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The Rosemary Clooney TV Show Vintage Television 1956-1957 13 Half Hour Episodes-B&W Filmed-4 DVDs Plus Bonus-Holiday Radio Show Audio CD One of a kind Case Sealed Collection Artwork and Compilation by YourRadioShows Join in the Laughs, Fun and Memories with this timeless treasure and one of a kind collection. Guest stars include many of your favorite Hollywood legends and radio stars. Carol Channing, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Vincen Price, Rex Allen, Jose Ferrer, Buster Keaton. Bonus Lux show, Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby Dean Martin and More! Rosemary's agent MCA, arranged for Rosemary to star in "The Rosemary Clooney Show," in 1956-1957. The series consisted of 13 half-hour episodes, which were filmed in black and white, "with a pre-recording technique that was just as good as records." The show was syndicated so it wasn't shot on a tight weekly schedule. It took almost a year to film all the episodes. Fun fact: Rosemary was pregnant with her second child, Maria, during much of the series. The show's theme song was her signature song "Tenderly." Nelson Riddle served as the musical director. Courtesy of Wikipedia Rosemary Clooney Bonus Audio CD Holiday Show-Old Time Radio Shows. Delights us with traditional classic carols, songs from days gone by. Make this apart of you Holiday traditions! From the Golden days of radio. Commercials are left in the original format. If you have any questions, please ask! Check out our other public-domain and rare hard to find items. Remember, many of these shows are over 80 years old shows and are in their original format! We do not remove rare classic commercials. This is truly a wonderful gift! Compilation and artwork by YourRadioShows. If you have any questions, please ask. Brand New/Shrink wrapped
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Please keep in mind that this show is of very good quality for its age, but most DVD's or CD's are over 60 years old. This is Not HD quality and may not look that great on your large flat screen TV. As per eBay policy, we have added the following information :Thousands of motion pictures are in the Public Domain because they were 1: released without Copyright Notices; 2: were never registered with the Library of Congress, had improper or late registrations; or 3: were not properly renewed under the old requirements for films made before 1964.
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