The Hollywood Palace Season 5 Episodes

Episode 1

Episode #5.1

Tue, Sep 5, 196760 mins

Bing Crosby hosts, Ravi Shankar, Joey Heatherton, Diahann Carroll, Jimmy Durante.

Episode 2

Episode #5.2

Tue, Sep 12, 196760 mins

Phyllis Diller hosts a beach party at the Palace with guests comedian Phil Harris; singer Frankie Avalon and actress Annette Funilcello, who have appeared in beach-movies; the Fifth Dimension; strongman Hercules; and a seal act.

Episode 3

Host: Milton Berle with guests Lena Horne, David Hedison, Neile Adams, Spanky & Our Gang

Tue, Sep 19, 196760 mins

Various guest hosts present a musical variety show.

Episode 4

Episode #5.4

Tue, Sep 26, 196760 mins

Episode 5

Host: Victor Borge. Guests: Adam West, Mirell Mathieu, Don Ho, Chris and Peter Allen

Tue, Oct 3, 1967

Victor Borge is the host in a salute to Expo 67 with guests Adam West; Don Ho; French songstress Mireille Mathieu, British comedians Hendra and Ullett; Australian vocalists Chris and Peter Allen, the Lado Dancers from Yugoslavia, a Tahitian dance troupe and the UN Children's Choir.

Episode 6

Host: Milton Berle. Guests: Kaye Ballard, Joe Besser, Prof. Irwin Corey, Irving Benson, and the Bottoms Up Troupe

Tue, Oct 10, 1967

Milton Berle hosts an all-comedy show with guests Kaye Ballard of "The Mothers-in-Law," Former Three Stooges member Joe Besser, vaudevillian Irving Benson, Prof. Irwin Corey and the Bottoms Up troupe.

Episode 7

Host: Petula Clark. Guests: Lynn Redgrave, Noel Harrison, George Sanders, The Nitwits, and Ullett & Hendra

Tue, Oct 17, 1967

Petula Clark is host for a British night at the Palace with guests Lynn Redgrave, Noel Harrison, George Sanders, comics Ullett and Hendra, and the musical comedy act The Nitwits. Petula sings: "This Is My Song," "Don't Sleep in the Subway," "Imagine," and "Just Say Good-Bye." Noel sings "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" and the cast performs a medley of English songs.

Episode 8

Episode #5.8

Tue, Oct 31, 1967

Bing joins the UN Children's Choir in singing "It's A Small World". Roger has two solos. Bing, Roger, Paul, and Victor surprise the audience with "I Dig Rock 'n' Roll Music. "

Episode 9

Host: Sid Caesar. Guests: Marlo Thomas, Fran Jeffries, Sergio Franchi, and The Checkmates

Tue, Nov 7, 196760 mins

Sid opens with him pantomiming "Overture 1812". Marlo narrates a fashion show of resort outfits. Sergio sings "I Should Care" then in Italian "The Girl from Ipanema." Sid performs "A Real Live Girl."

Episode 10

Episode #5.10

Tue, Nov 14, 1967

Steve And Eydie sang duets from their current album On Broadway, including I Believe In You and Walking Happy.

Episode 11

Host: Milton Berle. Guests: Nanette Fabray, The King Family, Buddy Greco, Jack Burns and Avery Schreiber.

Tue, Nov 28, 1967

Host Milton Berle welcomes Nanette Fabray, the singing King Family, the comedy team of Jack Burns and Avery Schreiber, singer-pianist Buddy Greco and the Los Angeles Rams' Fearsome Foursome (Roger Brown, Deacon Jones, Lamar Lundy and Merlin Olsen) and their sidelined teammate Roosevelt Grier. The players sing a football song written by Grier.

Episode 12

Host: Jimmy Durante. Guests: Ethel Merman; Noel Harrison: the Lennon Sisters; the Grassroots; Milt Kamen; Larry Bishop and Rob Reiner

Tue, Dec 5, 1967

Host Jimmy Durante presents Ethel Merman who sings "Walking Happy;" rock group "The Grassroots;" The Lennon Sisters performing "Up, Up and Away;" singer-actor Noel Harrison; the comedy team of Larry Bishop (Joey's son) and Rob Reiner (Carl's son); comic Milt Kamen; and the acrobatic Berosinis.

Episode 13

Episode #5.13

Tue, Dec 12, 1967

Herb Alpert performs "Zorba the Greek," "Never On Sunday," and other popular numbers. Liza Minelli sings "Happy Time." Songwriters Boyce and Hart give their version of "Last Train to Clarksville." A video montage frames the music.

Episode 14

The Hollywood Palace Christmas Show

Wed, Dec 20, 1967

Bing Crosby hosts an evening of Christmas celebration.

Episode 15

Host: Jimmy Durante. Guests: Anissa Jones and circus acts.

Tue, Dec 26, 1967

For the Hollywood Palace circus show Jimmy Durante is the ringmaster. He sings "Be a Clown," "Buffoons" and "When the Circus Leaves Town." Anissa Jones of "Family Affair." Is the honorary ringmistress and their guests are: aerial acrobats Roselle;Troupe; Kay's Pets -: performing dogs, ponies and monkeys; slack wire clown Linon; Sensational Parker who performs on a 110-foot swaypole without a net; Great Rudos - performing elephants; Candy Cavaretta - trapeze artist; and the Hanneford Family - clowns on horseback.

Episode 16

guest host: Phyllis Diller; guest stars: Shari Lewis, The Sandpipers, Johnnie Ray, Charlie Manna, Robert Vaughn

Tue, Jan 2, 1968

Episode 17

Host: Bing Crosby; guest stars: Jimmy Durante, Milton Berle, Phil Harris, Lawrence Welk, Peggy Lee, Roosevelt Grier

Sat, Jan 13, 196860 mins

Episode 18

Episode #5.18

Sat, Jan 20, 196860 mins

Episode 19

Guest host: Phil Silvers; guests: Polly Bergen, James Brown, Jack Jones, Connie Stevens, Henny Youngman

Sat, Feb 3, 1968

Guest host: Phil Silvers; guests: Polly Bergen, James Brown, Jack Jones, Connie Stevens, Henny Youngman.

Episode 20

host Victor Borge: guest stars: Steve Allen, Jayne Meadows, The King Family, The Gimma Brothers, Dino, Desi & Billy

Sat, Feb 10, 1968

Episode 21

Host: Jimmy Durante with guest stars: Van Johnson, Jimmy Dean, Vicki Carr, and The Temptations

Sat, Feb 17, 1968

Episode 22

Host: Milton Berle; guests: Phyllis Diller and Louis Armstrong

Sat, Feb 24, 1968

Episode 23

Episode #5.23

Sat, Mar 2, 196860 mins

Diahann Carroll sings "Goin' Out of My Head" than joins host Sammy Davis Jr in a medley from Porgy and Bess. Peter Lawford attempts a French lesson through music with Sammy. Rowan and Martin go outside to quiz people about entertainers in politics.

Episode 24

Episode #5.24

Sat, Mar 16, 1968

Episode 25

Host: Phil Harris; guest stars: Bill Dana, Rose Marie, Abbe Lane, Rob Reiner, Hendra and Ullett, Larry Bishop, Phil Crosby

Sat, Mar 23, 196860 mins

Episode 26

Episode #5.26

Sat, Mar 30, 1968

Episode 27

Episode #5.27

Sat, Apr 6, 1968

Episode 28

Episode #5.28

Sat, Apr 20, 196860 mins