1950 - Sunday nights visiting my Auntie Pat and Uncle Al. They were the first to get a TV and we were all there. However, their TV screen sure didn't get this clear a picture. LOL I'm sure I saw this one back then.
I remember the old self playing pianos from Shakeys pizza and Farrells ice cream parlours in the 1970's.Think it was still a nickel when i went into a Farrells still there in 2001
Wow ! Another part from the episode 5th of february 1950. This is great ! Look , I found a description of this episode : Music:--Teresa Brewer sings "Ol' Man Mose" & "Music, Music, Music."--Rosita Serrano (Chilean singer, accompanying herself on guitar) - "Brazil" and "Cielito Lindo."Also appearing: --Luise Rainer (actress) - does a dramatic reading of a story (possibly titled "Small Tragedy") written by Ed Sullivan for "Cosmopolitan" magazine.--Mickey Shaughnessy (stand-up comedian) - topics: New York & a Gene Autry matinee.--Walter B. Long (tap dancer) - dances to "Tea for Two" & "Native Drums."--Walter Nelson (comedic bicycle act) - unicyclist rides tiny bicycle.--Johnny Heldy's Bears (trained animal act) - a pair of bears ride bicycles & roll barrels.
Hi. That episode can be found from tv-museum.myshopify.com/products/disc-14-classic-tv-variety-shows-7-shows It has Rosita Serrano. If you still have trouble talk on my Discussion page.
@@raymondgallardo576 There is no such thing as the show in general. The 1950s live telecasts were not copyright registered. SOFA can't claim a thing. It is an offense to falsely claim copyright. You'd have to tell us at exactly what point the taped broadcasts were registered.
