Presented on "PULITZER PRIZE PLAYHOUSE." Television adaptation of the Maxwell Anderson-Kurt Weill musical about Peter Stuyvesant.
Excellent sound. Broadcast contains opening. Complete.
Presented on "ARMSTRONG CIRCLE THEATER." Television adaptation of Cole Porter's 1948 Broadway musical comedy about the backstage and onstage conflict between a formerly married theatrical couple who are starring together in a production of "The Taming Of The Shrew."
Sound quality has some variations. Complete broadcast
open and close. Originally produced on Broadway in 1948 with songs by Cole Porter. A classic American
musical comedy.
Victor Borge, Anne Bancroft and Sterling Holloway guest with Perry Como in this live special as Perry starts his 17th TV season. On hand are Frank Gallop and The Ray Charles Singers.
Based on the 1953 Broadway musical about a street beggar in Baghdad who falls in love with a princess, and a prince in love with the beggar's daughter.
Based on the 1953 Broadway musical about a street beggar in Baghdad who falls in love with a princess, and a prince in love with the beggar's daughter. Open of program has a few sound variations.
The stars of country music gather for the second annual country music awards and the first ever to be telecast.
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans serve as hosts.
Note: Numerous sources indicate the tape-delayed ceremony aired on November 20th, 1968. However, several newspaper television listings indicate the tape-delayed ceremony aired on October 30th, 1968.
March 12, 1969-September 10, 1969. This was the first broadcast of the series. This wholesome musical show featured the several dozen members of the King clan. The show was revived in 1969, this time in a half-hour version. Thirty-six Kings appeared on camera, and one member, Tina Cole, was also a regular on "My Three Sons."
March 12, 1969-September 10, 1969. This wholesome musical show featured the several dozen members of the King clan. The show was revived in 1969, this time in a half-hour version. Thirty-six Kings appeared on camera, and one member, Tina Cole, was also a regular on "My Three Sons."
March 12, 1969-September 10, 1969. This wholesome musical show featured the several dozen members of the King clan. The show was revived in 1969, this time in a half-hour version. Thirty-six Kings appeared on camera, and one member, Tina Cole, was also a regular on "My Three Sons."
March 12, 1969-September 10, 1969. This wholesome musical show featured the several dozen members of the King clan. The show was revived in 1969, this time in a half-hour version. Thirty-six Kings appeared on camera, and one member, Tina Cole, was also a regular on "My Three Sons."
March 12, 1969-September 10, 1969. This wholesome musical show featured the several dozen members of the King clan. The show was revived in 1969, this time in a half-hour version. Thirty-six Kings appeared on camera, and one member, Tina Cole, was also a regular on "My Three Sons."
March 12, 1969-September 10, 1969. This wholesome musical show featured the several dozen members of the King clan. The show was revived in 1969, this time in a half-hour version. Thirty-six Kings appeared on camera, and one member, Tina Cole, was also a regular on "My Three Sons."
March 12, 1969-September 10, 1969. This wholesome musical show featured the several dozen members of the King clan. The show was revived in 1969, this time in a half-hour version. Thirty-six Kings appeared on camera, and one member, Tina Cole, was also a regular on "My Three Sons."
March 12, 1969-September 10, 1969. This wholesome musical show featured the several dozen members of the King clan. The show was revived in 1969, this time in a half-hour version. Thirty-six Kings appeared on camera, and one member, Tina Cole, was also a regular on "My Three Sons."
March 12, 1969-September 10, 1969. This wholesome musical show featured the several dozen members of the King clan. The show was revived in 1969, this time in a half-hour version. Thirty-six Kings appeared on camera, and one member, Tina Cole, was also a regular on "My Three Sons."
March 12, 1969-September 10, 1969. This wholesome musical show featured the several dozen members of the King clan. The show was revived in 1969, this time in a half-hour version. Thirty-six Kings appeared on camera, and one member, Tina Cole, was also a regular on "My Three Sons."
March 12, 1969-September 10, 1969. This wholesome musical show featured the several dozen members of the King clan. The show was revived in 1969, this time in a half-hour version. Thirty-six Kings appeared on camera, and one member, Tina Cole, was also a regular on "My Three Sons."
March 12, 1969-September 10, 1969. This wholesome musical show featured the several dozen members of the King clan. The show was revived in 1969, this time in a half-hour version. Thirty-six Kings appeared on camera, and one member, Tina Cole, was also a regular on "My Three Sons."
Songs of the American heritage are sung by Johnny and his guests, with inspiration provided by the majesty of Carl Sandburg's words.
Johnny Cash, said that this might be the best TV show he has ever done. He welcomes Peggy Lee, young singer Browning Bryant and members of the Johnny Cash troupe: the Carter Family, Carl Perkins, the Statler Brothers, and the Tennessee Three.
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