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The Hollywood Palace — Storyline

The Hollywood Palace is an hour-long American television variety show that was broadcast weekly on ABC from January 4, 1964 to February 7, 1970. Originally titled The Saturday Night Hollywood Palace, it began as a mid-season replacement for The Jerry Lewis Show, another variety show which had lasted only three months. It was staged in Hollywood at the former Hollywood Playhouse on Vine Street, which was renamed The Hollywood Palace during the show's duration and is today known as Avalon Hollywood. A little-known starlet named Raquel Welch was cast during the first season as the "Billboard Girl", who placed the names of the acts on a placard.

Cast & Crew

The Hollywood Palace — Series Details

The Hollywood Palace — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Host: Bing Crosby (1964-01-04) — Host: Bing Crosby

  Scheduled guests: –Gary Crosby –Bob Newhart (comedian)

  –Mickey Rooney and Bobby Van – ""If We Felt Any Better"" –Nancy Wilson (singer)

  –The Young A

• E2: Host: Bob Cummings / Rosemary Clooney (1964-01-11) — Host: Bob Cummings –Rosemary Clooney –Carl Reiner & Mel Brooks (comedians) –Anthony Newley –Dave King
• E3: Host: Hugh O'Brian (1964-01-18) — Host: Hugh O'Brian

  Scheduled guests:

  –Johnny Mathis –Ginger Rogers –Marty Ingels (comedian) –Joanie Sommers (singer) –Johnny Puleo (harmonica player) –Les Cha

• E4: Host: Ernest Borgnine (1964-01-25) — Host: Ernest Borgnine Other guests: –Carl Ballantine (comedian, from ""McHale's Navy"") –Joe Flynn (comedian, from ""McHale's Navy"") –Tony Bennett –Eleanor Powell
• E5: Host: Donald O'Connor (1964-02-01) — Host: Donald O'Connor –Donald O'Connor dances with the Louis DaPron dancers –Don Knotts (comedian) – appears, in a comedy sketch, as a bashful after-dinner speaker –Buddy
• E6: Host: Gig Young (1964-02-08) — Host: Gig Young Other guests: –Yma Sumac (singer) –The Mills Brothers (vocal group) –Buddy Hackett (comedian, whose appearance was postponed last week) –Dorothy C
• E7: Host: Dale Robertson (1964-02-15) — Host: Dale Robertson –Red Buttons (comedian) –The Smothers Brothers (comedy folk singers) –Vic Damone (singer) – ""On the Street Where You Live"" & ""You and the Night a
• E8: Host: Gene Kelly (1964-02-22) — –Gene Kelly opens the show by singing a few lines from ""Singin' in the Rain"" –Gene Kelly (and two other dancers, Dick Humphries and Alex Plaschheart) do a tribute to precisi
• E9: Host: Efrem Zimbalist Jr. (1964-02-29) — Host: Efrem Zimbalist Jr. –Louis Quinn (appeared with Zimbalist on ""77 Sunset Strip"") –Kate Smith –Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, Trigger and the Sons of the Pioneers –C
• E10: Host: Dean Martin (1964-03-07) — Host: Dean Martin Other guests: –Jackie Mason (comedian) –Barrie Chase (dancer) –Vikki Carr (singer) –Piccola Pupa (12-year-old singer from Italy) –Leonard B
• E11: Host: Groucho Marx (1964-03-14) — Guests: –Groucho Marx (host) –Morey Amsterdam & Rose Marie (comedians, from ""The Dick Van Dyke Show"") –Jose Greco (flamenco dancer with his dance troupe) –Jennie
• E12: Host: Nat King Cole (1964-03-21) — –Nat King Cole – ""My True Carrie Love,"" ""Paper Moon,"" ""Unforgettable"" and ""Day In, Day Out"" –Nat King Cole and the Young Souls – ""Get on Board!"" –Diahann Carroll
• E13: Host: George Burns (1964-03-28) — Host: George Burns –George Burns – ""Don't Take Me Home"" & ""I'll Buy the Ring"" –Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks –Patti Page – ""Call Me Irresponsible"" & ""Sweetest Sound
• E14: Co-hosts: Tony Martin and Cyd Charisse (1964-04-04) — Co-hosts: Tony Martin and Cyd Charisse

  –Tony Martin and Cyd Charisse (husband & wife) – ""The Old Soft Shoe"" –Tony Martin – ""The Best Things in Life Are Free,"" ""Wives and

• E15: Host: Donald O'Connor (1964-04-11) — Host: Donald O'Connor –Donald O'Connor – ""Tea for Two"" –Donald O'Connor and the Four Little Angels – sing ""Old MacDonald""

  –Jack E. Leonard (comedian) –Jarry Van D

• E16: Host: Jimmy Durante (1964-04-18) — Host: Jimmy Durante –Jimmy Durante – ""Words,"" ""I Could Have Danced All Night,"" ""What a Day"" & ""This is All I Ask"" –Jimmy Durante & Liberace – ""When a Real Piano Pl
• E17: Host: Ken Murray / Chad and Jeremy (1964-04-25) — Host: Ken Murray

  –Ken Murray (shows some of his Hollywood home movies) –Chad & Jeremy

  –Rowan and Martin (comedy team) –Eddie Albert –The Step Brothers (tap dancers)

• E18: Host: Louis Jourdan (1964-05-02) — Host: Louis Jourdan –Anna Maria Alberghetti (singer) – ""Irma La Douce"" –Henny Youngman (comedian) –The King Sisters (singers) – ""Me and My Shadow"" and a medley of old
• E19: Host: Dale Robertson / The Womenfolk (1964-05-09) — Host: Dale Robertson –Betty Hutton – ""It Had To Be You"" –Paul Lynde and Carole Cook perform a dramatic scene. They then do the same scene again…as a comedy. –The Wom
• E20: Host: Fred MacMurray (1964-05-16) — Host: Fred MacMurray

  –George Gobel (comedian) –Dorothy Collins (singer) –Trini Lopez (singer) –Guy Marks (comedian) –Augie and Margo (adagio dancers) Military

• E21: Host: Victor Borge (1964-05-23) — Host: Victor Borge

  –Victor Borge and Caterina Valente – ""The Girl from Ipanema"" –Caterina Valente – ""Cute"" and ""Hindustan"" –Drummers Louis Bellson, Shelly Manne, Ir

