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Season 17 (CBS)(1964-65)
Episode Guide
compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by: Tom Alger
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Playlist -
"The Ed Sullivan Show"
Season 17 (1964-65)
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Season 17
802. Beach Boys / Alan King / Robert Goulet
gs: The Beach Boys (Guests) Alan King (Guest) Robert Goulet (Guest)
Leslie Uggams (Guest)
Guests:
--The Beach Boys - "I Get Around" and "Wendy"
--Robert Goulet - "Let There be Love," "Quiet Nights," "This is All
I Ask" and "My Love Forgive Me"
--Leslie Uggams - "I Feel Pretty" & "The Man I Love"
--Topo Gigio (mouse puppet) - "Let's Call The Whole Thing Off"
--Vonda K Van Dyke & Curley - "There She Is Ms. America", "Wherever
We Go, It's Together"
--Alan King (stand-up comedian)
b: 27-Sep-1964
803. Louis Armstrong / Sid Caesar / Abbe Lane / Pat Boone
gs: Louis Armstrong (Guest) Sid Caesar (Guest) Pat Boone (Guest)
Abbe Lane (Guest)
Guests:
--Louis Armstrong "Hello Dolly" & "So Long Dearie"
--Sid Caesar (comedian) - 2 skits: (1) Japanese baseball player
sketch (2) 1964 election news report sketch
--Yogi Berra
--Pat Boone - "My Baby Just Cares for Me," "Beach Girl" and "Exodus"
--Abbe Lane - "I Didn't Know What Time It Was" & "I'm In Love with A
Wonderful Guy"
--Jim Bouton (of the Yankees) - does a Frank Fontain impression
--Tony Lama - golf match with Ken Venturi
--The Radugas (Raduga dancers) - Russian Cossack folk dance
--Topo Gigio (Italian mouse puppet) - puppet wearing a Beatle wig.
b: 04-Oct-1964
804. Roy Orbison / Connie Francis / Harlem Globetrotters
gs: Roy Orbison (Guest) Connie Francis (Guest) Juliet Prowse (Guest)
The Harlem Globetrotters (Guests) Allen and Rossi (Guests) George
Kirby (Guest) Jean Paul Vignon (Guest)
Guests:
--Roy Orbison - "Oh, Pretty Woman"
--Connie Francis - (1) baseball medley: "Take Me Out to the
Ballgame" (& other baseball songs), "Meet Me In St. Louis" (& a song
about New York). (2) medley: "Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm
Gone" and "After You've Gone Away" (She might have also performed
"My Man" on this episode.)
--Juliet Prowse
--Harlem Globetrotters
--George Kirby (comedian who does impressions, imitates Sammy Davis
Jr.)
--Allen & Rossi (comedy team)
--Jean Paul Vignon (French pop singer)
--Jean Carroll (stand-up comedian, tells jokes about her husband &
daughter)
--The Youngs (circus act, performers do jumps using a teeterboard)
This episode was repeated 04-Jul-65.
b: 11-Oct-1964
NOTE: The edited PBS repeat includes Liza Minnelli - "The Travelin'
Life" (This clip might have been taken from another episode).
805. The Animals / Van Johnson / Jackie Mason
gs: Jackie Mason (Guest) The Animals (Guests) Van Johnson (Guest)
Totie Fields (Guest) Rita Pavone (Guest) John Byner (Guest) Joan
Sutherland (Guest)
Guests:
--The Animals "I'm Crying" & "House of the Rising Sun"
--Jackie Mason (stand-up comedian) - routine includes imitation of
news reporter Marvin Kalb commenting on LBJ's speech.
--Van Johnson - "I Want to be Happy" & talks with Ed about his past
films
--Joan Sutherland - "Ardon Gl' Insensi" (as Lucia)
--John Byner (comedian doing impersonations of celebrities)
--Rita Pavone - "Sul Cucozzole"
--Totie Fields (stand-up, tells jokes about her weight, banks & safe
deposit box)
--The Cambridge Circus (British comedy troupe)
Cameos: Bob Gibson & Tim McCarver (World Series heroes talk with Ed)
b: 18-Oct-1964
NOTE: The infamous "finger" episode. Jackie Mason ends his routine
with a hand gesture that Ed interprets as obscene. Mason gets
blackballed from television as a result.
