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2003
Guests
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Ted
Nash
One
of the most dependable swing-oriented reedmen and studio
players known for his smooth and fluid jazz stylings is
with us today! He is an integral part of American jazz
and swing music. We'll be right back with the incomparable,
Ted Nash. |
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Horace's
Christmas Show
Today
is a very special show for me! My family is with me to
celebrate an old-fashioned Christmas! The Heidt Family
will be back right after these messages. |
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Sally
Kellerman
One
of my favorites of America's music, who is also a terrific
leading lady on screen and television, is with us in studio!
We'll be right back with Best Supporting Actress Nominee
-- Sally Kellerman. |
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Barbara
McNair
This
morning, ladies and gentlemen, I have the esteemed pleasure
of sitting across from one of the Greats! She has a voice
like satin. She is a star of the Stage, Screen and TV
and she has been voted one of the 10 most Beautiful Women.
Right after this quick break, we will return with our
guest, Barbara McNair!!! |
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Joey
Heatherton
One
of my all-time favorites, a VERY talented dancer/vocalist/actress,
is with us! We will be back with one of America's sensational
artists, Joey Heatherton, right after these messages. |
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Bill
Miller
(seen here with Frank Sinatra)
Hello
Friends. Today, we have a very special guest with us.
He's one of the finest pianists, arrangers and producers
around. He has worked with the likes of Billy May, Count
Basie, Nelson Riddle and even Princess Grace of Monaco.
But his mainstay was his long-standing personal and professional
relationship with Frank Sinatra, as his conductor and
accompanist. Of course, I'm speaking of the multi-talented
Bill Miller. So stick around after this break because
I know there are some great stories to come. |
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Dick
Van Patten
Welcome
to our 3rd show celebrating fathers. Our in-studio guest
today is a friend of mine as well as my dad's and he's
also my neighbor. A one-time child actor then Broadway
show-stopper, our guest is best known for his role as
"Tom Bradford" on the hit TV series "8 is Enough". The
proverbial 'dad', Mr. Dick Van Patten! Welcome Dick! |
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Pat
Boone
We
are VERY fortunate to have one of the top 10 rock recording
artists of all time, and we'll be talking with Pat Boone
right after these messages. |
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Tony
Danza
Today
our guest is an actor/director/producer/writer/
singer/dancer
- WOW! We will be talking with the critically-acclaimed,
multi-talented, Tony Danza, right after these messages. |
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Peter
Marshall
How
do I describe our guest today? He is possibly the most
versatile man in show business. He's started out as a
big band singer, he was on the comedy circuit, he has
starred in major Broadway musicals such as "Music Man",
"Bye-Bye Birdie", and "La Cage Ah Fole" and he was host
of the Emmy-Award Winning "Hollywood Squares". Peter Marshall
is here! He has brought his new CD called "boy singer"
and we will hear more from him right after these commercial
messages. |
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Warren
Stevens
The
handsome actor who played Ava Gardner's agent in "The
Barefoot Contessa," and "Doc Ostrow" in "Forbidden Planet,"
is with us tonight! We will be back with this fine actor,
Warren Stevens, who is also a musician, right after these
messages. |
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Page
Cavanaugh
One
of my all-time favorites, a VERY talented pianist/vocalist,
is with us tonight! We will be back with one of America's
National Treasures, Page Cavanaugh, right after these
messages. |
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Kae
Butterfield
Three
special people who are close to me, and who are SOOOO
talented are with us tonight! We will be joined by a few
of America's most treasured entertainers, Kae Butterfield
- magical songstress; Dick Kerr - comedian and "man of
a hundred voices;" and Jack Imel - marimba soloist and
tap dancer from the "Lawrence Welk Show." |
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1948
Original Horace Heidt Youth Opportunity Show
One
of the greatest entertainment art forms of all time has
been talent shows! We will be back with my father's 1948
"Original Youth Opportunity Program," hosted by CBS, from
the Uline Arena in Washington, D. C., right after these
messages. |
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Jennifer
York
One
of the busiest women in Southern California is one who
is KTLA Channel 5's "Skycam diva" reporting early morning
traffic news and who also has her own jazz quartet! Jennifer
York is with us tonight! |
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Earl
Palmer
Known
primarily for being a "first call" drummer in rock, R
& B, and jazz, this gentleman has also worked with the
"Chairman of the Board," Frank Sinatra!" We will be back
with one of America's greatest drummers, Earl Palmer. |
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Dukes
of Dixieland - Duke Assunto
One
of the greatest Dixieland Bands of all time is the Dukes
of Dixieland! We will be back with Duke Assunto right
after these messages. |
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Terry
Gibbs
One
of the most energetic of all jazzmen; a consistently exciting
and competitive vibraphonist, is with us tonight! We will
be back with the dynamic Terry Gibbs, right after these
messages. |
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Arthur
Duncan
We
are blessed to have with us tonight the "globe-trotting
entertainers' entertainer" who became renown for his sophisticated
footwork and wonderful songs - we will be right back with
one of America's greatest "song-and-dance" men, Arthur
Duncan. |
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Peter
Ford
Most
of you will remember the great "Movie Stars," Glenn Ford
and Eleanor Powell! Tonight, we are fortunate to have
with us, their son, Peter Ford, a well-established talk
show host and a reputable actor in his own right! Right
after these messages, we will be back with Peter Ford!
