The Mike Douglas ShowSeason 4
The Mike Douglas Show was a variety show out of Cleveland OH and then Philadelphia PA, broadcast in the daytime. It's structure was similar to The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson and The Merv Griffin Show and was very popular in its time. Mike Douglas was no relation to Michael nor Kirk Douglas.
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255 Episodes
- June Allyson co-hostsE12
June Allyson co-hostsGuests: tenor Richard Tucker actress Nancy Walker comedian-actor Bill Daily comedian Will Jordan football star Jim Brown of the Cleveland Browns Lou Groza shows how he kicks the football for his extra points record and Eric Renner, representative of International Guiding Eye, talks about the organization's work in training seeing eye dogs. - Phyllis Diller co-hostsE19
Phyllis Diller co-hostsGuests: TV personality George Jessel Opera singer Blanche Thebom singing duo of Chad and Jeremy comedian Yonely astrologer Catherine de Jersey and Dr. Eleanor Weisberger, child therapist from University Hospitals in Cleveland talks about "What To Tell Children About Sex." Highlights: Phyllis cooks her "Garbage Soup". Blanche Thebom sings "Mother Machree". - Phyllis Diller co-hostsE20
Phyllis Diller co-hostsGuests: Harold Betters jazz trombonist and his group comedy team of Colvin & Wilder singer Gale Garnett James Mangan claims to own outer space and offers passports to outer space. and the firemen of Station 13 in Cleveland bring Phyllis a corsage in appreciation of her prowess as a cook, they ate the "Garbage Soup" she cooked yesterday. - Johnny Desmond co-hostsE22
Johnny Desmond co-hostsGuests: French singer Jean-Pierre Aumont actor-comedian Mickey Manners discusses his role in "Many Happy Returns" singer-actress Susan Barrett presents impressions and the 1965 Ice Capades Stars, Aia Zanova Tommy Litz, The Jelineks and Romayne and Spanky. - Johnny Desmond co-hostsE24
Johnny Desmond co-hostsGuests: comedian Morey Amsterdam actress-model Ann Marie TV critic Cleveland Amory talks about his work with the National Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and Dr. Paul P. Mok talks about parenthood. Highlights: Ann Marie sings "Make Someone Happy". - Dorothy Louden co-hostsE28
Dorothy Louden co-hostsGuests: actor Roger Smith sings and plays guitar actress Pat Woodell, Jeannine Riley and Linda Kaye offer Mike an autographed petticoat press agent Jim Moran reveals his solution to problem marriages Fred Cook author of "The FBI Nobody Knows". and members of the Garfield Heights High School Marching Band. - Dorothy Louden co-hostsE30
Dorothy Louden co-hostsGuests: Gig Young and introduces his wife Victoria Shaw comedian Adam Keefe attorney Melvin Belli, former defense counsel for Jack Ruby and Ambassador Biddle Duke, U.S. Chief of Protocol Angier tells about the intricate details involved when planning the State funeral for the late President Kennedy. - Rudy Vallee co-hostsE47
Rudy Vallee co-hostsGuests: singer Anita Bryant talks about her tour with Guy Lombardo's band comedian-actor Bill Daily demonstrates household uses of scientific discoveries Cleveland Brown football star Jim Brown talks about his book "Off My Chest" The Martin Brothers and Dean Chance of the Los Angeles Angels demonstrates his pitching form. and a Necchi sewing machine demonstration. - Rudy Vallee co-hostsE50
Rudy Vallee co-hostsGuests: comedian Alan King entertainer Tessie O'Shea, also known as "Two Ton Tessie", reflecting her bulk and girth. She was a very popular music hall and radio stand-up comedienne. Count Marco, controversial columnist for The Chronicle and Dr. David Leighninger. - The Lennon Sisters co-hostE52