• E22: Host: Phil Harris (1964-05-30) — Host: Phil Harris –Louis Armstrong –Louis Nye (comedian) –Mary Costa (soprano) –Peter Gennaro (dancer-choreographer) –Pete Barbuti (comedian) –The Jubilee F
• E23: Host: Gene Barry / Buster Keaton & Gloria Swanson (1964-06-06) — Host: Gene Barry (from ""Burke's Law"") –Gene Barry – sings ""Just In Time,"" ""Day In, Day Out"" & ""Perfect Paris Night"" –Buster Keaton and Gloria Swanson – (1) perform
• E24: Host: Dean Martin / The Rolling Stones (1964-06-13) — Host: Dean Martin –Dean Martin – ""Smile,"" ""Take These Chains"" & ""Everybody Loves Somebody"" –The Rolling Stones – ""I Just Wanna Make Love To You"" –Joey Forman (c

Season 2

• E1: Host: Debbie Reynolds (1964-09-19) — Second season premiere Host: Debbie Reynolds –Buddy Hackett (comedian) –Liberace –Rich Little (comedian-impressionist) –Astrud Gilberto (singer) & Stan Getz –Ni
• E2: Host: Ed Wynn / The Rolling Stones (1964-09-26) — Host: Ed Wynn –The Rolling Stones – ""Not Fade Away"" –Eydie Gormé (singer, backed by six guitarists and the Trio Los Panchos) –Ed Wynn and Eydie Gormé – ""Tea for Two
• E3: Host: Maurice Chevalier (1964-10-03) — Host: Maurice Chevalier –Maurice Chevalier sings ""Louise,"" ""J'attendrais"" and ""When You're Smiling"" –Jane Powell (dancer) – ""Come Dance with Me"" –Maurice Cheval
• E4: Host: Donald O'Connor (1964-10-10) — Host: Donald O'Connor –Donald O'Connor – ""Take a Bow"" –Dorothy Provine (singer-dancer) and Donald O'Connor – ""I Love to Dance"" –Sergio Franchi – ""I Have Dreamed"" an
• E5: Host: Betty Grable (1964-10-24) — Host: Betty Grable

  –Harry James and his band –Dan Dailey

  –The Smothers Brothers –Diahann Carroll –Henny Youngman (comedian)

• E6: Host: Buddy Ebsen (1964-10-31) — Host: Buddy Ebsen –Buddy Ebsen (from the ""Beverly Hillbillies"") – ""I Was in Vaudeville"" –Willie Mays (San Francisco Giants' center fielder) –Jack Carter (comedian)
• E7: Host: Gene Barry / Bette Davis & Olivia de Haviland (1964-11-07) — Host: Gene Barry –Gene Barry (star of ""Burke's Law"") – ""Lady Be Good"" and ""It's All Right with Me"" –Bette Davis and Olivia de Haviland – perform ""The Twilight Shore,
• E8: Host: Victor Borge (1964-11-14) — Host: Victor Borge –Victor Borge (comic pianist) – in a comedy segment, Borge composes by amalgamation, using sheet music, a pair of scissors and a role of cellophane tape. –
• E9: Host: Arthur Godfrey (1964-11-21) — Host: Arthur Godfrey –Arthur Godfrey – ""Trail of the Lonesome Pine,"" ""I Like Being Here with You,"" ""I'd Give a Million Tomorrows,"" ""My Little Grass Shack,"" ""Too Fat Po
• E10: Host: Tony Martin (1964-11-28) — Host: Tony Martin –Tony Martin – ""Avalon,"" ""Everybody Loves Somebody"" & ""People"" –Cyd Charisse (dancer, wife of Tony Martin) – ""An Occasional Man"" –Desi, Dino and
• E11: Host: Phil Harris / Ginger Rogers (1964-12-05) — Host: Phil Harris –Phil Harris – ""This Could be the Start of Something"" –Ginger Rogers – ""These Foolish Things"" –The McGuire Sisters (singing group, doing a medley
• E12: Host: Burl Ives (1964-12-12) — Host: Burl Ives –Burl Ives (folk singer) – ""Blue Tail Fly,"" ""Wayfarin' Stranger,"" ""Big Rock Candy Mountain,"" ""Foggy Foggy Dew,"" ""Funny Way of Laughing,"" ""Lavender Bl
• E13: Host: Donald O'Connor (1964-12-19) — Host: Donald O'Connor

  –Louis Armstrong –Jane Powell (actress-singer) –Cliff ""Charley Weaver"" Arquette –Norm Crosby (comedian) –The Vienna Boys Choir –The Ha

• E14: Host: Van Johnson / Betty Grable (1964-12-26) — Host: Van Johnson –Van Johnson – ""I'm a Ham,"" ""Let Me Entertain You,"" ""I Want to be Happy"" and ""Lot of Livin' to Do"" –Betty Grable – ""Please, Mr. Brown"" –Jacki
• E15: Host: Liberace (1965-01-09) — Host: Liberace –Liberace – ""Blue Danube,"" Me and My Shadow"" and ""There'll Be No New Tunes on This Old Piano"" –Edward G. Robinson (actor) – reading Milton Geiger's patri
• E16: Host: Bing Crosby (1965-01-16) — Host: Bing Crosby –Beverly Garland (from Bing's 1964-65 sitcom) –Frank McHugh (from Bing's 1964-65 sitcom) –Bing Crosby, Beverly Garland and Frank McHugh – ""Top Banana"
• E17: Host: Kate Smith / Trini Lopez (1965-01-23) — Host: Kate Smith

  –Kate Smith (singer) – ""Danke Schön,"" ""You're Nobody till Somebody Loves You,"" ""Temptation"" and ""God Bless America"" –Trini Lopez (singer) – ""Michael

• E18: Host: Cyd Charisse (1965-01-30) — Host: Cyd Charisse

  –Cyd Charisse – ""Let's Dance"" and ""Ballet Blues"" –Tony Martin (singer, Cyd Charisse's husband) – ""Dear Heart"" and ""Lullaby of Broadway"" –Cyd Ch

