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The Bell Telephone hour. [February 16, 1965]
Max Morath [at piano] and unidentified others on the television program The Bell Telephone Hour [February 2, 1965]
Louis Armstrong [left], Jane Powell [second from left], Dale Evans [second from right], Roy Rogers [right] and unidentified [center] with unidentified otheres in background on the television program The Bell Telephone Hour
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans on the television program The Bell Telephone Hour [February 2, 1965]
The Columbus Boychoir performing in the "Christmas Celebration" episode of The Bell Telephone Hour [December 22, 1964]
Unidentified man and guest hostess Maureen O'Hara in rehearsal for the "Christmas Celebration" episode of The Bell Telephone Hour [December 22, 1964]
Betty Field and Ed Begley in the stage production Banderol
Ed Begley and Ann Harding in the stage production Banderol
Maurice Evans (seated right) and unidentified cast members in the stage production The Apple Cart
Signe Hasso and Maurice Evans in rehearsal for the stage production The Apple Cart
Maurice Evans (seated) and unidentified cast members in rehearsal for the stage production The Apple Cart
Patrice Munsel and company in the touring stage production Applause
Lisa Carroll, Patrice Munsel, and Stephen Everett in the touring stage production Applause
Pia Zadora (center) and dancers in the touring stage production Applause
Lauren Bacall and dancers in the touring stage production Applause
Lauren Bacall and dancers in the touring stage production Applause
Howard Keel, Barbara Cook and Anita Gillette [center] on the television program The Bell Telephone Hour
The Bell Telephone hour. [November 7, 1965]
Benny Goodman on the television program The Bell Telephone Hour [October 24, 1965]
Victor Borge in the October 24, 1965 episode of on the television program The Bell Telephone Hour
Louis Teicher [left], Ella Fitzgerald [center] and Art Ferrante [right] in the September 26, 1965 episode of on the television program The Bell Telephone Hour
Earl Wrightson in the September 26, 1965 episode of on the television program The Bell Telephone Hour
The Bell Telephone Orchestra in the April 27, 1965 episode of on the television program The Bell Telephone Hour
Exhibition plan, Royal Academy Galleries
The Pageant "Star of Ethiopia" in Philadelphia
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