Hollywood Palace 3-06 Milton Berle (host), Sonny & Cher, Bill Dana, Maury Willis, Abbe Lane

Originally Aired Oct 23, 1965. This program features:
Sonny and Cher: "Baby, Don't Go" & "Where Do You Go?"
Sonny and Cher with Milton Berle: Sketch, performing a version of "But You're Mine" titled "But You're Ours." (Milton plays Sonny & Cher's kid.
Abbe Lane
Bill Dana: Jose Jimenez talking about his Jujitsu book
Maury Wills (Los Angeles Dodger captain): Sings and plays banjo
Mike McGivney: Quick-change actor doing an abbreviated version of "Oliver Twist"
The Rudas (Australian dancers): "This Must Be the Place"

[@philiphoward1731]

I’m glad your show and the show with the commercials and then we can see what life was like in the 1960s

[@PAULLONDEN]

Thanks ... Berle was hilarious ...

[@lancedukel3436]

Wow! Abbe Lane, stunning!

[@vogelfrau2425]

Ihr Kleid und die Schuhe haben eine wunderschöne Farbe. Passen gut zu ihren Haaren. Hübsche Erscheinung. Sie lebt noch.

[@vincentmondello2052]

That Maury Wills clip is excellent, thanks so much for posting.

[@zacheryalderton6741]

He is amazing

[@freespirit21newyork]

WOW October 1965 I was a new born 4 months old, but I love how the Hollywood palace was back then when they made these shows 1964-70 when I looked it up for today, NO much different, now they got those ugly movable chairs, there's no classy big roomy chairs & those little corner stairs the celebs used to sit on by the lovely footlights, and they took those beautiful footlights out too! Ughh nah that place isn't the Hollywood palace as I knew it to be again some things can't be re-done or improved 👑👑👑🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@TsetsiStoyanova]

i love Cher from back in the day!

[@cynthialyman2636]

What writers! "The star who put the vision in television: Milton Berle!" How l love these!

[@lukepate8749]

Love this,Thank you,God Bless from Texas !!! :) :)

[@ez4me2sa]

These videos are GEMS!!

[@dwtsf]

Never knew Maury Wills plays the banjo. Terrific!

[@CoCotheTurtle]

Did you see the sweat on Maury's upper lip? Such a big moment for him! Well, he was great, and you could see how proud he was of his performance!

[@sabrinabrown107]

"I got you babe"!!!😉😉👍🎹 Cher's pants jumpsuit needs to make comeback!!! I am digging it big time! I like the song "Baby don't go". I loved Abby Lanes performance and it was all done in another language! Black dude playing the Banjo ....wow! Zenith TV's were big time until Sony came stomping in and kicking them to the curve with a better made TV years later!!

[@christineadams1284]

Sabrina Brown I love jumpsuits, yes they need to make a come back.

[@Robby24ish]

Great, Great show with Sonny and C h e r , A b b e , I grew up loving them. C h e r islike family, I know her and Sonny my entire . Life!!! Peace

[@GeeBee909]

Abbe Lane is stunning. Lovely lady

[@charitygrace3441]

cher is beautiful

[@jeffreyzeiss1326]

Abby Lane was absolutely gorgeous and what a talent and real woman

[@christineadams1284]

Sonny's shoes/boots had about a three inch heel. Love ya Sonny. 🙏❤️

[@johnrust592]

Came here after doing research for a book about the Los Angeles Dodgers. Wow. Maury Wills really did play the banjo, and he was damn good at it.

[@DetroitLives313]

I was five years old when this was on TV. LOL!

[@freespirit21newyork]

I was 4 months old best show ever!👑👑👑

[@m.asquino7403]

And to think that I grew up during those times! Lol

[@heavymetallove7]

This is AMAZING!

[@daysturn1971]

When television had class.

[@susantraversy9813]

Too bad Sonny didn't. Sitting hunched over then leaning all over Cher.

[@allthatjazzspaz95]

Cher is and always has been gorgeous. Classic beauty.

[@cynthialyman2636]

Cher can even carry off high-water bellbottoms.

[@m.asquino7403]

Yuk

[@jeffreyzeiss1326]

Cher gorgeous no Abby Lane yes

[@freespirit21newyork]

This is TV 😁👌 Milton Burl was simply the best! Funny as hell! Don Rickels 👎👎👎 never liked him but I can see this was a place where it was " Black Tie" no sneakers & jeans! You had to be DRESSED for this beautiful Hollywood palace 👑👑👑👑

[@jesusnodal8948]

Finally some real talent. A good show!