The Lennon Sisters co-hostGuests: TV personality Henry Morgan singer Gisele Mackenzie folksinger-actor Theodore Bikel comedian Paul Gilbert model-author Candy Johnson and trumpet player Dick Cathcart. Highlights: Giselle sings "Heartaches". Candy Johnson dances the "Swim". - Gypsy Rose Lee co-hostsE56
Gypsy Rose Lee co-hostsGuests: comedy team of Al Fisher & Lou Marks Jazz singer Marion Montgomery sings "Moment of Truth" Bill Adler author of "The Kennedy Wit" discusses the humorous side of Kennedy and Elmer Bursby, an authority on ants, proves that ants have human-like habits. - Gypsy Rose Lee co-hostsE59
Gypsy Rose Lee co-hostsGuests: Eddie Albert comedian Adam Keefe educator Dr. Albert Burke discusses the Bill of Rights and The Village Singers. Plus mystery guest, Gypsy's son Erik Kirkland (later changed his name to Erik Preminger, after learning that Otto Preminger was his father). Highlights: Eddie Albert sings "Fall Away" and "September Song". The Village Singers perform "Pretty Momma". - Frankie Laine co-hostsE61
Frankie Laine co-hostsGuests: actor Robert Horton singer January Jones comedian Jackie Vernon and cartoonist Al Capp. Highlights: Songs performed are, "On The Sunnyside Of The Street", "Shine", "Moonlight Gambler" "That's My Desire" "Go On With Your Dancing" and "By The River St, Marie". - Frankie Laine co-hostsE62
Frankie Laine co-hostsGuests: comedienne Totie Fields comedian-actor Morey Amsterdam Roger Conklin of the Miami Seaquarium and Mrs. Frankie Laine, Nan Grey. Highlights: Songs performed are, "Your Cheaten Heart" "Mule Train", "Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams", "Black And Blue" and "I May Be Wrong" - Frankie Laine co-hostsE63
Frankie Laine co-hostsGuests: folksinger Rolf Harris comedian Jackie Vernon Jazz pianist Johnny Costa and Jim Bishop, author of "A Day in the Life of President Kennedy" Highlights: Songs performed are, "September In The Rain" , "Mam'selle", "The Cry Of The Wild Goose", "I Would Do Most Anything For You" and "Rawhide" - Frankie Laine co-hostsE64
Frankie Laine co-hostsGuests: singer-actress Dolores Gray comedian-song-and-dance man Jerry Lester Carl B. Smith, author of "Read and Succeed" ventriloquist Willie Tyler and Lester, Ray McKinley conducts The Glenn Miller Band. and Peter McKinney discusses toys operated by battery power. Highlights: Songs performed, "Wonderful Wasn't It", ""Hello Dolly", "Your Cheaten Heart", and "Mack The Knife" - Frankie Laine co-hostsE65
Frankie Laine co-hostsGuests: singer-actress-model Fran Jeffries and actor & former heavy-weight boxing champion Maxie Rosenbloom Highlights: Songs performed are, "Shrimp Boats", "Go On With Your Dancing", "'Way Down Yonder In New Orleans", "When The Saints Go Marching In" and "Doesn't She Roll" - Eddie Albert co-hostsE66
Eddie Albert co-hostsGuests: Country singer Roger Miller impressionist Johnny Costa radio personality John Henry Faulk, tells how he tried to clear his name of the Communist label, a charge that ruined his career vocal group The Four Preps and author Carl B. Smith discusses the ability to learn by association with roots of words.. Highlights: Eddie tells how he met his wife when both were circus performers in Mexico. Johnny Costa does his imitations of famous pianists. The Four Preps do a takeoff on The Beatles. - Bill Cosby co-hostsE73
