Episodes
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Beverly Sills - All the Things You Are
From a Tonight Show appearance in the early 1970s, Beverly Sills, a one-time director of the Metropolitan Opera, sings perhaps the loveliest version of Jerome Kern's "Everything You Are"
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The Cara Williams Show - 11-18-64
Episode - That Little Old Dressmaker, Me
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The Cara Williams Show - 11-25-64
Episode - Get The Lead Out
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The Cara Williams Show - 10-21-64
Episode - Amelia Hoffstetter
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The Cara Williams Show - 10-14-65
Episode - The Good Humor Girl
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The Cara Williams Show - 9 -23-64
Episode No. 1 - Top Secret Groom
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Danny Kaye - Triplets
Danny Kaye plays all three parts in this 1964 TV version of Triplets (originally written for 1953 MGM film "The Band Wagon" with Fred Astaire, Nanette Fabray and Jack Buchanan)
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September Song - Jimmy Durante - 1960s
Jimmy Durante sings "September Song" (written by Kurt Weill and Maxwell Anderson for the 1938 Broadway show "Knickerbocker Holiday") on a Bob Hope television special from the 1960s.
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Penny in My Pocket (Hello Dolly!) - David Hyde Pierce
This song was cut from the original run of Hello Dolly! and reinstated in the 2017 revival with Bette Midler and David Hyde Pierce, performed at 71st Tony Awards.
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Penny In My Pocket - David Hyde Pierce
2017 Tonys - a song cut from the original run of Hello Dolly! was reinstated for the 2017 revival with Bette Midler and David Hyde Pierce.
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Colgate Comedy Hour - The Man I Love
Dean and Jerry torture Richard Stabile (likely the brother of their manager Joey Stabile), an accomplished sax player, as he attempts to play "The Man I Love" by the Gershwins. No matter how you feel about Martin & Lewis, you have to admit it takes artistry to pull off this stuff.
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A Tribute to Mel Brooks Musicals
from a Kennedy Center Awards broadcast
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Dean Martin Christmas Show 1968
a panoply of celebrities help Dean play Santa sending Christmas presents to children's hospitals.
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Young At Heart - Jimmy Durante 1969
77 year old Jimmy Durante sings "Young at Heart"
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Woody Allen and Billy Graham (1969)
Woody Allen interviews Rev. Billy Graham and takes questions from the audience in this 1969 Woody Allen TV Special.
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Nick Lucas and Liberace 1958
Nick Lucas sings "Tiptoe Through the Tulips" on Liberace's filmed television show in 1958.
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Hedda Hopper's Hollywood (1960)
Former actress and Hollywood gossip columnist Hedda Hopper takes us on a tour of Hollywood and interviews the stars of past and present. A Paramount Pictures and Talent Associates early videotape co-production; Produced by Michael Abbott; Directed by William Corrigan; Written by Sumner Locke...
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Milton Berle on I've Got A Secret (1962)
Uncle Miltie impresses Garry Moore and the celebrity panel (Bill Cullen, Betsy Palmer, Henry Morgan and Bess Myerson) with card tricks.
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The Cara Williams Show 1-6-65
"Will Cara's Success Spoil Frank Bridges?" starring Cara Williams, Frank Aletter, Paul Reed and Jack Sheldon. Cara helps out a friend at a recording session and fantasizes about becoming a big singing star. (CBS-TV 1964-65 season)
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Merv Griffin Show promo late 60s
The ditsy Miss Miller (a loyal TV audience member) was featured in this late 1960s promo for Merv Griffin's popular talk show.
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All-star National Urban Coalition PSA - "Let the Sunshine In"
Can you name the celebrities and politicians featured in this late 60s public service announcement for the National Urban Coalition?
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Once Upon A Mattress - Carol Burnett promo
The first television adaptation of the off-Broadway musical-comedy hit by Mary Rogers starring Carol Burnett was aired on June 3, 1964, on CBS. The production was videotaped in black and white in front of a live audience and featured Burnett, Bova, Gilford, and White from the original Broadway...
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The Farmer's Daughter promo
This very weird short promo ran on ABC for the 1963-66 series The Farmer's Daughter starring Inger Stevens, William Windom and Cathleen Nesbitt.
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The Cara Williams Show 60 second promo
Capitalizing on her successful run in Pete & Gladys (1960-62), The Cara Wiliams Show ran on CBS in the 1964-65 season. It was created by Keefe Brasselle and co-starred Frank Aletter and Paul Reed. Cara was branded the new Lucille Ball, end even Lucy agreed Cara was a major comedy talent.