• E19: Host: David Janssen (1965-02-06) — Host: David Janssen –David Janssen (from ""The Fugitive"") –Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks (comedians) – give advice on filing income tax returns. –Edie Adams (singer) – ""L
• E20: Host: George Burns (1965-02-13) — Host: George Burns –George Burns – ""History of the Dance"" & ""Pack Up Your Sins"" –Connie Stevens – ""Married I Can Always Get"" (or "" Married I Can Always Stay"") —
• E21: Host: Bette Davis (1965-02-20) — Host: Bette Davis –Bette Davis sings ""To Be Single"" (an answer to Richard Burton's recording ""A Married Man"") –Bette Davis and Bert Lahr appear in ""Jealousy,"" a comedy
• E22: Hosts: Roy Rogers & Dale Evans / Jan and Dean (1965-02-27) — Co-hosts: Roy Rogers and Dale Evans –Roy Rogers and Dale Evans (accompanied by Trigger and the Sons of the Pioneers) –Jan and Dean – ""From All over the World"" (theme from
• E23: Host: Eddie Fisher (1965-03-06) — Host: Eddie Fisher –Eddie Fisher – ""Let Me Entertain You"" –Connie Stevens – ""It Only Takes a Moment"" –Jack Carter (comedian) –The Arirang Korean ballet troupe
• E24: Host: Victor Borge (1965-03-13) — Host: Victor Borge –Victor Borge (comic pianist) – demonstrates how great composers stumbled on some of their famous compositions. –Rosemary Clooney – ""Cabin in the Sky,""
• E25: Host: Robert Goulet (1965-03-20) — Host: Robert Goulet –Robert Goulet (guest host) –Carol Lawrence (singer, wife of Robert Goulet) –Bill Cosby (comedian, does a routine about Noah and the Ark) –Les Su
• E26: Host: Tony Randall / Diana Ross & the Supremes (1965-03-27) — Host: Tony Randall

  –Tony Randall – does a sketch about an all-night radio disc jockey –Diana Ross and the Supremes – ""Stop! In The Name Of Love"" –Allan Sherman sings ""C

• E27: Host: Dale Robertson (1965-04-03) — Host: Dale Robertson –Tim Conway (comedian, from ""McHale's Navy"") – does an obstetrician sketch –George Gobel (comedian) –Barbara McNair (singer) –Lisa Kirk (singe
• E28: Host: Groucho Marx / Margaret Dumont (1965-04-17) — Host: Groucho Marx –Margaret Dumont (comedian, in her last TV appearance) –Groucho Marx and Margaret Dumont perform their comedy classic ""Captain Spaulding,"" a number from
• E29: Host: Pat Boone (1965-04-24) — Host: Pat Boone

  –Pat Boone – ""Exodus,"" ""Walk Right In,"" ""Love Letters in the Sand,"" ""Wonderful Time Up There"" and ""April Love"" –Dorothy Collins (singer) – ""Sleepin

• E30: Host: Louis Armstrong (1965-05-01) — Host: Louis Armstrong

  –Louis Armstrong – ""Hello, Dolly!"" ""When the Saints Go Marching In,"" ""Mack the Knife"" and ""Blueberry Hill"" (Also, Armstrong is saluted for his 50 ye

• E31: Host: Steve Lawrence (1965-05-08) — Host: Steve Lawrence

  –Mickey Rooney and Bobby Van – appear in a spoof of the movie ""Bridge on the River Kwai"" –Jean Fenn (operatic soprano) –The Backporch Majority (fol

• E32: Host: George Burns (1965-05-15) — Host: George Burns –Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks (comedians, do an interview sketch on dieting) –Jack Jones (singer) –Mary Costa (operatic soprano) –The Young Americans
• E33: Host: Tennessee Ernie Ford (1965-05-22) — Host: Tennessee Ernie Ford –Ann Miller (singer-dancer) –Edie Adams (singer)–Jack Carter (comedian)–Santos (low-wire acrobat act from Portugal)–The O'Keffe comedy divers (from
• E34: Host: Kate Smith (1965-05-29)
• E35: Host: Victor Borge (1965-06-05)