Bill Cosby co-hostsGuests: singer Julia Meade comedian Pat Cooper singers Bill Henderson and Joe Williams Jim Vaus executive director of Youth Development Inc. and Corby Pleasant from JAX Fashions. Highlights: Bill Cosby talks about Charles "Bird" Parker, "Bird Lives" Bill Cosby and Mike clown around and introduce Bill Cosby's "Matinee Omlette" made with candy and kool aide Julia Meade sings "You Do Something to Me". Bill Henderson sings "I've Got Such Alot of Living to Do" and "Angel Eyes". Bill Cosby and Bill Henderson sing a nonsense song. Pat Cooper does a comedy routine Bill, Gloria, Henderson and Mike sing a song medley. - Bill Cosby co-hostsE74
Bill Cosby co-hostsGuests: The DeJohn Sisters comedian Jerry Vernon singer-dancer Skip Cunningham. and author William Schofield discusses the career of WWII Japanese propaganda radio announcer Tokyo Rose and his book "Treason Trail". Highlights: The show starts with children's songs today. Bill Cosby performs "Big Rock Candy Mountain" and other nonsense songs. The DeJohn Sisters sing "We'll Sing for Our Supper and We'll Swing" and "Honeysuckle Rose". Skip Cunningham sings "I Could Have Danced All Night" and tap dances to "How High the Moon". Mike, Bill, Skip and the DeJohn Sisters dance the Fruge and the Jerk. Mike sings "A Real Live Girl". The DeJohn Sisters sing "The Guy From Ipanema". Bill closes with "When I Marry You". - Earl Wrightson & Lois Hunt co-hostE76
Earl Wrightson & Lois Hunt co-hostGuests: Broderick Crawford The Village Stompers, Dixieland Jazz band ventriloquist Russ Lewis and his "pal" Brooklyn and medical columnist Dr. Walter Alvarez Highlights: Cleaning "Oscars", moving sidewalks, cholestrol facelifting, wooden dolls and Dixieland Jazz are all part of today's 90 minutes of entertainment. - Betty Johnson co-hostsE83
Betty Johnson co-hostsGuests: singing duo of Ian and Sylvia Tyson nightclub owner Robb Joska breathing teacher Mrs. Estelle Stevens Mrs. Lee Sleinder author of "Romantic Marriage: The Twentieth Century Illusion". Variety entertainment with a number of topics including Lady Bird Johnson, stuffed cabbage, marriage, divorce, and breathing. - Nick Adams co-hostsE86
Nick Adams co-hostsGuests: character actor Fred Clark singer Toni Arden Robert Shelton, the Imperial Wizard of United Klans of America The Echos, rock-n-roll group from Hong Kong and a surprise guest. Topics include divorce, fast living, topless bathing suits, segregation and the limbo. - Dan Dailey co-hostsE91
Dan Dailey co-hostsGuests: song and dance man Danny Meehan from "Funny Girl" the juggling matador Antonio Del Moral comedian Ish Kabibble who for many years was featured with the Kay Kyser Orchestra and Dr. Rose Franzblau, author of "The Way it is Under Twenty" who will discuss family problems. - Hermione Gingold co-hostsE97
Hermione Gingold co-hostsGuests: actress Jane Withers flamenco guitarist Carlos Montoya comedian Jackie Mason folksinger Charles Mendoza Bernard Asbell, author of "The New Improved American" dance instructor "Killer" Joe Piro and Charles Messick and his talking dog Michele. - Hermione Gingold co-hostsE98
Hermione Gingold co-hostsGuests: actress Sylvia Sidney comedian Rip Taylor The Burke Family Singers and author William Cole of "Sex in Christianity & Psychoanalysis". Highlights: Hermione and Mike perform "Hello Dolly". Mike sings "Dear Heart". Hermione sings "Down at the Old Bull & Bush". Mike performs "Gigi" and "Put On a Happy Face". The Burke Family sing "Dixie" and "The Irish Girl". Walter Burke does Yo-yo tricks, rock the cradle and spin the world. Mike and the Burke Family singers do "Skip to My Lou". Rip Taylor sings "I'm Late" and does a stand-up routine with silly songs. Mike does a medley of "Happy Days Are Here Again", "You Will Never Walk Alone" and "That Old Black Magic". Rip sings "I Lost My Heart to You". Mike sings "This Is All I Ask", "They Don't Believe Me" and "Love is Just Around the Corner". Rip Taylor does the "Minute Waltz". The Burke Family Singers perform. - George Gobel co-hostsE102