806. Rolling Stones / Jack Jones / Stiller & Meara
gs: The Rolling Stones (Guests) Jack Jones (Guest) Jerry Stiller
(Guest) Anne Meara (Guest) London Lee (Guest) The Kim Sisters
(Guests)
The Rolling Stones - "Around and Around" and "Time is on My Side"
Other guests:
--Stiller & Meara (comedy team)
--Jack Jones - "Travel On" & "Bewitched"
--London Lee (comedian)
--Lawrence Harvey
--Kim Sisters - "Joshua"
--Charlie Drake
--The Berosini Family (acrobats)
b: 25-Oct-1964
807. Dave Clark Five / Rex Harrison / Alan King
gs: The Dave Clark Five (Guests) Rex Harrison (Guest) Alan King
(Guest)
The Dave Clark Five - "Anyway You Want It"
Other guests:
--Rex Harrison (on film?)
--Leon Bibb (folk singer)
--Alan King (comedian)
--Marilyn Michaels (singer-impressionist)
--Dolores Gray (singer)
--Richard Hearne (comedian)
--Rolando (a balancing artist)
b: 01-Nov-1964
808. Jimmy Durante / Jean Paul Vignon / Nipsey Russell
gs: Jimmy Durante (Guest) Jean Paul Vignon (Guest) Nipsey Russell
(Guest) Sonny King (Guest) Eddie Jackson (Guest) Ginny Tiu (Guest)
The Del Rey Brothers (Guests)
Guests:
--Jimmy Durante - "Old Man Time," "Fascination" & "Count Your
Blessings"
--Sonny King and Jimmy Durante - "Hey, Look Me Over" & "I Ain't Down
Yet"
--Eddie Jackson and Jimmy Durante - "Bill Bailey, Won't You Please
Come Home?"
--Nipsey Russell (comedian)
--Jean Paul Vignon (French pop singer)
--Parker and Towers (ice skaters)
--The Fabulous Kids from Hong Kong (a vocal-instrumental group)
--Jay Nemeth (ventriloquist)
--Ginny Tiu and family (a children's variety act)
--The Del Rey Brothers (jugglers)
Scheduled guests:
--Richard Hearne
--The Bachelors (music group from London)
b: 08-Nov-1964
NOTE: This episode was repeated 01-Aug-65.
809. Peter and Gordon / Sammy Davis Jr. / Kaye Stevens
gs: Peter and Gordon (themselves)
Peter and Gordon "I Don't Want to See You Again" & "500 Miles"
Other guests:
--Sammy Davis Jr. - "Don't Shut Me Out"
--Kaye Stevens - "I'll Tell Them All"
--The Kessler Twins (singers)
--Jackie Vernon (comedian)
--Charlie Drake
--Trio Hoganas (high wire balancing act)
--Brizio (Italian comic act)
b: 15-Nov-1964
810. scheduled: Tony Bennett; Leslie Uggams; Victor Borge
Scheduled guests:
--Tony Bennett
--Leslie Uggams
--Victor Borge
--The Womenfolk (folk singers)
--Pat O'Brien (actor)
b: 22-Nov-1964
811. scheduled: Ella Fitzgerald; Gordon and Sheila MacRae
Scheduled guests:
--Ella Fitzgerald
--Gordon and Sheila MacRae
--Myron Cohen
--Corps De Ballet
--Obernkirchen Children's Choir
b: 29-Nov-1964
812. scheduled: Piccola Pupa; Mitchell Trio; Sid Caesar
gs: Sid Caesar (scheduled guest) Piccola Pupa (scheduled guest)
Guests:
--Sid Caesar
--Gary Lewis and the Playboys
--Piccola Pupa
--The Mitchell Trio (folk singers)
--Sophie Tucker
--Allen and Rossi (comedy team)
--Betsy Palmer
Scheduled guest:
--Bob Lewis (comedian)
b: 06-Dec-1964
813. Julie Harris / Stiller & Meara / Alan King / Robert Preston
gs: Robert Preston (Guest) Julie Harris (Guest) Jerry Stiller
(Guest) Anne Meara (Guest) Anita Bryant (Guest) Arthur Worsley
(Guest) Con Conwally (Guest)
Guests:
--Robert Preston - sings "Half the Battle is Learning How to Smile"
(in a scene from "Ben Franklin In Paris")
--Julie Harris
--Anita Bryant - "Fly Me to the Moon"
--Stiller & Meara
--Arthur Worsley (British ventriloquist)
--Fabulous Hong Kong Hi-De-His
--Danielle Barioni
--Marquis Chimps
--Con Conwally (balancing knife act)
b: 13-Dec-1964
814. Jack Jones / Allen & Rossi / Charlie Manna
gs: Jack Jones (Guest)
Scheduled guests:
--Jack Jones - Christmas medley & "My Favorite Things." --Jack Jones
(later in show) - "Somebody Loves Me" & "You're Nobody" medley
--Allen & Rossi (comedy team) - James Bond spoof
--Steve Rossi sings "Have You Had Any Fun?"