Season 3

• E1: Host: Bing Crosby (1965-09-18) — Host: Bing Crosby –Bing Crosby – ""The Hollywood Palace Song"" –Caterina Valente (singer) – ""Meditation"" –Bing Crosby and Caterina Valente – ""Slow Boat to China,"" "
• E2: Host: Bing Crosby / Louis Armstrong (1965-09-25) — Host: Bing Crosby –Bing Crosby – ""My Blue Heaven"" –Louis Armstrong – ""Way Down Yonder in New Orleans"" –Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong – ""Dardanella"" –Phil Harris (comedi
• E3: Host: Fred Astaire / We Five (1965-10-02) — Host: Fred Astaire –Fred Astaire – ""Top Hat"" & ""The Time Has Come"" –We Five – ""You Were on My Mind"" –Jimmy Smith (jazz organist) – ""The Organ Grinder's Swing""
• E4: Host: Joan Crawford / Jack Jones (1965-10-09) — Host: Joan Crawford –Joan Crawford reads ""A Prayer for Little Children"" –Jack Jones – ""Just Yesterday"" & ""More"" –Jack Jones & Joanie Sommers – ""Call Me"" –Joa
• E5: Host: Frank Sinatra / Count Basie (1965-10-16) — Host: Frank Sinatra –Frank Sinatra – ""I've Got the World on a String"" –Frank Sinatra and Count Basie – ""Fly Me to the Moon,"" ""Everybody Has a Right to be Wrong,"" ""Pl
• E6: Host: Milton Berle / Sonny & Cher (1965-10-23) — Host: Milton Berle –Sonny and Cher – ""Baby, Don't Go"" & ""Where Do You Go?"" –Sonny and Cher with Milton Berle – in a skit, perform a version of ""But You're Mine"" title
• E7: Host: Ray Bolger (1965-11-06) — –Ray Bolger (host) – ""Put on a Happy Face,"" ""Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries,"" ""Ida,"" ""Rosie O'Grady,"" ""Once in Love with Amy"" and ""Who?"" –Kay Starr – ""Never Dream
• E8: Host: Judy Garland / Vic Damone (1965-11-13) — Host: Judy Garland –Judy Garland sings ""Once in a While,"" I Loved Him"" and ""We're a Couple of Swells"" –Judy Garland sings ""Play the Palace"" then performs songs made f
• E9: Host: Bing Crosby (1965-11-20) — Host: Bing Crosby –Bing Crosby (host) – ""Them There Eyes"" –Diahann Carroll (singer) – ""It's Not Unusual"" and ""If I Ruled the World"" –John Bubbles (song-and-dance m
• E10: Host: Janet Leigh (1965-11-27) — Host: Janet Leigh –Janet Leigh and Allan Sherman – ""Sarah Jackman"" –Allan Sherman (comedy singer) – ""Peyton Place"" –Rowan & Martin (comedy team) –Andy Russell (
• E11: Host: Milton Berle (1965-12-04) — Host: Milton Berle –Milton Berle and Liberace – ""My Kind of Town"" –Liberace – ""More,"" ""Alley Cat"" and the theme from ""Exodus"" –Cesar Romero (actor) –Joey He
• E12: Host: Caterina Valente / Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass (1965-12-11) — Host: Caterina Valente –Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass – ""Whipped Cream"" & ""The Lonely Bull"" –Caterina Valente – sings ""Danke Schön,"" ""Don't Rain on My Parade,""
• E13: Host: Bing Crosby (1965 Christmas Show) (1965-12-25) — Host: Bing Crosby (1965 Christmas Show) –Bing Crosby – ""White World of Winter"" –Bob Crane, Bing Crosby and Dorothy Collins – ""We Wish You the Merriest"" –Bing Crosby
• E14: Host: Bing Crosby / Sonny and Cher (1966-01-01) — Second Anniversary show Host: Bing Crosby –Bing Crosby – ""Let's Start the New Year Right"" and ""This Could be the Start of Something Big"" –Sonny and Cher with Bing Cros
• E15: Host: Kate Smith (1966-01-08) — Host: Kate Smith –Kate Smith – ""Fine and Dandy,"" ""When the Moon Comes over the Mountain,"" ""Who Cares?"" and ""Love Is a Many Splendored Thing"" –Juliet Prowse (dancer,
• E16: Host: Phil Harris (1966-01-15) — Host: Phil Harris –Alice Faye –Tim Conway –Georgie Kaye –Sergio Franchi –The Kim Sisters
• E17: Host: Fred Astaire / Petula Clark (1966-01-22) — Host: Fred Astaire –Barrie Chase (Astaire's dancing partner) –Petula Clark – ""My Love"" & ""My Fair Lady"" medley –Mickey Rooney –Bobby Van –Ray Hastings (comed
• E18: Host: Arthur Godfrey / The Mamas & the Papas (1966-01-29) — Host: Arthur Godfrey –Arthur Godfrey – ""The Wonderful Thing About Love,"" ""S' Wonderful,"" ""England Swings"" and ""Good Old Days"" –Arthur Godfrey with the Mamas and th
• E19: Host: Vincent Edwards (1966-02-05) — Guests: –Vincent Edwards (host) – ""A Fellow Needs a Girl"" & medley: ""Lulu's Back in Town,"" ""Maria"" and ""Ida"" –Vincent Edwards and Liza Minnelli – ""Everything I've
• E20: Host: Donald O'Connor / Paul Anka (1966-02-12) — Host: Donald O'Connor –Donald O'Connor – ""Mother Goose"" –Donald O'Connor and Jane Morgan – ""Look at That Face"" –Edward G. Robinson – reads an excerpt from Aaron Cop
• E21: Host: Bing Crosby / Rosemary Clooney (1966-02-19) — Host: Bing Crosby –Bing Crosby – ""Just the Way You Are"" –Rosemary Clooney – Blues medley –Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney – ""Hear That Band,"" ""New Vienna Woods,""
• E22: Host: Liberace (1966-02-26) — –Liberace (host) –Bob Newhart (comedian) – does a monologue about a night watchman encountering King Kong. –Jack Burns and Avery Schreiber (comedy team) – do a taxicab routi
• E23: Host: Milton Berle / Adam West (1966-03-05) — Comedy: A comic book spoof with Milton Berle, Adam West, Henny Youngman, Martha Raye and Abdou Amin.

  Music: –Adam West (from ""Batman,"" making his TV singing debut) – sing

• E24: Host: Fred Astaire / Ethel Merman (1966-03-12) — Host: Fred Astaire –Fred Astaire – sings ""Fascinatin' Rhythm"" & ""Lady Be Good."" Astaire also dances to ""Bugle Call Rag."" –Ethel Merman – ""Some People"" –Fred Ast
• E25: Host: Robert Goulet / Nancy Sinatra (1966-03-19) — –Robert Goulet – ""Moment of Truth"" & ""Soliloguy"" –Nancy Sinatra – ""These Boots Are Made For Walkin'"" & ""As Tears Go By"" –Robert Goulet and Nancy Sinatra – Shoe med
• E26: Host: Bing Crosby (1966-03-26) — Host: Bing Crosby –Bing Crosby – ""Bye, Bye, Blackbird,"" ""Red, Red Robin"" & ""The Men in My Little Girl's Life"" –Bing Crosby and Tammy Grimes – ""Typically English""
• E27: Host: Martha Raye / Chad and Jeremy (1966-04-02) — Host: Martha Raye –Martha Raye – ""Lover"" & ""Little Girl Blue"" –Chad and Jeremy – ""Distant Shores"" –Martha Raye, Chad and Jeremy – ""The Stately Homes of England""
• E28: Host: Gene Barry / The Mamas and the Papas (1966-04-09) — Host: Gene Barry –Gene Barry – ""A Real Live Girl,"" ""What Am I?"" and ""All I Need Now Is a Girl"" –The Mamas and the Papas – ""Monday, Monday"" –Wally Cox (comedian)
• E29: Hosts: Tony Martin & Cyd Charisse / Cesar Romero (1966-04-16) — Hosts: Tony Martin & Cyd Charisse (husband & wife) –Tony Martin (singer) – ""Singing in the Rain,"" ""I'll Only Miss Her,"" ""Who Can I Turn To?"" and ""A Lovely Way to Spend a
• E30: Host: Victor Borge / Jane Powell (1966-04-23) — Host: Victor Borge –Victor Borge – ""The Viennese Waltz"" and does a routine about phonetic punctuation. –Jane Powell (singer) – ""I'm in Love with a Wonderful Guy"" & ""On
• E31: Host: Fred Astaire / Barrie Chase / Herb Alpert (1966-04-30) — Host: Fred Astaire –Fred Astaire – ""Steppin' Out with My Baby"" & ""I'm Puttin' All My Eggs in One Basket"" –Fred Astaire and Barrie Chase (do modern dance steps to a rock
• E32: Host: Judy Garland / Johnny Rivers (1966-05-07) — Host: Judy Garland