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Cleveland Amory 1974
In 1974 the US Fish and Wildlife Service produced a 26 minute documentary short featuring an interesting interview with the great writer, critic and animal advocate, Cleveland Amory., who has just completed a book entitled "ManKInd?" about how badly wildlife is treated. Amory started The Fund for...
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The Future is Now: Television (1955)
Segment on television from 1955 short subject "The Future is Now."
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Danny Kaye as Capt Hook in Peter Pan (1976)
The great Danny Kaye musically introduces himself as Captain Hook in this 1976 "Hallmark Hall of Fame" production of "Peter Pan" with songs written by Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse.
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Hollywood 1931 in color
Douglas Fairbanks, Edward G. Robinson, Gloria Swanson and other film stars attend the premiere of "Dirigible" at Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.
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Sammy Davis & Mickey Rooney are Two of a Kind
Sammy Davis, Jr. & Mickey Rooney sing and dance "Two of a Kind" from a Hollywood Palace that originally aired Feb 11, 1967. For the unedited show, visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lTJsgx0PeI
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George Burns sings "Don't Take Me Home" 1959
George Burns opens his November 1959 NBC special with a song. DON'T TAKE ME HOME music by Harry Von Tilzer, lyrics by Vincent Bryan Augustus J McCann Was a hen-pecked married man He'd been fighting with his wife Since his married life began. One night about half past three While out upon a spree…
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Milton Berle Special with Lena Horne 1962 in color
Singer Lena Horne joins Milton Berle in an NBC special that first aired 3-9-62.
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Ed Wynn & Frankie Avalon with Milton Berle 1959 in color
First half of the January 21, 1959 colorcast of The Kraft Music Hall starring Milton Berle with guests Ed Wynn and Frankie Avalon
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Kraft Music Hall starring Milton Berle 1959 in color
Count Basie and his orchestra appear with Milton Berle on The Kraft Music Hall that aired on March 18, 1959
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The two Berles sketch 1959 in color
Milton Berle satirizes himself in a 1959 special comparing the old slapstick Berle with his new more sophisticated image in dual appearances that utilizes an early chroma-key process and color videotape. (The song is a parody of vaudevillians Gallagher and Shean theme.) First aired 11-1-59 on NBC.
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Milton Berle and Terry-Thomas discuss America, England and bosoms
Hilarious scene from 1963 blockbuster comedy, "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World" where Milton Berle and Terry-Thomas discuss the differences between England and America.
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Milton Berle with Jonny Puleo and his Harmonica Gang 1966
Jonny Puleo and his Harmonica Gang in a hilarious guest spot with Milton Berle on The Hollywood Palace 1966
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Milton Berle and Harpo Marx 1959
Harpo Marx guests on The Kraft Music Hall starring Milton Berle in 1959.
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Milton Berle and Basil Rathbone comedy skit
Actor Basil Rathbone, famous playing Sherlock Holmes in the 30s & 40s, hams it up with Uncle Miltie in a comedy skit set on the high seas in this Texaco Star Theater from 1952. Milton Frome and Arnold Stang also appear.
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Milton Berle's Mad Mad World of Comedy 1974
Milton Berle hosts an hour-long look at the classic movie comedians. He is joined by Mort Sahl, Dick Martin and Pat Buttram with film clips of WC Fields, Charlie Chaplin, Abbott and Costello, The Marx Brothers and many others.
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Milton Berle's 90th Birthday at Radio City
Milton Berle's 90th Birthday at Radio City Music Hall is celebrated by Billy Crystal, Whoopie Goldberg and Robin Williams
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Milton Berle hosts The Hollywood Palace 1965
Milton Berle in the first of many appearances hosting The Hollywood Palace in 1965
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Bob Hope & Milton Berle 1966
Bob Hope makes a surprise guest appearance on The Milton Berle Show (9-30-66) making fun of each other's styles and wind up singing a rousing rendition of "Bosom Buddies." (Please excuse the quality of this video, as it was recorded on Sony's first home video recorder in 1966!)
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Henny Youngman heckles Milton Berle 1966
Henny Youngman heckles Milton Berle on a hilarious 1966 Hollywood Palace
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Bill Dana joins MIlton Berle on The Hollywood Palace 1965
MIlton Berle and Bill Dana as karate expert Jose Jiminez on a 1965 Hollywood Palace.
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Jerry Lewis Telethon - Strike Up The Band
Jerry conducts a patriotic medley with the big band. Mid 1980s.
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