Hollywood Palace 5-17 Bing Crosby (host), Peggy Lee, Milton Berle, Jimmy Durante, Phil Harris

Originally aired Jan 13, 1968. This program features:
- Bing Crosby: "Step to the Rear" (with dancers)
- Bing Crosby and Peggy Lee: medley (including "The Doodling Song")
- Peggy Lee: "Seems Like Old Times" & "What Is a Woman?"
- Milton Berle
- Jimmy Durante
- Phil Harris
- Lawrence Welk
- Roosevelt Grier: "Spanish Harlem"
- Roosevelt Grier and the Fearsome Foursome: "Under the Boardwalk"
- The Solokhins (acrobats of the Moscow Circus)

[@Michaelbos]

What class we had back then.

[@larryingle6707]

WOW ! What a Surprise !!! Met Peggy Lee at Walt Disney World in 1982 . . . Been a Big Fan since the early Sixties . . . She has it all . . . Smooth as Silk ! I hear her often in the silence of my mind. So very nice to see this 1968 show which I missed back then.

[@bonniewolf1]

Love it with commercials

[@rdo1231]

legends

[@PaulLyndeBlue]

Bing Crosby I love him

[@akrenwinkle]

Bing and Peggy's medley had no particular point of view, but it was a joy to see them together anyway. Oh, what we've lost, and will never get back. But we can remember.

[@tomservo56954]

The first show after returning to its previous Saturday night time slot...

[@TroyandMilva]

WOW! Rosie Greer has a voice!

[@Bigbadwhitecracker]

I hope we can find all the full lengths episodes of the clips shown in this birthday episode. Nice show!

[@zacheryalderton6741]

Bing turned 63 at the time

[@zacheryalderton7721]

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[@zacheryalderton6741]

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[@funesthememorius]

Hello! I'm looking for the Hollywood Palace episode dated 6 April 1968, and wondering if you have it?

[@PaulLyndeBlue]

FROM HOLLYWOOD!! ALMOST LIVE... ITS not Saturday Night XD way before SNL

[@martinfelsenfeld6012]

But there was no brought to you by at all. The announcer exclaimed AND NOW!

[@michaelmiller1215]

A very bizarre song by Peggy Lee.

[@larryingle6707]

Peg is good at that . . . But She redeams herself in her album "Mirrors" which is in a category all by herself. That's where She sings songs written by Stoller and Lieber. Songs which will haunt you forever. Love my Peggy Lee. Saw her live at Disney's Top of The World Dinner Theater on three occasions . . . WOW is this Lady not among the best of all vocalists !

[@josepharturi5442]

She almost seems medicated in the number where she is seated! But then she stands up and she`s normal again.

[@zacheryalderton5328]

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[@zacheryalderton5737]

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