S10·E28 Fred Astaire / Fredric March / Peggy Wood / Buddy Knox / Ferlin Husky
- Episode
- Season 10, Episode 28
- Air Date
- April 7, 1957
- Runtime
- 60 minutes
- Story Type
- Core Character Arc
Synopsis
Guests: --Buddy Knox (singer) - ""Party Doll"" --Frank Libuse (comedian) --Byron Nelson (golf pro) and Ken Ventura appear with Julia Meade --Paul Douglas, David Burns, Kay Medford and Tommy White (11 years old) perform a scene from their Broadway show ""A Hole in the Head"" --Fred Astaire - is interviewed by Ed. Fred then lip-synches his latest Verve recording ""That Face.""
--Jacqueline Francois sings ""Love Is a Child."" --American actors Fredric March, Florence Eldridge and Peggy Wood meet with French stars: Gerard Philipe, Micheline Presle, Jean Marais, Francoise Arnoul, Juliette Greco and Jacqueline Francois. --Jacqueline Francois sings an uptempo French song --Abbe Lane - ""Arriverderce Roma"" --Xavier Cougat - uptempo Latin instrumental --Ferlin Husky (singer) - ""Gone"" --Jimmy Bowen (singer) - ""I'm Stickin' With You""
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 10 Episode 28 of The Ed Sullivan Show air?
Season 10, Episode 28 ('Fred Astaire / Fredric March / Peggy Wood / Buddy Knox / Ferlin Husky') originally aired on April 7, 1957.
How long is Season 10 Episode 28 ('Fred Astaire / Fredric March / Peggy Wood / Buddy Knox / Ferlin Husky')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 60 minutes.
What happens in The Ed Sullivan Show Season 10 Episode 28?
Guests: --Buddy Knox (singer) - ""Party Doll"" --Frank Libuse (comedian) --Byron Nelson (golf pro) and Ken Ventura appear with Julia Meade --Paul Douglas, David Burns, Kay Medford and Tommy White (11 years old) perform a scene from their Broadway show ""A Hole in the Head"" --Fred Asta...
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