The Hollywood Palace Season 4 Episodes

Episode 1

Episode #4.1

Sat, Sep 17, 1966

Episode 2

Episode #4.2

Sat, Sep 24, 196660 mins

Episode 3

Episode #4.3

Sat, Oct 1, 1966

Elizabeth Montgomery of "Bewitched" makes her debut as a Palace host and her first network appearance aa a song-and-dance performer.. Guests: singer Vic Damone; comics Paul Lynde and Jackie Mason; the Baja Marimba Band; and two acrobatic acts: The Sensational Parker and the Three Roberts.

Episode 4

Episode #4.4

Sat, Oct 8, 196660 mins

Host, Adam West sings "The Orange Colored Sky" (not very well either) while fully decked out in his Batman outfit as the dancers flopped around like super villain henchman. Adam West then does a Batman parody before introducing the brilliant slapstick comedy of the Landon's Midgets. Performed by actual midgets. Next, while Adam is dressed in normal dress attire, he introduces Joey Heatherton, who sings, "By Myself" while performing with the shows dancers. Next, Adam West introduces a young beardless George Carlin as the stand-up routine.

Episode 5

Episode #4.5

Sat, Oct 22, 1966

Episode 6

Episode #4.6

Sat, Oct 29, 1966

Episode 7

Episode #4.7

Sat, Nov 5, 1966

Dale Robertson is the host. Guests: dancer-singer Barrie Chase; comics Jack Carter and Don Sanders; singer Morgana King; country music group the Stoneman Family; comic music duo the Geezinslaw Brothers; and aerialists the Hildalys.

Episode 8

Episode #4.8

Sat, Nov 12, 196660 mins

Host Phil Harris introduces George Jessel, who sings and offers a comedy monolog; singer Abbe Lane; the comedy team of Jack Burns and Avery Schreiber; comic pantomimist Jacques Ary; the flying Artons and David Nelson, who perform on the flying trapeze; dancers Szony and Claire; and the knife-throwing act of Elizabeth and Collins.

Episode 9

Host: Vince Edwards. Guests: Juliet Prowse, Norm Crosby, Dan Rowan & Dick Martin, Peter Nero, and the Standells

Sat, Nov 19, 1966

Episode 10

Host: Bing Crosby with guests Sid Caesar, Bill Dana and Dorothy Lamour

Sat, Nov 26, 1966

Episode 11

Episode #4.11

Sat, Dec 3, 1966

Episode 12

Guest Host: Jimmy Durante; Guest Stars: Mrs. Miller, the Turtles, Peter Lawford, George Carlin, Elaine Dunn

Sat, Dec 10, 1966

Jimmy Durante is the host with guests: Peter Lawford, who offers a song-and-dance routine; rock group the Turtles; the singing grandmother Mrs. Elva Miller; comedian George Carlin, who parodies a rock 'n' roll disc jockey; singer-dancer Elaine Dunn; comic dancer George Carl; and the Polack Brothers' elephant act.

Episode 13

Episode #4.13

Sat, Dec 17, 1966

Episode 14

The Hollywood Palace Christmas Show

Sat, Dec 24, 1966

Bing Crosby and his family host an evening of Christmas entertainment.

Episode 15

Episode #4.15

Sat, Dec 31, 196660 mins

Bing Crosby is the host and his guests are: Dorothy Collins; Charles Aznavour; the Mills Brothers; pianist Skitch Henderson; the comedy team of Burns and Schreiber; Johnny Puleoand his Harmonica Gang; dancers Zony and Claire; and the Volentes' unicycle act.

Episode 16

Episode #4.16

Sat, Jan 7, 196760 mins

Host Ray Bolger presents singer Diahann Carroll; actress Audrey Meadows; the singing King Family; impressionist Adam Keefe; rock group Paul Revere ánd the Raiders; and the Morgan Ashton Family (acrobats). Ray recreates his scarecrow role from "The Wizard of Oz" and joins Audrey in a "Honeymooners" sketch.

Episode 17

Episode #4.17

Sat, Jan 14, 1967

Bing Crosby is host and his guests Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirksen (R. IL.), who offers "The Gallant Men," a dramatic reading; comics Jimmy Durante and Tim Conway; singer Edie Adams; and pole-climber Danny Sailor.

Episode 18

Host: Donald O'Connor; guests: Sid Caesar, Shari Lewis, Don Ho, Ted Lewis, Rudy Cardenas, Marilyn Maye

Sat, Jan 21, 1967

Donald O'Connor hosts with guests including juggler Rudy Cardenas. Don Ho sings his hit "Tiny Bubbles." Donald and Ted duet " Me and My Shadow"

Episode 19

Host: Jack Benny; guests: Petula Clark, Johnny Mathis, The Nitwits, The Halasis, Brascia & Tybee, Ernie Terrell & the Heavyweights

Sat, Feb 4, 1967

Jack Benny is the guest host with guests: singers Petula Clark and Johnny Mathis; the Nitwits, English musical comics; dancers Brascia and Tybee; and the Halasis, a Hungarian teeterboard act. Also: Ernie Terrell and the Heavyweights (Terrell's sister and brothers) offer a musical challenge to boxer Mohammad Ali, who defends his heavyweight crown against Terrell on Feb. 6.