  –Judy Garland – ""What the World Needs Now Is Love"" & ""By Myself Alone"" –Judy Garland & Van Johnson – ""Mr. and Mrs. Clown"" –Van Johnson – ""Guys a

• E33: Host: Bing Crosby / Leslie Uggams (1966-05-21) — Guests: –Bing Crosby (host) – ""This Is One Of Those Songs"" –Leslie Uggams – ""What Did I Have?"" & ""Inka-Dinka-Doo"" –Bing Crosby and Johnny Mercer – ""From Monday On

Season 4

• E1: Host: Bing Crosby / The Mamas & the Papas (1966-09-17) — Host: Bing Crosby –The Mamas & the Papas – ""Dancing Bear"" & ""Dancing in the Street"" –Bing Crosby – ""Strike Up the Band"" (with dancers) –George Burns – ""Pack Up You
• E2: Host: Phil Silvers / Lovin' Spoonful (1966-09-24) — Host: Phil Silvers –Mr. and Mrs. Bob Top (roller skating couple) – perform stunts atop a 60-foot-high platform outside the theater –Polly Bergen – sings ""It's Today"" & ""
• E3: Host: Elizabeth Montgomery (1966-10-01) — Host: Elizabeth Montgomery –Elizabeth Montgomery – ""Bewitched"" theme. –Elizabeth Montgomery and Vic Damone – ""Bewitched, Bothered & Bewildered"" duet –Vic Damone (si
• E4: Host: Adam West / Ray Charles (1966-10-08) — Host: Adam West

  –Adam West (from ""Batman"") – sings ""The Orange Colored Sky"" & ""The Summer Wind"" –Ray Charles with the Raelettes – ""Crying Time,"" ""Tell the World Abou

• E5: Host: Phillis Diller / Herman's Hermits (1966-10-22) — Host: Phyllis Diller –Herman's Hermits – ""Listen People"" & ""Dandy"" –Bob Newhart (comedian) – does a monologue about a policeman talking to a man who's threatening to co
• E6: Host: Herb Alpert / The Supremes (1966-10-29) — –Herb Alpert (host) and the Tijuana Brass – ""Tijuana Taxi"" –Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass – ""Mame,"" medley of hits and ""Zorba the Greek"" –The Supremes – ""You Ke
• E7: Host: Dale Robertson / The Stoneman Family (1966-11-05) — Host: Dale Robertson –Dale Robertson (from the ""Iron Horse"" TV series) – ""Gotta Travel On"" & ""I've Been Working on the Railroad"" –Barrie Chase (dancer-singer) – ""Poss
• E8: Host: Phil Harris (1966-11-12) — –Phil Harris (guest host, singer) –The Flying Artons with David Nelson (trapeze act) –Szony and Claire (dance team) –George Jessel (comedian / actor) –Elizabeth and Co
• E9: Host: Vince Edwards / The Standells (1966-11-19) — Host: Vince Edwards (from ""Ben Casey"") –Opening number: Vince Edwards sings while women in ""mod"" clothing dance around him.

  –Rowan & Martin appear with Vince during the op

• E10: Host: Bing Crosby / Dorothy Lamour (1966-11-26) — Guests: –Bing Crosby (host) – ""Mame"" & ""Sunrise, Sunset"" –Vikki Carr – ""Bye, Bye, Blackbird"" & ""Cuando Caliente El Sol""

  –Bill Dana (comedian) – appears in a sketch

• E11: Host: Victor Borge / Petula Clark (1966-12-03) — Host: Victor Borge –Petula Clark – ""Strangers In The Night"" & ""Without A Song"" –Allen & Rossi (comedy team) – routine about a Japanese baseball star –Steve Rossi – ""T
• E12: Host: Jimmy Durante / The Turtles (1966-12-10) — –Jimmy Durante (host) – ""One of Those Songs"" & ""A One-Room Home"" –The Turtles – ""Can I Get To Know You Better"" –George Carlin (comedian) – spoofs rock 'n' roll DJs
• E13: Host: Eddie Fisher (1966-12-17) — –Eddie Fisher – ""Games that Lovers Play"" and ""Mame"" –Eddie Fisher and the Young Americans – ""Hava Nagila"" –The Young Americans – ""Climp Every Mountain"" and ""Gonna B
• E14: Host: Bing Crosby & family (1966 Christmas Show) (1966-12-24) — 1966 Christmas Show hosted by Bing and Kathryn Crosby, with their children Harry, Mary Francis and Nathaniel.

  –Bing Crosby – ""Happy Holliday,"" ""Christmas Waltz"" and ""White C

• E15: Host: Bing Crosby / The Mills Brothers (1966-12-31) — Host: Bing Crosby –Bing Crosby – ""Auld Lang Syne"" & ""Cabaret"" –Bing Crosby and the Mills Brothers – ""Paper Doll"" –The Mills Brothers – ""Don't Blame Me"" –Doro
• E16: Host: Ray Bolger / Paul Revere & the Raiders (1967-01-07) — Host: Ray Bolger –Paul Revere and the Raiders – ""Great Airplane Strike of 1966"" –Ray Bolger – ""There Are Smiles"" & ""The Old Soft Shoe"" –Ray Bolger & the King Family
• E17: Host: Bing Crosby / Edie Adams (1967-01-14) — Host: Bing Crosby –Bing Crosby – ""Put On a Happy Face"" & ""This Is a Great Country"" –Jimmy Durante – ""Nobody Wants My Money"" & ""Eagle Rock"" –Tim Conway (comedian)
• E18: Host: Donald O'Connor / Don Ho (1967-01-21) — Host: Donald O'Connor –Donald O'Connor – ""Walking Happy"" –Sid Caesar (comedian) –Shari Lewis (singer-ventriloquist) and Lambchop – sings ""Fred Astaire"" –Don Ho
• E19: Host: Jack Benny / Petula Clark / Johnny Mathis (1967-02-04) — Host: Jack Benny –Jack Benny appears with Gloria Chappell, his musical teacher, for a violin duet.