George Gobel co-hostsGuests: comedian Bill Cosby actress Celeste Holm singer Susan Barrett British pop singers Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clyde and Marie Walther, 1964 Olympic acrobat team member Topics talking to animals, horseback riding, "Cinderella", punchlines and parallel bars. - George Gobel co-hostsE103
George Gobel co-hostsGuests: comedienne Dagmar singer Frankie Randall vocalist Laura Lane Helene S. Arnstein author of "What to Tell Your Child" pianist Donn Trenner and a surprise guest. Bowling balls, the perfect gentleman, marriage problems and questions children ask parents are today's topics. - George Gobel co-hostsE104
George Gobel co-hostsGuests: comedienne Dody Goodman entertainer Dagmar The Mills Brothers Chaplain Malcolm Boyd the "Express Priest" Champion ping-pong players Dick Miles and Ken Oler and Sue Taylor from Chun King Foods, serving Chinese delicacies, including "Drunken Chicken" and "Duck Tongue Soup". - George Gobel co-hostsE105
George Gobel co-hostsGuests: Jack Palance comedienne Dagmar exercise expert Debbie Drake Jonah Jones and his musicians Mrs. Mildred Ehrlich, first vice-president of the Parents Council of Washington. Overdrinking, professional boxing, exercising, Tarzan and a new social code for teenagers are today's topics. - Roger Williams co-hostsE108
Roger Williams co-hostsGuests: baritone McHenry Boatwright comedians Colvin and Wilder (Jack Colvin & Yvonne Wilder) singer Liz Seneff with guitarist Fred Albitz and Colin Fletcher author of "The 1000 Mile Summer". Highlights: Mike performs the song "Old Buttermilk Sky" a song he recorded when he was with the Kay Kyser Orchestra. - Craig Stevens co-hostsE115
Craig Stevens co-hostsGuests: actress Barbara Feldon comedians Homer and Jethro writer-poet Charlotte Painter actress-dancer Taina Elg Dr. Donald Gallagan, assistant Surgeon General of the United States. Topics include accents, television commercials, tigers, pregnancy, ballet and water fluoridation. - Eva Gabor co-hostsE117
Eva Gabor co-hostsGuests: singers Joe and Eddie the comedy team of Colvin and Wilder singer-actress Anita Gillette show business biographer Maurice Zolotow Edward Goldfader general manager of Tracers Corp. Aubrey Barnett, ex-leader of the Black Muslims and author of the Saturday Evening Post article, "The Black Muslims are a Fraud". - Eva Gabor co-hostsE118
Eva Gabor co-hostsGuests: singer-actor Jean-Paul Vignon Jay and the Americans comedian Marty Ingels New York dance instructor "Killer" Joe Piro Dr. Robert Baird discussing narcotics Fencing instructor Menyhart Kadar of the Western Reserve University Mr. Jack Slack Everything from fencing to "The Frug" is on today's agenda. Music by the Ellie Frankel Quintet - Frankie Laine co-hostsE130
Frankie Laine co-hostsGuests: comedian Ronnie Martin scientist Dr. John Kelly from the Westinghouse Electric co. the band of Big Tiny Little and the Wild Ones featuring singer Mary Petite Dr. Charles Merrill Smith, pastor and author of "How to Become a Bishop Without Being Religious". - Pat O'Brien co-hostsE131
Pat O'Brien co-hostsGuests: John F. Collins Mayor of Boston actress Marilyn Maxwell dancer-singer Joey Heatherton entertainer Tessie O'Shea singer Billy Daniels The Rockettes Alumni in precision dancing The Chesterfield Family, trampoline artists and Dr. John Rock author of "The Time Has Come" and director of The Rock Reproductive Center - Pat O'Brien co-hostsE132