--Sandu and the Green Mountain Boys (might be Sandu Scott and the
Scotties) - sings, does imitations including Ed Sullivan; Carol
Channing singing "Hello Dolly")
--Charlie Manna (comedian) - opera sketch, sings "Barber of Seville"
--Jesuit Priests led by Father Lawrence Madden - Religious medley
--Victor Julian (circus dog act with dogs in costume, one as Santa
Claus)
--Topo Gigio (mouse puppet) - Topo's homesick during Christmas, gets
phone call from Mama
--Jim Brown - talks to Ed on stage
--Audience bow: Jack Rice (high-school all-American)
--George Carl (comic pantomime)
--Audience bows: Buddy Hackett & London Lee
--The Morlidors (cortortionist act) - man in black mask with 2
female assistants
b: 20-Dec-1964
815. The Supremes / Serendipity Singers / Leslie Uggams
gs: Diana Ross (Guest) The Supremes (Guests) Leslie Uggams (Guest)
Rip Taylor (Guest)
Guests:
--The Supremes - "Come See About Me"
--The Serendipity Singers - "Every Time I Feel the Spirit"
--Leslie Uggams - "Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo" & "Cockeyed Optimist"
--Rip Taylor (comedian)
--Jean Carrol (comedian)
--Frank Gorshin (impressionist)
--Davis and Reese (stand-up comedians)
b: 27-Dec-1964
816. scheduled: Liza Minnelli, Jean Paul Vignon, Totie Fields
Scheduled guests:
--Liza Minnelli
--Jean Paul Vignon
--Totie Fields
--Marc London (comedian)
--Carmen Sevilla
--Lew Bassi (juggler)
--The Mattison Trio (tap-dancers)
--Topo Gigio
b: 03-Jan-1965
817. scheduled: Sid Caesar; Wayne Newton; Betsy Palmer; Shari Lewis
Scheduled guests:
--Sid Caesar
--Wayne Newton
--Betsy Palmer
--Shari Lewis (puppeteer)
--London Lee (comedian)
--The Kim Sisters (singers)
--Topo Gigio
--The Sophie Maslow Dance Company
--Johnny Puleo and his Harmonica Gang
b: 10-Jan-1965
818. The Animals / Alan King / Shari Lewis / Allen & Rossi
gs: The Animals (Guests) Alan King (Guest) Birgit Nilsson (Guest)
Shari Lewis (Guest) Allen and Rossi (Guests) Steve Rossi (Guest)
George Kirby (Guest) Bach Yen (Guest)
Guests:
--The Animals "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood"
--The Animals - "The Work Song" (possible second song)
--Alan King (comedian)
--Birgit Nilsson - "In Cuesta Regia"
--Shari Lewis - "Singing in the Rain"
--Marty Allen & Steve Rossi (comedians)
--Steve Rossi - "Be My Love"
--George Kirby (impressionist, sings "Michael, Row the Boat Ashore")
--Bach Yen (singer from Vietnam) - "Dem Dong" & "If I Had a Hammer"
--The Haslevs (trampoline artists)
--Ravic & Babs (roller skaters)
--On film: A clip from "My Fair Lady" with Rex Harrison, Audrey
Hepburn, and Wilfred Hyde White.
This episode (January 24, 1965) was repeated on August 15, 1965.
