S12·E29 The Fleetwoods / Billy Williams Quartet / Jean Carroll
- Episode
- Season 12, Episode 29
- Air Date
- April 5, 1959
- Runtime
- 60 minutes
- Story Type
- Core Character Arc
Synopsis
Guests: --The Billy Williams Quartet - ""Goodnight Irene"" --Helene and Howard (comic dancers)
--Jean Carroll (comedian) - domestic life humor. --Domenico Modugno (Italian crooner) - ""Piove"" --Flying DePauls (female acrobats) --Myron Cohen (stand-up comedian) --Wayne and Shuster (comedians) - ""Mark of Zero"" sketch --Life Magazine film on ""Zero Gravity"" --The Fleetwoods - ""Come Softly to Me"" --Paul Levee (introduced as ""the man who discovered Brigitte Bardot"") Other guest (scheduled to appear):
--Dick Button (Olympic ice skating champion)
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When did Season 12 Episode 29 of The Ed Sullivan Show air?
Season 12, Episode 29 ('The Fleetwoods / Billy Williams Quartet / Jean Carroll') originally aired on April 5, 1959.
How long is Season 12 Episode 29 ('The Fleetwoods / Billy Williams Quartet / Jean Carroll')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 60 minutes.
What happens in The Ed Sullivan Show Season 12 Episode 29?
Guests: --The Billy Williams Quartet - ""Goodnight Irene"" --Helene and Howard (comic dancers) --Jean Carroll (comedian) - domestic life humor. --Domenico Modugno (Italian crooner) - ""Piove"" --Flying DePauls (female acrobats) --Myron Cohen (stand-up comedian) --Wayne and Shuster...
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