Pat O'Brien co-hostsGuests: Frank Dennehy and Bill Dolan, Boston's Singing Policemen toastmaster George Jessel dance instructor "Killer" Joe Piro pianist Roger Williams The DeJohn Sisters magician and illusionist Lon Masterson Coach Red Auerbach and his Boston Celtics basketball team - Pat O'Brien co-hostsE134
Pat O'Brien co-hostsGuests: Operatic tenor Jan Peerce actress Jayne Mansfield singer Sue Bennett English singer Tommy Steele Boston Fire Chief William Terrend and Dr. Waldo Fielding discusses problems of unwed mothers. Highlights: Jan Peerce sings "Bluebird of Happiness". Jayne Mansfield plays the violin. - Pat O'Brien co-hostsE135
Pat O'Brien co-hostsGuests: singer Teresa Brewer composer Richard Rodgers cartoonist Al Capp songstress Irene Fontaine ventriloquist Russ Lewis and his pal Brooklyn The First Piano Quartet The U.S. Naval Ceremonial Drill Team and Dr. Jack Mendelson of Boston's Arlington Unitarian Church. - Douglas Fairbanks Jr. co-hostsE138
Douglas Fairbanks Jr. co-hostsGuests: singer Margaret Whiting actor Troy Donahue comedian Jackie Mason and discussing reasons for not using birth control pills today is a Roman Catholic, Dr. William Lynch of Boston's St. Margaret Carney Hospital and author of "A Marriage Manual for Catholics". Highlights: Mike sings "It's a Great Day for the Irish". Douglas Fairbanks Jr. recites a sonnet by Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Margaret Whiting sings "Got a Lot of Livin' to Do", "Try to Remember" and "After You've Gone". Mike sings "I Like the Likes of You", "Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me)" and "Sometimes I'm Happy (Sometimes I'm Blue)". Douglas Fairbanks Jr. sings "A Fine Romance". - Vivian Vance co-hostsE141
Vivian Vance co-hostsGuests: comedian Bob Melvin singer-actress Josephine Premice singer Don Francks wrestler Fred Atkins karate expert Prof. Hiro and Richard P. Frisbie author of "An Impractical Guide to Successful Failure.” *NOTE: Actress Vivian Vance who got her show business start in Albuqueruque's Little Theatre is Mike's co-hostess this week. - Vivian Vance co-hostsE144
Vivian Vance co-hostsGuests: The Four Preps TV personality Dagmar David Hoy author of "Psychic and Other ESP Party Games" and ex-convict Bill Sands author of "My Shadow Ran Fast" Highlights: Vivian cooks "Mexican Pie" today and says it helps if you can sing a Mexican song while cooking. - John Raitt co-hostsE147
John Raitt co-hostsGuests: actor Broderick Crawford The Harmonicats featuring Johnny Puleo The Charlie Bell Trio jazz group magician Bill Bishop Former U.S. Olympic weightlifting champion and Olympic weightlifting coach Bob Hoffman, now 67 years old, demonstrates some weightlifting techniques for men and women. - Teresa Brewer co-hostsE154
Teresa Brewer co-hostsGuests: comedian Sandy Baron The Clinger Sisters singing group comic Cliff Arquette aka Charley Weaver Reverend Jim McGraw of Brooklyn discusses the significances and dangers involved with the demonstrations and march which took place in Selma, Alabama. and Bob Rumpf demonstrating an experimental car with no conventional steering wheel. - Carol Lawrence co-hostsE163
Carol Lawrence co-hostsGuests: singer and Carol's husband Robert Goulet TV personality Merv Griffin billiards champ Minnesota Fats English rock 'n' roll group Freddie and the Dreamers Mrs. Elizabeth Bing discussing natural childbirth and Clinton T. Duffy former Warden of San Quentin Prison - Howard Keel co-hostsE170