  –Petula Clark – ""Winchester Cathedral"" & ""This Is My Song"" –Johnny

• E20: Host: Sammy Davis Jr. (1967-02-11) — Host: Sammy Davis Jr. –Sammy Davis Jr. – ""Shake, Shake, Shake,"" ""The Lady Is a Tramp,"" ""What Kind of Fool am I?"" and ""The Birth of the Blues"" –Liberace – ""Malaguena"
• E21: Host: Bing Crosby / Ella Fitzgerald (1967-02-18) — –Bing Crosby (host) – ""The Good Old Days"" –Ella Fitzgerald – ""Jazz Samba"" and ""How Long Has This Been Going On?"" –Bing Crosby and Ella Fitzerald – ""jazz up"" children
• E22: Host: Van Johnson / Liza Minnelli / Mickey Rooney (1967-02-25) — –Van Johnson (host) – ""Wilkommen"" –Liza Minnelli – ""Cabaret"" & ""I Will Wait for You"" –Liza Minnelli, Mickey Rooney and Van Johnson – ""Let's Make A Movie"" –Micke
• E23: Host: Steve Lawrence (1967-03-04) — –Steve Lawrence (host) – ""She Loves Me,"" ""On a Clear Day"" and ""The Impossible Dream"" –Florence Henderson – ""My Love"" –Steve Lawrence and Florence Henderson – ""Wou
• E24: Host: Kate Smith / New Vaudeville Band (1967-03-11) — –Kate Smith (host) – ""Somewhere My Love,"" ""Deep Purple,"" ""Don't Take Your Love From Me"" & ""Seems Like Old Times""

  –New Vaudeville Band – ""Peek-A-Boo"" & ""Winchester Cat

• E25: Host: George Burns / The King Family (1967-03-18) — Host: George Burns –George Burns – ""A Well-Known Fact"" –George Burns – sings ""It Was a Very Good Year"" while talking about his early vaudeville career. –Lainie Kazan
• E26: Host: Bing Crosby / Louis Armstrong (1967-04-01) — –Bing Crosby – ""This Is The Life"" –Bing Crosby with the The Good Time Washboard Three – ""Oh! By Jingo! Oh! By Gee!"" –Nanette Fabray – ""I'm The First Girl In The Secon
• E27: Hosts: Cyd Charisse & Tony Martin / Buffalo Springfield (1967-04-08) — Guests: –Cyd Charisse & Tony Martin (co-hosts) – ""Walking Happy"" –Danny Sailor (Canadian lumberjack – high-pole acrobat) – balances on top of 80 foot pole outside of thea
• E28: Host: Milton Berle (1967-04-15) — Music: –Milton Berle (host) – ""That's Entertainment"" –Roy Rogers & Dale Evans – ""What the World Needs Now,"" ""Love Makes the World Go Round,"" ""True Love"" and ""That's
• E29: Host: Joan Crawford / The Cyrkle (1967-04-22) — –Joan Crawford (host) – performs a dramatic scene titled ""The Dreamer"" about an imaginative little girl.

  –The Cyrkle – ""Turn Down Day"" (and possibly ""Five-Foot-Two"") —

• E30: Host: Gene Barry (1967-05-06) — –Gene Barry (host) – sings ""Charm, Style and ""Sex"" and ""Sunrise, Sunset"" Gene Barry also does a dramatic reading about a father's farewell to his soldier son.

  –Theodore Bik

• E31: Host: Bing Crosby / Don Ameche (1967-05-13) — Guests: –Bing Crosby (host) – ""Cockeyed Optimist"" –Don Ameche –Frances Langford – ""Call Me"" –Louis Nye (comedian) –Barbara McNair – ""You're Gonna Hear From Me

Season 5

• E1: Host: Bing Crosby / The Association (1967-09-05) — Host: Bing Crosby –Bing Crosby – ""When We All Get Together"" –The Association – ""Never My Love"" –Ravi Shankar – ""Raga"" –Milton Berle, Jimmy Durante and Bing Cro
• E2: Host: Phyllis Diller / Fifth Dimension (1967-09-12) — –Phyllis Diller (host) –The 5th Dimension – ""Up – Up, and Away"" and ""California, My Way"" –Frankie Avalon – ""Sand and Sea"" –Annette Funicello – ""Promise Me Anythi
• E3: Host: Milton Berle / Lena Horne / Spanky & Our Gang (1967-09-19) — Host: Milton Berle –Spanky & Our Gang – ""Making Every Minute Count"" –Lena Horne –Neile Adams –David Hedison
• E4: Host: Sammy Davis Jr. / Diana Ross & Supremes (1967-09-26) — –Sammy Davis Jr. (host) – ""That Old Black Magic,"" ""After Today"" & ""At the Crossroads"" –Diana Ross and the Supremes – ""Reflections"" and ""The Lady Is A Tramp"" –Raqu
• E5: Host: Victor Borge / Adam West (1967-10-03) — Expo '67 Salute Host: Victor Borge –Adam West –Don Ho –Hendra & Ullett –Mircille Mathieu
• E6: Host: Milton Berle (All-Comedy Show) (1967-10-10) — All-Comedy Show –Milton Berle (host)

  –Kaye Ballard –Joe Besser –Irving Benson –Prof. Irwin Corey –The Bottoms Up (comedy troupe)

• E7: Host: Petula Clark / Lynn Redgrave (1967-10-17) — Guests (All-British performers): –Petula Clark (host) – ""This Is My Song,"" ""Don't Sleep in the Subway,"" ""Imagine"" & ""Just Say Good-Bye"" –Lynn Redgrave, Petula Clark
• E8: Host: Bing Crosby / Roger Miller (1967-10-31) — –Bing Crosby (host) –Bing Crosby and the United Nations Children's Choir – ""Small World"" –Bing Crosby and Roger Miller – Hobo medley –Roger Miller – ""You Can't Roller
• E9: Host: Sid Caesar / Marlo Thomas (1967-11-07) — –Sid Caesar (host) – plays an orchestra drummer during Tchaikovsky's ""1812 Overture."" Later in show, Sid sings ""A Real Live Girl."" –Marlo Thomas (actress) – narrates a fashio
• E10: Co-hosts: Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme (1967-11-14) — Co-hosts: Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme –Steve and Eydie – ""I Believe in You"" and a medley of Broadway songs (""Without You I'm Nothing,"" ""Where Would You Be Without Me?""
• E11: Host: Milton Berle / Nanette Fabray (1967-11-28) — Host: Milton Berle –Milton Berle – ""Comedy Tonight"" –Nanette Fabray – ""Toot, Toot, Tootsie"" –Buddy Greco (singer-pianist) – ""Is It All That Bright and Beautiful?""
• E12: Host: Jimmy Durante / Ethel Merman / Grass Roots (1967-12-05) — Host: Jimmy Durante –The Grass Roots – ""Let's Live For Today"" –Jimmy Durante – ""Hellzapoppin'"" & ""Yesterday"" –Larry Bishop and Rob Reiner (comedy team, Joey Bisho
• E13: Host: Herb Alpert / Liza Minnelli / Boyce & Hart (1967-12-12) — Host: Herb Alpert –Boyce & Hart – medley (""I Wanna Be Free"" & ""Last Train To Clarksville"") and ""I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight"" –Liza Minnelli –Burt Bacharach
• E14: Host: Bing Crosby (1967 Christmas Show) / Adam West (1967-12-19) — 1967 Christmas Show hosted by Bing Crosby, with wife Kathryn Crosby, and their children Harry, Mary Frances and Nathaniel.

