler to famed literary agent H.N. Swanson about a script for "The Adventures of Philip Marlowe" radio show that aired in summer of 1947 and starred Van Heflin.
A photo put out by NBC to promote the radio show.
A guest column that Van wrote about meeting Raymond Chandler and understanding the character of Marlowe. (I've posted this before, but I thought I'd repost to accompany the two new-to-me items here.)
It's wonderful to get these insights and to know about their mutual admiration and respect!
A newspaper item in which a man recounts his steam bath with Van Heflin.
Here's a TV magazine article about the NBC News special "American Spectacle," narrated by Van Heflin and written by Lou Hazam. The two first teamed up for the NBC special about U.S. Highway 1.
The full-color, one-hour "American Spectacle" first aired on March 20, 1964, and was repeated to popular acclaim on May 10, 1964.
Its poetic script, fine narration and spectacular color were praised.
An abbreviated (34-minute), black-and-white version seems to be all that remains. Get the file here.