S10·E29 scheduled: Judy Holliday; Henry Fonda; Alan King; Alma Cogan
- Episode
- Season 10, Episode 29
- Air Date
- April 14, 1957
- Runtime
- 60 minutes
- Story Type
- Core Character Arc
Synopsis
--Judy Holliday (actress) - sings ""I'm Going Back"" (from her Broadway musical ""Bells Are Ringing"") and ""Full of Life,"" the title song from her 1957 movie. Other guests (scheduled to appear):
--Henry Fonda introduces film clips from his new movie ""Twelve Angry Men""
--Alan King (comedian) --Kay Thompson (actress, whose current movie was ""Funny Face"") - sings ""Quelle Joie"" and ""Bozazz.""
--Alma Cogan (English singer & pianist) - performs a song from the TV musical ""Cinderella""
--Roy Campanella (catcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers) --Smith and Dale (comedy team doing an income-tax sketch) --Jack Harris (radio singer) - sings ""Sweet and Lovely"" and ""Maybe It's Because I Love Too Much""
--Linon (comedy wire-walker) --Paul Anderson (1956 Olympic weight lifting champion) - shown lifting 20 people (in a remote from Reno, Nevada)
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When did Season 10 Episode 29 of The Ed Sullivan Show air?
Season 10, Episode 29 ('scheduled: Judy Holliday; Henry Fonda; Alan King; Alma Cogan') originally aired on April 14, 1957.
How long is Season 10 Episode 29 ('scheduled: Judy Holliday; Henry Fonda; Alan King; Alma Cogan')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 60 minutes.
What happens in The Ed Sullivan Show Season 10 Episode 29?
--Judy Holliday (actress) - sings ""I'm Going Back"" (from her Broadway musical ""Bells Are Ringing"") and ""Full of Life,"" the title song from her 1957 movie. Other guests (scheduled to appear): --Henry Fonda introduces film clips from his new movie ""Twelve Angry Men"" --Alan King (comedian) ...
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