Episode 20

Episode #4.20

Sat, Feb 11, 196760 mins

Sammy Davis Jr.'s guests include Mickey Rooney, Liberace and singer Kaye Stevens. Also appearing: comic Lee Tully; the Mascots, balancing acrobats; and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Top, English high-pole roller skaters.

Episode 21

Episode #4.21

Sat, Feb 18, 196760 mins

Host Bing Crosby presents Ella Fitzgerald; Phil Harris and Alice Faye; comedian Dom De Luise; the Nitwits, English music-hall clowns; the acrobatic Medini Brothers; and Hendra and Ullett, an English comedy duo in a sketch about the RAF.

Episode 22

Episode #4.22

Sat, Feb 25, 1967

Van Johnson introduces the Beatles (seen in a film clip from Liverpool) who sing two of their latest hits: "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "Penny Lane." Mickey Rooney performs a baseball sketch and actress Chris Noel shows films of her visit to Vietnam. Liza Minnelli sings "Cabaret" and "I Will Wait for You" and Van sings "Wilkommen." Also appearing: comedian George Carlin; the acrobatic Palace Duo; and comic illusionists Milo and Roger.

Episode 23

Episode #4.23

Sat, Mar 4, 196760 mins

Host Steve Lawrence presents Phyllis Diller, Florence Henderson and Bill Dana as skydiving instructor José Jiménéz. Also: the singing Fuller Brothers; ventriloquist Russ Lewis; the Rhodins, aerialists; and Pat Anthony's wild-animal act.

Episode 24

Episode #4.24

Sat, Mar 11, 1967

Host Kate Smith presents singer Jimmy Dean; Tim Conway; Britain's New Vaudeville Band; singer-dancer Ann Miller; and the Hardly-Worthit Players, who satirize Senator Robert Kennedy. Also appearing: René and his musical puppets; comedienne Donna Jean Young; and Hugh Forgie and Shirley Marie's comedy badminton act.

Episode 25

Episode #4.25

Sat, Mar 18, 1967

Host George Burns presents the musical King Family; singer Lainie Kazan; Italian opera star Enzo Stuarti; Desmond and Marks (English music-hall comics); and Baby Sabu the elephant.

Episode 26

Host: Bing Crosby. Guests: Nanette Fabray, Red Buttons and Louis Armstrong

Sat, Apr 1, 1967

Host Bing Crosby welcomes Louis Armstrong, Nanette Fabray and Red Buttons. Nanette and Red perform their best-known routines (with Nanette as a ballerina and Red singing "Sam, You Made the Pants Too Long"), and join Bing in a vaudeville sketch about a bartender. Also on the bill: the Goodtime Washboard Three, novelty musicians discovered by Bing; the Black Theatre of Prague, a Czech pantomime troupe; the tumbling Ghezzi Brothers; and magician Marvin Roy.

Episode 27

Episode #4.27

Sat, Apr 8, 1967

Tony Martin and Cyd Charisse host. Acts: Danny Sailor (lumberjack), the Kim Sisters (Korean musical act), Jackie Clark (comedian), Milo and Roger (magicians), Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks (comedians), and Buffalo Springfield (rock band).

Episode 28

Host: Milton Berle with guests: Roy Rogers and Dale Evans

Sat, Apr 15, 1967

Host Milton Berle talks with baseball's Willie Mays, Maury Wills and Jim Piersall, and joins them for a parody of Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend." Also: Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, Buddy Rich and his band, singer Marilyn King, illusionist Prassano Rao and the tap-dancing Dunhills.

Episode 29

Host: Joan Crawford. Guests: Nancy Ames, Julius La Rosa, and Tim Conway

Sat, Apr 22, 196760 mins

Host Joan Crawford performs "The Dreamer," a dramatic scene about a little girl. Joan also presents singers Nancy Ames and Julius La Rosa; Tim Conway, who plays a prison warden; the rock band Cyrkle; the Flying Cavarettas, teen-age aerialists; the Acrobatic Halasis; and illusionist Ralph Adams.

Episode 30

Host: Gene Barry. Guests: Theodore Bikel; Jack E. Leonard; Lana Cantrell; Mort Sahl; Avery Schreiber and Jack Burns

Sat, May 6, 196760 mins

Gene Barry hosts and sings a show tune about fashions and clothes, from 1890's to "Mod" 1967. Jack E. Leonard interrupts Gene's monologue. Beware of Japanese Jokes by Jack E. aimed at his Japanese pianist (who doesn't seem happy about it).

Episode 31

Host: Bing Crosby. Guests: Don Ameche, Francis Langford, Barbara McNair, and Louis Nye

Sat, May 13, 1967

Host Bing Crosby welcomes Don Ameche, Frances Langford, comic Louis Nye and singer Barbara McNair. Also appearing are the King Family, comic pianist Yonely and the Pollack Brothers' trained-elephant act.