  –Bing Crosby – ""White Christmas"" –Kathryn Crosby

• E15: Host: Jimmy Durante / Anissa Jones (1967-12-26) — Palace Circus Show –Jimmy Durante (host, appearing as the ringmaster) – sings ""Be a Clown,"" ""Buffoons"" and ""When the Circus Leaves Town"" –Anissa Jones (of ""Family Af
• E16: Host: Phyllis Diller / Robert Vaughn / Johnnie Ray (1968-01-02) — Host: Phyllis Diller –Phyllis Diller – ""Wives and Lovers"" –Phyllis Diller and Shari Lewis – ""It Was a Very Good Year"" & ""When I'm 64"" –Robert Vaughn (from ""The Ma
• E17: Host: Bing Crosby / Peggy Lee (1968-01-13) — Host: Bing Crosby –Bing Crosby – ""Step to the Rear"" (with dancers) –Bing Crosby and Peggy Lee – medley (including ""The Doodling Song"") –Peggy Lee – ""Seems Like Old
• E18: Host: Jack Benny / Liza Minnelli (1968-01-20) — –Jack Benny (host) –Liza Minnelli –Sammy Davis Jr. – dances to ""You Got Trouble,"" a recording by Robert Preston –Peter and Chris Allen (Australian folk singers) –Bev
• E19: Host: Phil Silvers / James Brown Revue (1968-02-03) — Host: Phil Silvers –The James Brown Revue – ""I Feel Good,"" ""I Can't Stand It,"" If I Ruled the World,"" ""Cold Sweat"" & ""There Was a Time"" –Connie Stevens – ""Wouldn't
• E20: Host: Victor Borge / Dino Desi & Billy (1968-02-10) — Host: Victor Borge –Dino, Desi & Billy – ""My What A Shame"" –Steve Allen and Jayne Meadows – do a comedy routine in which they answer questions from the studio audience
• E21: Host: Jimmy Durante / The Temptations (1968-02-17) — Guests: –Jimmy Durante (host) – ""The Parade"" –The Temptations –Van Johnson – ""Everybody Ought to Have a Maid"" –Jimmy Dean – ""This Old House"" –Vikki Carr –
• E22: Host: Milton Berle / Louis Armstrong (1968-02-24) — Host: Milton Berle –Louis Armstrong – ""Willkommen"" & ""No Time Is a Good Good-bye Time"" –Phyllis Diller (comedian) –The Lettermen (vocal group) – medley of hits –El
• E23: Host: Sammy Davis Jr. / Peter Lawford / Diahann Carroll (1968-03-02) — Host: Sammy Davis Jr. –Sammy Davis Jr. – ""Tonight,"" ""Once in a Lifetime,"" As Long As She Needs Me,"" ""It Only Takes a Moment,"" ""Let's Keep Swinging"" & ""Sam, by George"
• E24: Host: Don Knotts / Merry Go Round (1968-03-16) — –The Merry Go Round – ""Live"" (excerpt), ""You're A Very Lovely Woman"" (excerpt) and ""Listen, Listen"" (complete song). –Don Knotts (host) talks with Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
• E25: Host: Phil Harris / The Hollies (1968-03-23) — –The Hollies – ""Jennifer Eccles"" –Phil Harris – ""The Bare Necessities"" and ""But I Loved You"" –Abbe Lane (singer) – ""Abanda,"" ""Samba de Orpherus"" and ""It Must Be H
• E26: Host: Jimmy Durante / Liza Minnelli (1968-03-30) — Jimmy Durante (host) – ""The Lost Chord"" –Liza Minnelli –Tim Conway (comedian) – plays an Olympic coach whose team is losing. –Jerry Shane –Fred and Mickie Finn (hon
• E27: Host: Don Adams / Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood (1968-04-06) — Host: Don Adams –Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood – ""You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'"" –Nancy Sinatra – ""100 Years"" –Kaye Ballard (comedian) – ""Fabulous You"" –Jo
• E28: Host: Bing Crosby / Every Mother's Son (1968-04-20) — Host: Bing Crosby –Bing Crosby sings ""Simon Says"" to children of the production crew. –Gene Baylos (comedian) – stand up routine with Bing Crosby –The King Sisters (si

Season 6

• E1: Host: Bing Crosby / Bobby Goldsboro (1968-09-28) — Songs: –Bing Crosby with chorus – ""If You're Looking For A Man"" –Bobby Goldsboro – ""Honey"" and ""The Straight Life"" –Jeannie C. Riley – ""Harper Valley PTA"" —
• E2: Host: Jimmy Durante / Joey Heatherton (1968-10-05) — Music: –Jimmy Durante (host) – ""Did You Ever Have a Feeling?"" ""That's How Young I Feel"" and ""The Father of Girls"" –Jimmy Durante and Joey Heatherton – ""I Came Here to
• E3: Host: Milton Berle / Leonard Nimoy (1968-10-12) — Guests: –Milton Berle (host) –Leonard Nimoy – sings ""Here We Go Round Again"" –Shani Wallis – ""Oliver!"" medley: ""Who Will Buy?"" ""Consider Yourself"" and ""As Long a
• E4: Host: Diahann Carroll / Richard Harris (1968-10-19) — –Diahann Carroll (host) – ""Watch What Happens,"" ""My Personal Property,"" ""Over You"" & ""The Fool on the Hill"" –Diahann Carroll, Marc Copage and Michael Link (all from th
• E5: Host: Don Adams / Janis Joplin (1968-10-26) — Host: Don Adams –Janis Joplin (with Big Brother & the Holding Company) – ""Summertime"" & ""Why"" (another source listed the 2nd song as ""I Need A Man to Love"") –Barbara
• E6: Host: Sammy Davis Jr. / Aretha Franklin / Spanky and Our Gang (1968-11-02) — Guests: –Sammy Davis Jr. (host) –Spanky & Our Gang – ""Give A Damn"" & ""Yesterday's Rain"" –Aretha Franklin –Johnny Whitaker (child actor, from ""Family Affair"")
• E7: Host: Mike Douglas / Donovan (1968-11-09) — –Donovan – ""Jennifer Juniper"" & ""Lalena"" –Donovan and Sergio Mendes – ""There Is a Mountain"" –Sergio Mendes and Brasil '66