Howard Keel co-hostsGuests: "Andy Griffith Show" actor George Lindsey Opera singer Richard Tucker Rona Jaffe Diana Ross and the Supremes dance instructor Dick Blake and Robert Fulton, lawn expert from Pittsburgh. Highlights: The Supremes sing "Stop in the Name of Love" and "Back In My Arms Again". - Phyllis Diller co-hostsE182
Phyllis Diller co-hostsGuests: singer Peggy March Eddie Doucette Australian entertainer and folksinger Rolf Harris. Phil Palumbo and his Jazz Band Vance Packard author of "The Waste Makers" Ideas on glamorizing salad as Eddie Doucette demonstrates Mr. William Schwartz gives a medical discussion of venereal diseases. - Patrice Munsel co-hostsE186
Patrice Munsel co-hostsGuests: TV personality Henry Morgan pianist Roger Williams sculptor Ernest Wurther and International female skateboard champ Pat McGee. Highlights: Patrice sings "I've Got You Under My Skin". Mike sings "Get Me to the Church On Time" Patrice and Mike duet with "Wunderbar" from "Kiss Me Kate". Patrice brings her poodle Delilah out to meet everyone. Roger Williams plays "Call Me Irresponsible" and "You'll Never Walk Alone". Patrice sings "Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair" and "Look to the Rainbow". Roger closes with "Supercalifragilisticexpialidoucious" from "Mary Poppins". - Patrice Munsel co-hostsE187
Patrice Munsel co-hostsGuests: actor Ray Walston violinist Maria Neglia Dr. Benjamin Spock, who talks about the National Committee for a SANE Nuclear policy. Dr. Spock is co-chairman of SANE, a group devoted to avoiding further radiation fallout and reducing nuclear arms potentially harmful to the world. and Dr. Morton Walker, author of "Your Guide to Foot Health." - Patrice Munsel co-hostsE190
Patrice Munsel co-hostsGuests: comedy team of Allen and Rossi add a light note and a new dance is demonstrated. Mrs. Charlotte Halicker, Boston housewife who originated the new dance, "The Temper Tantrum" Dick Blake dance instructor Dr. and Mrs. William Bauer, authors of "The Way to Womanhood" and Laurence Kaye from Christian Dior Furs, New York, Patrice Munsel models a $50,000 Christian Dior fur coat and sings this afternoon. - Pernell Roberts co-hostsE192
Pernell Roberts co-hostsGuests: comedy team of Gaylord and Holiday singer Margot Muser who played Eliza Doolittle in the Broadway production of "My Fair Lady". Martin Altman demonstrating how to cook lobster and Douglas Sarif, a high school teacher who quit his profession gives his reasons why. - Pearl Bailey co-hostsE203
Pearl Bailey co-hostsGuests: Pearl introduces her 5-year-old daughter Dee Dee actress Margaret O'Brien singer Ed Ames rock-n-roll group The Beau Brummels and Larry Rosen shows films of a trip with Gail DelCoral, the human mannequin. Highlights: Ed Ames sings "Put On A Happy Face" and "Try To Remember." The Beau Brummels perform "Just A Little." - Pearl Bailey co-hostsE205
Pearl Bailey co-hostsGuests: singer Carol Lawrence actor Joseph Campanella Carolyn Mignini, "Miss Teenage America" sings a duet with rock 'n' roll singer Bruce Scott Dr. Charles Ross of the Buffalo Smoking Clinic. Joseph Campanella, Dr. Ed Steven of "The Doctors and the Nurses" makes his debut as a singer on today's show. Mike introduces the mystery guest, a woman that Pearl admires so much and says is her greatest inspiration. - Earl Wrightson and Lois Hunt co-hostE206
Earl Wrightson and Lois Hunt co-hostGuests: comedian Richard Pryor musician-flutist Herbie Mann Michael Rossman, teacher at the University of California at Berkeley. student-teacher Michael Rossman from the University of California at Berkeley, a leader in the free speech movement. There is a bubble gum blowing contest with children from ages four to twelve. - Shari Lewis co-hostsE207