b: 24-Jan-1965
NOTE: The Animals made these appearances on Sullivan:
--"House Of The Rising Sun" & "I'm Crying" (October 18, 1964)
--"Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" (January 24, 1965)
--"The Work Song" (date unknown, might be January 24, 1965)
--"Bright Lights Big City" & "Bring It Home To Me" (October 17,
1965)
--"We Gotta Get Out of This Place" & "Inside Looking Out" (February
6, 1966)
--"Shake" & "Don't Bring Me Down" (April 17, 1966)
819. Lesley Gore / Burt Lancaster / Mickey Rooney / Miriam Makeba
gs: Lesley Gore (guest) Burt Lancaster (guest) Miriam Makeba (guest)
Mickey Rooney (guest) Roger Williams (guest)
Guests:
--Lesley Gore - "The Look of Love" & "Hello Young Lovers"
--Burt Lancaster (chats with Ed & film clips)
--Mickey Rooney
--Roger Williams
--Miriam Makeba (South African folk singer, with back up singers) -
"Intoyam" (African song)
--The Agastonios (acrobat team)
--Ravic & Babs (roller skaters)
b: 31-Jan-1965
820. scheduled: Jimmy Durante; Leslie Uggams; Stiller & Meara; Jean
Carroll
Scheduled guests:
--Jimmy Durante
--Leslie Uggams
--Stiller & Meara
--Rebecca Raz
--Jean Carroll
--Vaughn Monroe
b: 07-Feb-1965
821. Dave Clark Five / Rowan & Martin / Steve Lawrence
gs: The Dave Clark Five (Guests) Rowan and Martin (Guests) Dan Rowan
(Guest) Dick Martin (Guest) Steve Lawrence (Guest) Victor Borge
(Guest)
Guests:
--The Dave Clark Five - "Everybody Knows," "Because" & "Anyway You
Want It"
--Steve Lawrence - "Hello, Dolly!" "People" & "Where Can I Go"
--Victor Borge - "Viennese Waltz" and a routine about an
"inflationary language" (in which Tuesday would become Threesday).
--Rowan & Martin (comedy team does a spy sketch and a quiz show
routine)
--The Israeli Ballet - performs some native folk dances
--Topo Gigio (Italian mouse puppet)
--The Mattison Trio (tap dancers) - "Malaguena"
--John's balancing act
b: 14-Feb-1965
NOTE: This episode (14Feb65) was repeated August 8, 1965.
822. scheduled: Sid Caesar; Roberta Peters; Betsy Palmer; Frank
Gorshin
gs: Sid Caesar (scheduled guest) Roberta Peters (scheduled guest)
Betsy Palmer (scheduled guest) Frank Gorshin (scheduled guest) Jerry
Vale (scheduled guest) London Lee (scheduled guest)
Scheduled guests:
--Sid Caesar
--Roberta Peters (Metropolitan Opera soprano)
--Jerry Vale (singer)
--Betsy Palmer
--Frank Gorshin
--London Lee (comedian)
--Malcolm Powell (ventriloquist)
--The Three Kims (acrobats)
--Conrad Buckner
b: 21-Feb-1965
823. scheduled: Wayne Newton; Juliet Prowse; Alan King; Bill Dana
gs: Wayne Newton (scheduled guest) Juliet Prowse (scheduled guest)
Alan King (scheduled guest) Bill Dana (scheduled guest)
Scheduled guests (from Florida's Miami Beach Auditorium):
--Wayne Newton
--Juliet Prowse
--Alan King
--Bill Dana
--The Hurricanes (the University of Miami's Glee Club)
--The Cypress Gardens water skiers
--The Singing Hialeah Jockey Octet
--The Sensational Leighs (aerial act)
b: 28-Feb-1965
824. Duke Ellington & Ella Fitzgerald / Rita Pavone / Stiller &
Meara
gs: Duke Ellington (Guest) Ella Fitzgerald (Guest) Jerry Stiller
(Guest) Anne Meara (Guest) Rita Pavone (Guest) Roy Castle (Guest)
Guests:
--Duke Ellington & Ella Fitzgerald (medley of Duke's hits)
--Duke Ellington - "It Don't Mean A Thing"
--Rita Pavone - "My Eyes"
--Stiller & Meara (comedians)
--On film: Film clip from "The Sound of Music" with Julie Andrews
singing "My Favorite Things"
--Roy Castle (comedian)
--The Clark Brothers (tap dancers)
--The Carmenas (balancing act)
b: 07-Mar-1965
825. Petula Clark / Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem / Nancy Walker &
