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S10·E10 Maria Callas & Rudolf Bing / Clark Gable (filmed interview)

Episode
Season 10, Episode 10
Air Date
November 25, 1956
Runtime
60 minutes
Story Type
Core Character Arc
Core Aired November 25, 1956 60 min
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Synopsis

Guests: --Teresa Brewer - ""Mutual Admiration Society"" & ""Gonna Get Along Without You Now"" (clip with polo player, sword fighters, and dancer superimposed at bottom of screen). --Rudolf Bing (Patron of the Arts from the Metropolitan) - explains ""Tosca"" --Maria Callas & Rudolf Bing - ""Tosca"" (huge operatic production number, Maria's television debut) --Dick Shawn (comedian, Civil War routine & song about the war) --1956 Colliers All American Football Team (film footage of football games. Footage of Governor Gary of Oklahoma introducing two players on Colliers list from Oklahoma). Ed Interviews Players --The Barbour Brothers & Jean (two men & a woman do dance routine on stilts) On film: Clark Gable - Ed Goes to New Mexico to meet Clark Gable in a ghost town, the set of ""The King and Four Queens."" Raoul Walsh, the director, is also shown on the set. Mom McDade aims gun at Clark & shoots Ed.

Audience bow: Arnold Tucker (quarterback on Army team, bomber pilot in Korea)

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Frequently Asked Questions

When did Season 10 Episode 10 of The Ed Sullivan Show air?

Season 10, Episode 10 ('Maria Callas & Rudolf Bing / Clark Gable (filmed interview)') originally aired on November 25, 1956.

How long is Season 10 Episode 10 ('Maria Callas & Rudolf Bing / Clark Gable (filmed interview)')?

The runtime for this episode is approximately 60 minutes.

What happens in The Ed Sullivan Show Season 10 Episode 10?

Guests: --Teresa Brewer - ""Mutual Admiration Society"" & ""Gonna Get Along Without You Now"" (clip with polo player, sword fighters, and dancer superimposed at bottom of screen). --Rudolf Bing (Patron of the Arts from the Metropolitan) - explains ""Tosca"" --Maria Callas & Rudolf Bing - ""...

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