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Tom
Dreesen
Imagine
being the opening for the "Chairman of the Board," Frank
Sinatra, and his "Pack!" We will be back with one of America's
greatest comedians, Tom Dreesen, right after these messages. |
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Ruth
Ashton Taylor
In
1951, Los Angeles television reached another historical
turning point! The city's first woman broadcast journalist
began her television career here! We'll be right back
with award-winning, broadcast journalist, Ruth Ashton
Taylor! |
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Bobby
Caldwell
Today
there are many great artists carrying on the music of
the Big Band Swing Era. One of the most popular and most
talented singers carrying on the tradition is with us
today. We will be right back with Bobby Caldwell, after
these messages. |
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Chuck
Barnet
One
of the world's greatest tenor saxophonists of all time
whose Big Band included such top musicians as Billy May,
Neal Hefti, Buddy DeFranco, Doc Severinsen and famous
singer, Lena Horne, was Charlie Barnet, and we'll be back
with Chuck Barnet, Charlie's son, right after these messages. |
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Peggy
Lennon
The
Lawrence Welk television show was the most popular Big
Band TV show of all time. Starting in 1951, it is still
being aired today. One of the most memorable acts from
the show is the Lennon Sisters. We'll be right back after
these messages with Peggy Lennon! |
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Fred
Travalena
Our
guest today is a fabulous entertainer, Fred Travalena,
who not only sings, does fantastic impressions and comedy,
but also is an accomplished composer. We will visit with
Fred Travalena right after these commercial messages.
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Henry
Cuesta
Today
our guest is an artist supreme in wind instruments! We
will be talking with the much-sought-after, multi-talented,
Henry Cuesta, right after these messages |
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Pat
Boone (Encore)
We
are VERY fortunate to have one of the top 10 rock recording
artists of all time, and we'll be talking with Pat Boone
right after these messages. |
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Gary
Owens (Encore)
What
better guest to have on our radio show than someone who
is the consummate expert on voice-over, narration, and
radio announcing in the country. He was the first person
to be inducted into both the Television and Radio Halls
of Fame. He's been a regular on at least 14 different
television series, including That 70's Show, Rosie O'Donnell
and America's Funniest Home Videos, not to mention, thousands
of commercials He was the famed announcer on Rowan and
Martin's Laugh-In. Our in-studio guest today is, of course,
The Great Gary Owens!!! And we will be visiting with him
right after these messages. |
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Peter
Marshall (Encore)
How
do I describe our guest today? He is possibly the most
versatile man in show business. He's started out as a
big band singer, he was on the comedy circuit, he has
starred in major Broadway musicals such as "Music Man",
"Bye-Bye Birdie", and "La Cage Ah Fole" and he was host
of the Emmy-Award Winning "Hollywood Squares". Peter Marshall
is here! He has brought his new CD called "boy singer"
and we will hear more from him right after these commercial
messages. |
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Dick
Van Patten (Encore)
Welcome
to our 3rd show celebrating fathers. Our in- studio guest
today is a friend of mine as well as my dad's and he's
also my neighbor. A one-time child actor then Broadway
show-stopper, our guest is best known for his role as
"Tom Bradford" on the hit TV series "8 is Enough". The
proverbial 'dad', Mr. Dick Van Patten! Welcome Dick! |
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