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I've heard of those modified sets too. I believe they did exist. The film industry was totally married to 24fps film and cameras and would not change their equipment to accommodate TV....In fact before video tape TV stations would save shows on film (kinescope)...24fps film.
It would not be hard to change the sweep rates of TVs to 24 fields per sec and sync to the cameras....Also in the late 50's early 60's some of the larger film studios started buying VTRs, TV cameras, and monitors that I believe were set up for 24fps operation....These would be run parallel to the film chain so the director could immediately playback a scene just filmed and decide if it was done right without having to wait for the film to develop.
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