Bert Lahr
gs: Petula Clark (Guest) Bert Lahr (Guest) Nancy Walker (Guest) The
Clancy Brothers (Guests) Tommy Makem (Guest)
Guests:
--Petula Clark "Downtown" and "I Know a Place"
--Pat O'Brien
--Nancy Walker & Bert Lahr
--Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem - "Wild Colonial Boy"
--Allen & Rossi (comedy team)
--Steve Rossi - "I'll Set My Love to Music"
--Jimmy Roselli - "Femina" & "Rock-A-Bye Your Baby"
--Dorothy Donegan (pianist) - "The Man I Love"
--The Olympiades (body builders)
b: 14-Mar-1965
826. Gary Lewis & the Playboys / Connie Francis / Tony Bennett /
Melinda Marx
gs: Connie Francis (Guest) Tony Bennett (Guest) Gary Lewis and the
Playboys (Guests) Melinda Marx (Guest)
Guests:
--Gary Lewis & the Playboys - "This Diamond Ring" & "Count Me In"
--Tony Bennett - "Love Scene," "If I Ruled The World," "Lullabye of
Broadway" & "Who Can I Turn To"
--Connie Francis - "Goldfinger" "(Up Above My Head) There's Music in
the Air" & "For Mama"
--Melinda Marx - "East Side of Town" (Groucho Marx's daughter)
--Woody Herman Orchestra - "My Favorite Things"
--Pat Butram (stand-up comedian)
--Jean Carrol (comedian)
--Ray Bloch & Band
--Texas Boys Choir Of Fort Worth
--Claus Beckers (unicyclist)
b: 21-Mar-1965
827. Little Anthony and the Imperials / Bobby Vinton
gs: Little Anthony and the Imperials (Guests) Bobby Vinton (Guest)
Elizabeth Allen (Guest) Sergio Franchi (Guest) Marilyn Michaels
(Guest) Bob King (Guest)
Guests:
--Little Anthony and the Imperials - "Hurts So Bad"
--Bobby Vinton - "Long Lonely Nights" + medley of hits & tribute to
Broadway songwriters
--Bob King (comedian)
--Elizabeth Allen & Sergio Franchi - "Do I Hear A Waltz" & "Take
This Moment"
--Sergio Franchi - "Stella By Starlight"
--Marilyn Michaels - "All Or Nothing At All"
--Le Marcellis (acrobat tricks with chairs and tables)
b: 28-Mar-1965
828. scheduled: Vince Edwards; Alan King; Abbe Lane; George Kirby
gs: Vince Edwards (scheduled guest) Cilla Black (scheduled guest)
Abbe Lane (scheduled guest)
Scheduled guests:
--Vince Edwards (from "Ben Casey")
--Cilla Black (singer)
--Alan King (comedian)
--Abbe Lane (singer)
--George Kirby (comedian)
--Jean Paul Vignon (singer from France)
--Djoliba (African instrumental and dance ensemble)
b: 04-Apr-1965
NOTE: Cilla Black - Sullivan appearances
--"You're My World" (date unknown)
--"Broken Heart" (date unknown)
--"Dancin In The Streets" (date unknown)
--"Goin' Out Of My Head" (12Sep65)
--"September In The Rain" (probably 12Sep65)
829. Gerry & the Pacemakers / Maurice Chevalier / Soupy Sales
gs: Maurice Chevalier (Guest) Gerry and the Pacemakers (Guests)
Soupy Sales (Guest) London Lee (Guest) Josι Torres (Guest) Felicia
Sanders (Guest)
Guests:
--Gerry and the Pacemakers "Ferry Across the Mersey," "It's Gonna
Be Alright" & "Why, Oh Why"
--Maurice Chevalier - "C'est Magnifique," "It's All Right with Me"
and "Just One of Those Things"
--Soupy Sales (comedian) - "The Mouse"
--London Lee (comedian)
--Jose Torres (middleweight boxing champion) - "Un Poco Mas"
--Felicia Sanders (singer) - "Sunrise, Sunset"
--The San Francisco Ballet - "Beautiful Galatea"
--Stephenson's Dogs
--Jorgen and Conny (a perch act)
b: 11-Apr-1965
NOTE: This episode was repeated on July 25, 1965.
830. John Huston / Sam Snead / Soupy Sales
gs: John Huston (Guest) The McGuire Sisters (Guests) Soupy Sales
(Guest) Sam Sneed (Guest) Myron Cohen (Guest) Roy Castle (Guest)
Easter Show:
--John Huston - scene from "The Bible" (might be on film)
--The McGuire Sisters - Medley ("Heart Beat For Me," "Easter
Parade," "Try A Little Tenderness" & "On the Avenue.")
