Hollywood Palace 3-11 Milton Berle (host), Liberace, Cesar Romero, Joey Heatherton, MacGuire Sisters

Originally aired Dec 4, 1965. This program features:
- Milton Berle and Liberace: "My Kind of Town"
- Liberace: "More", "Alley Cat" and the theme from "Exodus"
- Cesar Romero (actor)
- Joey Heatherton (singer-dancer): "I'm All Smiles"
- The McGuire Sisters (singers): "Bye Bye, Blackbird", "I Can't Give You Anything but Love", "My Melancholy Baby" and "When My Baby smiles at Me"
- Johnny Puleo and his Harmonica Gang
- The Peiro Brothers (jugglers from Argentina)
- The Berosinis (acrobats, teeterboard act from Czechoslovakia)
- Comedy sketch (about the filming of a spy movie): Cesar Romero (plays the pampered star); Phyllis McGuire (as "Kitten Plenty", the leading lady); Liberace (as "Irving Goldjacket", the ruthless killer); Milton Berle (as the stuntman); Milton Frome (as "Alfred Hitchcluck", the director); Johnny Puleo (as the makeup man)

[@michaelbarnhart2593]

Wonderful to watch Joey Heatherton here. Still mesmerizing to watch her perform nearly 50 years later. :-)

[@cynthialyman2636]

So wonderful. If l had known what our culture would become, l would have enjoyed my coming of age years that much more. This is class from start to finish. What a treat!😃

[@Skotzenn]

Was born in 85 but I love me some Hollywood Palace

[@frankhyland6333]

That has to be one of best acrobatic troupes of all time. Totally amazing.

[@haziel050551]

great enterteiner and a lovely and sweet person. I had the honor of working with him... R.I.P. Lee

[@felixmadison5736]

I was 16 years-old in 1965. We didn't get our first color tv until 1966, and I remember my younger brother and I watching the news, (of all things!) just so we could watch a color broadcast! LOL!! Remember the TV Guide magazine marking programs that were in color because they were a rarity? Our family watched Hollywood Palace every weekend and really enjoyed it. We didn't have to make big decisions about what to watch back then because there were only three networks broadcasting.. Remember, CBS, NBC, and ABC? I look back now and realize that simpler WAS better.

[@davidhihm4353]

The McGuire Sisters brought me here.

[@florencialirosi9822]

They are amazing !!! i am also here for them!!!!!

[@jaywar69]

It was a different time kids... a different time. What a show! Many would argue, those were better days.

[@CarlDuke]

Love the McGuire Sisters singing that great Ted Lewis song, When My Baby Smiles at Me.

[@felixmadison5736]

I remember as a teenage boy you could always count on Hollywood Palace to produce a nice leg show or two, and this is a perfect example of that. Joey Heatherton usually put on a nice leg show, but in this episode the acrobats REALLY 'out legged' her! LOL!! DAMN!!! Women really looked like women and we guys were so glad they dressed the part!!

[@florencialirosi9822]

I came here for the Mc Guire sisters!!!!

[@jsg6532774]

Brings back pleasant memories

[@felixmadison5736]

You don't miss what you've never had...

[@ChoctawNawtic4]

Welp, Liberace totally stole that show!!

[@TroyandMilva]

Mr. Television! How this talent is missed! Name me a Hollywood Palace host that did so much in one show?

[@TheInvincibleViolet]

START AT 35:25 for the GREAT LIBERACE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! RIP LEE. Thank you for your beautiful music xx

[@antoniod]

What I like about PALACE is that it's often hosted by people who weren't going to do thier own weekly shows at that time(Save Berle and his failed '66 attempt).

[@hollywoodpalace3308]

I don't have masters, I'm not that well connected. :) There are DVD sets available if you search the internet, none of them official. I don't think any company clearly owns the rights to the series, which is probably why there's never been any official release on DVD, not even a "Best of" set. There's so much amazing stuff in these shows, it's the only explanation I can come up with.

[@TonyGPizza]

Joey Heatherton knew how to make love to a camera. And make it melt.

[@SkeeterNYC]

I grew up on chicks like Patti Smith, Debbie Harry, Chrissie Hynde, Siouxsie Sioux, Kate Bush and Nina Hagen (the original Lady Gaga) but Joey Hetherton rules! Thanks.

[@covatembel]

Kate Bush - Yeah!!!

[@jrnumex9286]

vaudelvill from 30's and 40's on tv

[@edwardanthony7283]

Hitchclock was Mr. Fields from Abbott & Costello & Cesar Romero was born in 1907 & Miltie in 1908.

[@edwardanthony7283]

Look the same to me..

[@felixmadison5736]

Gee, even the commercials were more 'enjoyable' back then. I remember when Chiffon Margarine first came out, but I forgot it was the first soft margarine.

[@edwardanthony7283]

What happened to quality entertainment.. It's 2015. Dear god, what happened.. It resembles the effects of Nuclear Fall Out!

[@nomadcowatbk]

what happens when nuclear fall out actually occurs?

[@felixmadison5736]

Wait...It gets worse Edward. Donald Trump would be elected President of the United States in 2016!! Yes, things have gone down hill since this Hollywood Palace show aired in 1965.

[@marilynwillett804]

Thank God for President Donald Trump.

[@spectrumlocalb191]

Where did you find these do you have the masters.I would love to see these on dvd sets.you don't get these acts anymore.

[@jimdiamond3008]

Great show!But,what's with the counting numbers on the bottom of the screen?What's that all about?

[@janicefrantz1831]

It a production tape, it's counting frames, used in editing. The TV viewers wouldn't have seen those.

[@akrenwinkle]

Is that Eddie Bracken doing the cigar commercial? 15:57

[@Bigwave2003]

50:00 Gay Liberace tears off the clothes of Milton Berle -- the man with the largest endowment in Hollywood. 100% pure, family entertainment. Then there's Phyllis McGuire who dated Chicago mafia boss Sam Giancana. Stars in 1965 were more "wholesome" than today.

[@gerrydooley951]

don't forget the gay Cabellero Cesar Romero

[@edwardanthony7283]

Miltie was the Best!

[@cautionTosser]

couple excedrin along with my 3 martini lunch were just the ticket