Hollywood Palace 6-17 Don Adams (host), Barrie Chase, The Lettermen, Tony Martin, Joey Forman

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Originally aired Feb 1, 1969. This program features:
- Don Adams (host)
- Barrie Chase (dancer): "Son of a Preacher Man" in a production number.
- The Lettermen: "Put Your Head on My Shoulder" and "Light My Fire"
- Ruth Buzzi and Alan Sues (comedians, from "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In"): do a comedy routine about a woman visiting her jailed husband.
- Tony Martin sings "Learn How to Laugh" and "A Man Without Love"
- Joey Forman (comedian): In a comedy sketch, Forman plays a struggling actor who runs into Don Adams at Schwab's Drugstore.
- Igor Kio (illusionist from the Moscow State Circus)
- The Half Brothers (comedic jugglers)

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@MikeWilliamsonMusic 10 лет назад

A wonderful show. Many thanks for posting! The Lettermen are in top form, as always.

@cynthialyman2636 8 лет назад

It sounds to me as though the smooth voice of Dick Tufeld pretty much ruled ABC at this point, as we hear him announce the line up of new fall shows in his inimitable voice. I never put it all together, since these were my growing up years, how one voice could represent a network so thoroughly. l still love his intros for the ABC Movies of the Week. Gives me goosebumps. Thanks again for this trip back in time.

@TimelordR 10 лет назад

A look at TV back when there was no such thing as "Reality TV". Thanks for the memories. BTW: for the curious, the long blank pause in the middle of the show was meant for local ABC affiliates to announce their station's call letters, for some local commercials & a news break.

@chrisn7259 8 лет назад

Tony Martin one of the most exciting singers of the day. Really?

@TomElvisSmith 10 лет назад

Thanks for letting me know. I like the Jack Benny program too. I specifically wanted to see the Mills Brothers performing "Cab Diver" and "My Shy Violet" though, those are two of my favorite songs, and they did them both on the HP episode.

@mrgarypike 10 лет назад

Hey HP, This is a great copy of the show, especially the commercials. I am one of the lettermen appearing on the show and I would love to get a DVD copy of it. If you can point me in the right direction for a copy I would be eternally grateful. Thanks, Gary Pike

@TomElvisSmith 10 лет назад

I hope you have the next episode, I want to see the Mills Brothers singing their great songs like "Cab Driver" and "My Shy Violet".

@cynthialyman2636 8 лет назад

l remember my mom making percolated coffee; it always smelled wonderful.

@alexf6886 9 лет назад

Any idea what the guy holding the clapper at the very beginning is referring to when he jokes about being in the Baltimore dressing room? Was this perhaps recorded right after a big game?

@hollywoodpalace3308 9 лет назад

Alex F No earthly idea whatsoever. :)

@hollywoodpalace3308 10 лет назад

No, I'm sorry to say I don't have that one.

@TomElvisSmith 10 лет назад

Ah well, can't win them all!

@hollywoodpalace3308 10 лет назад

What a surprise to hear from one of the actual performers! I'd be happy to send you a copy-- check your youtube inbox for a message from me. Can I assume you have a copy of the Lettermen guest starring on the Jack Benny Show? It's an episode included in the current Jack Benny reruns on cable. On the off chance you don't have it, you should!