Shari Lewis co-hostsGuests: actor Cliff Robertson singer Jose Feliciano comedian Lou Holtz Robert Bidwell, dean of the Dunkin Donuts company, tells how to make donuts. Marie LeDoux discusses her method of teaching reading called "Play 'n Talk" which emphasizes letter and word phonetics. - Jackie Mason co-hostE208
Jackie Mason co-hostGuests: columnist-author Jim Bishop singer Jean-Paul Vignon songstress Shirley Ellis actor Pat Morita and Dr. Murray Smythe, a physician from Philadelphia. Highlights: Shirley Ellis sings "The Nitty Gritty," "Such A Night," "The Name Game" and Shirley demonstrates the "Clapping Song". - Jack E. Leonard co-hostsE210
Jack E. Leonard co-hostsJack E. Leonard co-hosts Guests: actor Andy Devine Gary Lewis & the Playboys singer Lesley Gore and NASA public information officer Paul Haney. Highlights: Gary Lewis & the Playboys - "Count Me In," "This Diamond Ring," interview, and "Save Your Heart for Me." Lesley Gore sings "Sunshine Lollipops & Rainbows," "Cry Me A River," interview, "What Kind of Fool Am I?" - Gordon MacRae co-hostsE213
Gordon MacRae co-hostsGuests: Little Anthony and the Imperials singer Carol Lawrence pianist Jose Melis Dr. Rose Franzblau talks about children and summer camps. Alfie Scopp a clown from Toronto with the Credony clowns Highlights: Gordon MacRae sings "Night of My Nights" from "Kismet" and "I Loved You" from "Carousel". Carol sings "Be A Clown" as Mike as a clown does a headstand Little Anthony and the Imperials perform "Brazil", "Temptation" and "I'm Alright". Jose Melis plays a piano medley. Mike & Jose perform "Ciao, Ciao (So Long For Now)". Carol sings "It Never Entered My Mind". Mike sings "King of the Road". Little Anthony and the Imperials do "Tears on My Pillow". Gordon sings "Face to Face". Carol sings "A Foggy Day in London Town". - Tony Martin co-hostsE225
Tony Martin co-hostsGuests: comedienne Sophie Tucker singer Ted Lewis Toastmaster George Jessel and Myrus the Mentalist Highlights: Tony & Mike duet with "Breezin' Along with the Breeze" and "Sunday". Tony solos with "I'm Henry the VIII, I Am". George Jessel does "All the Things I Can't Forget". Ted Lewis sings "When My Baby Smiled At Me". Tony & Ted team up for "Just Because". Sophie Tucker reads an after-dinner speech. Mike and Sophie sing "My Yiddishe Momme". Tony sings "Tenement Symphony". Sophie & Ted do "There'll Be Some Changes Made". George Jessel does "Toot Toot Tootsie"/ Mike & Ted sing "I Left My Heart in San Francisco". Tony sings "I'll See You In My Dreams". Ted sings "Me & My Shadow". - Dennis O'Keefe co-hostsE232
Dennis O'Keefe co-hostsGuests: comedienne Joan Rivers folksinger Tedd Browne mimic Frank Raines aka Mr. Echo Psychologist Dr. Blake Crider discusses fears, tension and phobias rock 'n' roll group Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders who perform "The Game Of Love," "It's Just A Little Bit Too Late," "Reelin' and Rockin'". - Dennis O'Keefe co-hostsE234
Dennis O'Keefe co-hostsGuests: The Tijuana Brass Roger Conklin director of the Miami Seaquarium actress Betsy Palmer who talks about her role in the stock company of "Lady in the Dark". Michael Tolan star of "The Doctors and the Nurses" producer David Merrick and a mystery guest. - The Andrew Sisters co-hostE252
The Andrew Sisters co-hostGuests: Jazz singer Arthur Prysock Jazz musician Jonah Jones singers Michel Dunand and Forbes Darin Marcia Moore demonstrates Yoga and Mrs. Ray Pierre Orsinik author of "Caviar for Breakfast" discusses the daily living patterns of the Russian people.