S4·E29 Host: Joan Crawford / The Cyrkle
Synopsis
--Joan Crawford (host) - performs a dramatic scene titled ""The Dreamer"" about an imaginative little girl.
--The Cyrkle - ""Turn Down Day"" (and possibly ""Five-Foot-Two"") --Tim Conway (comedian) - appears in a sketch as a prison warden. --Nancy Ames - ""Yesterday"" and ""What the World Needs Now"" --Julius LaRosa sings ""Hey, Look Me Over"" and ""As Time Goes By"" --Ralph Adams (illusionist) --The Flying Cavarettas (teenage aerialists) --The Halasis (acrobats)
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When did Season 4 Episode 29 of The Hollywood Palace air?
Season 4, Episode 29 ('Host: Joan Crawford / The Cyrkle') originally aired on April 22, 1967.
How long is Season 4 Episode 29 ('Host: Joan Crawford / The Cyrkle')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for The Hollywood Palace.
What happens in The Hollywood Palace Season 4 Episode 29?
--Joan Crawford (host) - performs a dramatic scene titled ""The Dreamer"" about an imaginative little girl. --The Cyrkle - ""Turn Down Day"" (and possibly ""Five-Foot-Two"") --Tim Conway (comedian) - appears in a sketch as a prison warden. --Nancy Ames - ""Yesterday"" and ""What the World Nee...
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