--The children from "The Sound of Music" sing "So Long"
--On film: Soupy Sales & Sam Sneed (on film, golf film, Ed
challenges Sam Sneed to golf match)
--Sam Sneed (pro-golfer on stage with Ed)
--Myron Cohen (stand-up comedian)
--Martha Schlamme (singer)
--Roy Castle - English comic (sings and tap dances)
--Brian Andru (comedic tightrope act)
--The White Sisters - Suzanna Nuns From Africa
--Topo Gigio (Topo and the Bear)
--Anden's Poodles (Animal act with poodles)
Audience bows: Robert E. Moses & the parents of the McGuire Sisters
b: 18-Apr-1965
831. Freddie & the Dreamers / scheduled: Sean Connery; Xavier Cugat
gs: Freddie and the Dreamers (Guests) Sean Connery (scheduled guest)
Xavier Cugat (scheduled guest) Leon Bibb (scheduled guest) Eydie
Gorme (scheduled guest) Allen and Rossi (scheduled guests) Shelley
Berman (scheduled guest)
--Freddie and the Dreamers "I'm Telling You Now" & "Do the
Freddie"
Other guests (scheduled):
--Sean Connery
--Xavier Cugat
--Eydie Gormι
--Leon Bibb (folk singer)
--Allen & Rossi (comedy team)
--Shelly Berman (comedian)
--Topo Gigio (Italian mouse puppet)
b: 25-Apr-1965
832. Rolling Stones / Dusty Springfield / Tom Jones
gs: The Rolling Stones (Guests) Dusty Springfield (Guest) Tom Jones
(Guest) Leslie Uggams (Guest) Totie Fields (Guest) Morecambe and
Wise (Guests)
--The Rolling Stones - "The Last Time," Little Red Rooster" and
"Someone to Love"
--Dusty Springfield - "All Cried Out"
--Tom Jones - "It's Not Unusual"
--Audience bow (cameo): Roy Orbison
--Leslie Uggams - "Melancholy Baby"
--Totie Fields (comedian)
--Topo Gigio (puppet)
--Morecambe & Wise (comedians)
--The Half Brothers (juggling act)
--Gitta Morrelly (balancing act)
b: 02-May-1965
833. scheduled: Della Reese; the Three Stooges; Richard Pryor;
Juliet Prowse
Scheduled guests:
--Della Reese
--The Three Stooges
--Richard Pryor
--Juliet Prowse
--Vaughn Monroe (singer)
--Jackie Clark (comedian)
--The Kim Sisters (singers)
--Les Doubles Faces (pantomime artists)
b: 09-May-1965
834. The Beach Boys / Petula Clark / Rudolf Nureyev
gs: The Beach Boys (Guests) Petula Clark (Guest) Rudolf Nureyev
(Guest) Margot Fonteyn (Guest) Alan King (Guest) Sue Carson (Guest)
Guests:
--The Beach Boys - "Help Me Rhonda"
--Petula Clark - "I Know a Place" & "Heart"
--Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn (ballet dancers) - perform three
excerpts from "Swan Lake"
--Alan King (comedian)
--Sue Carson (comedian)
--The West Point Glee Club
--The Elwardos (balancing act)
--Ugo Garrido (juggler)
Scheduled guest:
--Frankie Randall (pop singer)
b: 16-May-1965
NOTE: This episode was repeated 05-Sep-65.