[@Ladysensei]

I was seven years old and I remember my parents watching this show! I definitely remember Sunny and Cher back then. I never understood why people thought Milton was funny. I guess you had to be a grown-up to understand his humor. 😂

[@forego49]

This song "Where do you go" was a B side song but it was already telling us about teens wanting attention from their parents and when they don't get it "Where do you go"

[@jrnumex9286]

cher said back in the day "sony is the oak tree in my life"

[@toolcastellanos]

greetings from sweden! im working on a documentary about James Bradley Jr, and he was at the episode 7 of the season 3 and i see that you guys havent upload that one, and i would like to know if its possible for you to provide that episode where Ray Bolger was the host and James Bradley Jr jams with legendary Lionel Hampton. Hope you guys can help us! thanks

[@forego49]

Abbe Lane wow she is a Goddess

[@louk231]

Yep, and so talented too....

[@willminkorea2010]

26:20 Sonny and Cher

[@fosbury68]

Cigarette commercials on TV. The "good old days" indeed.

[@spongevee1]

Maury Wills! 😀

[@juanmonge8]

Abbé Lane schwiiiiiiing !!!!!!!!

[@forego49]

Cher was a cute chubby face girl

[@javiergilvidal1558]

"The best electricity service in the world....." Seventeen days later, the greatest blackout in USA history happens......

[@christineadams1284]

Javier GilmVidal And now 55 yrs later the grid is falling apart.

[@manditoemya8478]

That last skit with Milton was bloody Hilarious. They don't have shows like this anymore and what a shame, T.V is so trashy now.

[@forego49]

He was Rickles before Rickles

[@LenHummelChannel]

- Mike McGivney: Quick-change actor doing an abbreviated version of "Oliver Twist", - WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THIS GUY. There seems to be NOTHING about him on the internet? Did he just disappear???

[@jeanesingsjazz]

does excedrin still contain anti-depresants?

[@scdevon]

Ha!! A loaded question for sure. Kind of like: "Senator, are you still beating your wife"?..........

[@edwardanthony7283]

Too bad they didn't clone Uncle Miltie

[@akrenwinkle]

Maury Wills said he had a fling with Doris Day in 1962. Doris denied it. I always loved Doris, but I believe Wills.

[@forego49]

Don Rickles stole Milton's act with the on stage insults at the audience

[@davedee4382]

Oh boy. Next week Ray Boldger! Now you know why the ratings stunk.

[@davedee4382]

Cher wearing flats and Sonny really built up boots. And the show runs the record. A big show like this and they couldn’t have the orchestra play it live! Hollywood Palace never did well in the ratings. I always watched it.

[@irafutterman5557]

Espanyol excellente from a nice Jewish girl from Brooklyn.

[@gggrrr00]

When sonny sings a whole choir comes out of his mouth - ?? the guy was a talanted and creative business manager, but couldn't sing a note. they hid it fairly well..

[@jerry3bo321]

Lip singing.

[@edwardanthony7283]

Maury Wills.never knew you were just as great with the banjo as you were stealing bases! A lip sync by Sonny & Cher?/

[@MooPotPie]

Sonny & Cher appear to be singing live to pre-recorded backing tracks. They had no orchestrations for the band. What's strange for me is watching Sonny's awkward "acting" during the second song where he doesn't sing at all.

[@johnandrews4145]

Yes, because of the huge cameras, RCA TK-43c, and the size of the stage most of the non-professional singers opted not to sing live. There was an orchestra located stage left, in a part of the lower audience seating. Most chart 'hit' songs were used from recording studio specially prepared tracks to 'preserve' the 'singers sound'. Dance/singing numbers were often 'pre-recorded' the night before - again to allow no mics in the wide shots. Interestingly, the first comment from one of the producers upon meeting Sonny & Cher [arriving in their bear coats] was "Take them out and get them a bath!" {They stunk!}

[@garrison7888]

S * C lip sicked their first song.

[@Twentythousandlps]

Cher's outfit is so dumpy - strange. She made up for it later.

[@keithnaylor1981]

Anyone who defaces some historical show with a digital clock ought to have their own digits, and anything else which comes to hand, clamped tightly in a vice.