  –Mike Douglas (host) – If This Isn't Love

• E8: Host: Sid Caesar & Imogene Coca / Bee Gees (1968-11-23) — Co-Hosts: Sid Caesar & Imogene Coca –The Bee Gees – ""Massachusetts"" & ""I've Gotta Get a Message to You"" –Lou Rawls – ""I'm Satisfied"" & ""Down Here on the Ground"" –
• E9: Host: Milton Berle / Martha Raye (1968-11-30) — Music: –Milton Berle – ""What a Night This Is Going to Be"" –Martha Raye – ""Toot Toot Tootsie, Good-Bye"" and ""Those Were The Good Old Days"" –Barrie Chase (singer-dan
• E10: Host: Sammy Davis Jr. / Ike & Tina Turner (1968-12-07) — –The Ike & Tina Turner Revue – ""Understanding"" and ""You Got What You Wanted, Now You Don't Want What You Got"" –Sammy Davis Jr. (host) – ""Tenement Symphony"" & ""At the Cr
• E11: Host: Jimmy Durante (1968-12-14) — Host: Jimmy Durante –Ethel Merman –Sugar Ray Robinson –Vikki Carr –Bill Dana –Leland Palmer –Hendra & Ullett
• E12: Host: Bing Crosby (1968 Christmas Show) / Glen Campbell (1968-12-21) — 1968 Christmas Show hosted by Bing and Kathryn Crosby, with their children Harry, Mary Frances and Nathaniel.

  –Bing Crosby – ""White Christmas,"" ""Silent Night"" and ""This Is

• E13: Host: Bing Crosby / Bob Hope / Bobbie Gentry (1969-01-04) — Hollywood Palace Anniversary Show

  Music: –Bing Crosby – ""Once-A-Year Day,"" ""The Straight Life"" and ""Little Green Apples"" –Bobbie Gentry – ""Mornin' Glory"" –Tiny

• E14: Host: Jimmy Durante / Marvin Gaye (1969-01-11) — –Marvin Gaye – ""I Heard It Through the Grapevine"" –Jimmy Durante (host) – ""Inka Dinka Doo,"" ""Say It with Flowers"" and ""Girls"" –Ella Fitzgerald – ""Melancholy Seren
• E15: Hosts: Roy Rogers & Dale Evans / Jeannie C. Riley (1969-01-18) — –Roy Rogers & Dale Evans (co-hosts) – ""Little Green Apples"" –Roy Rogers & Dale Evans (with the Stoney Mountain Cloggers) – ""Nashville Cats"" –Roy Rogers – ""Too Many Chie
• E16: Host: Don Knotts / Bobby Vinton (1969-01-25) — Host: Don Knotts –Bobby Vinton –Cyd Charisse –Gail Martin –Georgie Kaye

  –Maureen Arthur –The Checkmates

• E17: Host: Don Adams (1969-02-01) — Host: Don Adams –Tony Martin –Barrie Chase –The Lettermen –Joe Forman –Ruth Buzzi –Alan Sues
• E18: Host: Robert Goulet / Dusty Springfield (1969-02-08) — Guests: –Robert Goulet (host) –Dusty Springfield – ""Son Of A Preacher Man"" & ""I Don't Want To Hear It Anymore"" –The Mills Brothers –Kay Thompson –Jack Wakefi
• E19: Host: Milton Berle (1969-02-15) — Host: Milton Berle –Mel Torme – sings ""Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World,"" ""One Note Samba,"" ""Quiet Nights"" and ""The Girl from Ipanema"" –Steve Allen –Jane Meadows

  –Dana

• E20: Hosts: Rowan & Martin (1969-02-22) — All-Comedy Show: –Dan Rowan and Dick Martin (co-hosts) –Gene Sheldon (banjo playing pantomimist) –Irwin C. Watson (stand-up comedian) –Ron Gaylord & Burt Holiday (c
• E21: Host: Bing Crosby / The Temptations (1969-03-01) — Songs: –Bing Crosby – ""Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da"" –The Temptations – ""Runaway Child, Running Wild"" –Bing with the Temptations – ""My Girl"" –Gary Crosby – ""Gentle on
• E22: Hosts: Diana Ross & the Supremes / Stevie Wonder (1969-03-08) — –Diana Ross & the Supremes (hosts) – ""With a Song in My Heart,"" ""Strangers in Paradise"" and ""Without a Song"" –Diana Ross and the Supremes – medley: ""Let's Get Away from
• E23: Host: Sammy Davis Jr. / James Brown Revue (1969-03-15) — –Sammy Davis Jr. (host) – ""Up – Up and Away,"" ""I've Gotta Be Me,"" ""Ol' Man River"" and ""Choreography"" –James Brown Revue – ""I'm Black & I'm Proud,"" ""I Got The Feelin
• E24: Hosts: Phyllis Diller & Don Rickles (1969-03-22) — Co-hosts: Phyllis Diller & Don Rickles –Terry Thomas –The King Family –The Baja Marimba Band –Jack Walker
• E25: Hosts: Sid Caesar & Imogene Coca / Gladys Knight & the Pips (1969-03-29) — Hosts: Sid Caesar & Imogene Coca–Gladys Knight & the Pips – ""Fever"" and ""I Heard It Through the Grapevine""–Buddy Rich plays a drummer in a sketch about Caesar and Coca attend
• E26: Host: Bing Crosby / Four Tops (1969-04-05) — –Bing Crosby (host) – ""Chitty Chitty Bang Bang"" and ""Both Sides Now"" –The Four Tops – ""In the Still of the Night"" and ""Eleanor Rigby"" –Sally Ann Howes – ""Just One

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does The Hollywood Palace have? 7 season(s) with 194 episodes.

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