835. Liza Minnelli / Rudolf Nureyev & Margot Fonteyn / the Bachelors
gs: Liza Minnelli (Guest) Rudolf Nureyev (Guest) Margot Fonteyn
(Guest) Bob King (Guest) The Bachelors (Guests) Kathy Kirby (Guest)
Guests:
--Liza Minnelli - "All I Need is One Good Break" & "Sing Happy"
--Rudolf Nureyev & Margot Fonteyn
--The Bachelors (Irish folk trio) - "Marie" & "I Believe"
--Bob King (comedian)
--Kathy Kirby - "Can't Stop Loving That Man of Mine"
b: 23-May-1965
836. scheduled: Connie Francis; Wayne Newton; Anthony Newley; Bert
Lahr
Scheduled guests:
--Connie Francis
--Wayne Newton
--Anthony Newley (scheduled to sing numbers from the Broadway
musical "The Roar of the Greasepaint the Smell of the Crowd")
--Bert Lahr (comedian, doing his "Woodsman, Spare that Tree"
routine)
b: 30-May-1965
837. Herman's Hermits / scheduled: Tommy Steele; Trini Lopez;
gs: Peter Noone (Guest) Herman's Hermits (Guests) Tommy Steele
(scheduled guest) Trini Lopez (scheduled guest) Roberta Peters
(scheduled guest) John Byner (scheduled guest) Georgie Kaye
(scheduled guest)
--Herman's Hermits "Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter" &
"I'm Henry The VIII, I Am"
Other guests (scheduled):
--Tommy Steele (musical-comedy star, doing numbers from his Broadway
show "Half a Sixpence") - "Let Me Sing A Happy Song"
--Tommy Steele and the "Half a Sixpence" cast - "Money To Burn"
--Roberta Peters
--Trini Lopez
--John Byner (comedian)
--Georgie Kaye (comedian)
--Mr. Cox (magician)
--the Malmo Girls (gymnasts)
b: 06-Jun-1965
838. Tom Jones / The Seekers / Dee Dee Sharp / Sid Caesar
gs: Tom Jones (Guest) The Seekers (Guests) Sid Caesar (Guest) Dee
Dee Sharp (Guest) Jean Paul Vignon (Guest) London Lee (Guest)
Guests:
--Tom Jones - "It's Not Unusual" & "Watcha You Gonna Do"
--The Seekers - "A World of Our Own"
--Dee Dee Sharp - "Steady, Steady"
--Sid Caesar
--London Lee (comedian)
--Jean Paul Vignon - "What Now My Love" (in French)
--Allen and Rossi (comedians)
--Steve Rossi - "Sunrise, Sunset"
--Rudi Schweitzer (juggler)
b: 13-Jun-1965
839. Dave Clark Five / scheduled: Cab Calloway; Soupy Sales
gs: The Dave Clark Five (Guests)
--The Dave Clark Five - "Glad All Over," "Come Home" & "I Like It
Like That"
Other guests (scheduled):
--Cab Calloway
--Juliet Prowse (dancer)
--Soupy Sales (comedian)
--Totie Fields (comedian)
--Arthur Haynes (British comedian)
--The Malmo Girls (gymnasts from Sweeden)
--Elizabeth & Collins (knife throwers)
b: 20-Jun-1965
840. Billy J. Kramer & the Dakotas / Tony Bennett
gs: Tony Bennett (Guest) Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas (Guests)
Jackie Vernon (Guest) The Kim Sisters (Guests) Belafonte Group
(Guests)
Guests (June 27, 1965):
--Billy J. Kramer & the Dakotas - "From a Window" & "Bad to Me"
--Tony Bennett - "San Francisco," "One for My Baby," "It Had to be
You" and "One More for the Road"
--Jackie Vernon (comedian)
--Belafonte Group (African musicians)
--The Kim Sisters (singers/musicians)
--Topo Gigio (puppet, sings "Love Me Do")
--Johnny Hart (magician)
b: 27-Jun-1965
NOTE: Summer repeats:
04-Jul-65 - repeat from 11-Oct-64 (Roy Orbison, Connie Francis)
11-Jul-65 - repeat from 01-Nov-64 (Rex Harrison, Dave Clark 5)
18-Jul-65 - repeat from 15-Nov-64 (Peter & Gordon)
25-Jul-65 - repeat from 11-Apr-65 (Gerry & the Pacemakers)
01-Aug-65 - repeat from 08-Nov-64 (Jimmy Durante)
08-Aug-65 - repeat from 14-Feb-65 (Dave Clark 5)
15-Aug-65 - repeat from 24-Jan-65 (The Animals)
22-Aug-65 - repeat from 25-Oct-64 (Rolling Stones)
841. Gerry & the Pacemakers / Jerry Vale / The Womenfolk
gs: Gerry and the Pacemakers (Guests) Jerry Vale (Guest) Rich Little
(Guest) The Womenfolk (Guests) Morecambe and Wise (Guests) The
Kessler Twins (Guests)
Guests:
--Gerry and the Pacemakers - "I Like It," "You'll Never Walk Alone"
& "I'm the One"
--Jerry Vale - "I Feel a Song Coming On," "I'm Always Chasing
Rainbows" & "Granada"
--The Womenfolk (folk singers) "Jane, Jane," "500 Miles" & "La
Bamba"
--Morecambe and Wise (British comedy team)
--The Kessler Twins (singers)
--Rich Little (impressionist)
--Cairoli & Company (English comedians)
--The Three Hermanis (European novelty act)
b: 29-Aug-1965
NOTE: Next week:
05-Sep-65 - repeat from 16-May-65 (Petula Clark, Rudolf Nureyev)
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