Late Life Jazz: The Life and Career of Rosemary Clooney (41 page)

There’ll Be Some Changes Made

Eddie Condon’s Floor Show (NBC-TV)—Air date September 17, 1949

Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans / Chicago

Toast of the Town (CBS-TV)—Air date December 25, 1949

A Dreamer’s Holiday / Why Don’t You Haul Off and Love Me

The Morey Amsterdam Show (DuMont TV)—Air dates February 2 and May 11, 1950

Eddie Condon’s Floor Show (CBS-TV)—Air date May 13, 1950

Eddie Condon’s Floor Show (CBS-TV)—Air date June 24, 1950

You Started Something / Oh, Look at Me Now (with Joe Bushkin)

Eddie Condon’s Floor Show (CBS-TV)—Air date June 6, 1950

Broadway Open House (NBC-TV)—Air date summer, 1950

The Morey Amsterdam Show (DuMont TV)—Air date July 20, 1950

Van Camp’s Little Show (NBC-TV)—Air dates August 31, September 12, October 31, and November 14, 1950

Toast of the Town (CBS-TV)—Air date December 24, 1950

Cavalcade of the Bands (DuMont TV)—Air date January 9, 1951

The Johnny Johnston Show (CBS-TV)—Air date January 22, 1951

The Perry Como Show (CBS-TV)—Air dates February 7 and March 28, 1951

Cavalcade of the Bands (DuMont TV)—Air date April 17, 1951

Kreisler Bandstand (ABC-TV)—Air date May 16, 1951

Robbins’ Nest (DuMont TV)—Air date July 5, 1951

Cavalcade of Stars (DuMont TV)—Air date August 10, 1951

Crusade for Freedom (all networks)—Air date September 23, 1951

Texaco Star Theater (NBC-TV)—Air date October 16, 1951

Ford Festival presents The James Melton Show (NBC-TV)—Air date November 1, 1951

Ken Murray Show (CBS-TV)—Air date December 1, 1951

Ford Festival presents The James Melton Show (NBC-TV)—Air date December 13, 1951

The Paul Whiteman Revue (ABC-TV)—Air date December 16, 1951

Ford Festival presents The James Melton Show (NBC-TV)—Air date January 3, 1952

Faye Emerson’s Wonderful Town (CBS-TV)—Air date January 5, 1952

Royal Showcase (NBC-TV)—Air date January 13, 1952

Be My Life’s Companion / Come On-a My House / New York’s My Home

The Perry Como Show (CBS-TV)—Air date January 18, 1952

This is Show Business (CBS-TV)—Air date February 17, 1952

Looking for a Boy

Dude Ranch (WDTV, Pittsburgh)—Air date March 26, 1952

Royal Showcase (NBC-TV)—Air date March 30, 1952

New York’s My Home

The Perry Como Show (CBS-TV)—Air dates March 31 and April 7, 1952

Royal Showcase (NBC-TV)—Air date April 13, 1952

Ken Murray Show (CBS-TV)—Air date April 26, 1952

The Perry Como Show (CBS-TV)—Air date April 30, 1952

The Ralph Edwards Show (NBC-TV)—Air date May 14, 1952

Peter Potter’s Party (CBS-TV)—Air date May 19, 1952

The Gene Norman Show (KHJ)—Air date May 22, 1952

Colgate Comedy Hour (NBC-TV)—Air date September 21, 1952

Half as Much / Botch-a-me

Colgate Comedy Hour (NBC-TV)—Air date November 9, 1952

It’s a Most Unusual Day / Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin’ / Two Sleepy People (with Bob Hope)

Colgate Comedy Hour (NBC-TV)—Air date March 29, 1953

Haven’t Got a Worry to My Name / Getting to Know You (with Bob Hope)

The Orchid Award (ABC-TV)—Air date May 24, 1953

Come On-a My House

Colgate Comedy Hour (NBC-TV)—Air date June 14, 1953

Honey / It’s De-Lovely (with Bob Hope) / Home Town Medley (with Bob Hope and Frankie Laine—Rosemary sings a couple of lines of “You’re in Kentucky Sure as You’re Born” and joins Hope and Laine in a parody of “Carolina in the Morning”)

Toast of the Town (CBS-TV)—Air date July 26, 1953

Boy Wanted / Stick with Me

Merry Christmas with the Stars (NBC-TV)—Air date December 25, 1953

Happy Christmas, Little Friend

Toast of the Town (CBS-TV)—Air date December 27, 1953

Winter Wonderland
/
Sisters (with Betty Clooney)

Starlight (BBC-TV)—Air date January 13, 1954

General Foods 25th Anniversary Show (CBS-TV & NBC-TV)—Air date March 28, 1954

No Other Love (with Tony Martin)

The Bob Hope Show (NBC-TV)—Air date April 13, 1954

What Is This Thing Called Love?

Toast of the Town (CBS-TV)—Air date July 11, 1954

Sisters (with Betty Clooney)

The Red Skelton Show (CBS-TV)—Air date August 4, 1954

Person to Person (CBS-TV)—Air date March 11, 1955

27th Annual Academy Awards (NBC-TV)—Air date March 30, 1955

The Man That Got Away

Toast of the Town (CBS-TV)—Air date April 10, 1955

Mambo Italiano

What’s My Line? (CBS-TV)—Air date April 24, 1955

The Perry Como Show (NBC-TV)—Air date September 17, 1955

Too Marvelous for Words (with Perry Como)

Show Biz (NBC-TV)—Air date October 9, 1955

Don’t Sit under the Apple Tree (with Anyone Else but Me)—You’d Be So Nice to Come Home To

The Ed Sullivan Show (CBS-TV)—Air date October 16, 1955

Sailor Boys Have Talk to Me in English / Wake Me / Pet Me, Poppa

The Perry Como Show (NBC-TV)—Air date November 19, 1955

Pet Me, Poppa

The Ed Sullivan Show (CBS-TV)—Air date May 13, 1956

The Ed Sullivan Show (CBS-TV)—Air date December 2, 1956

April in Paris

The Perry Como Show (NBC-TV)—Air date December 22, 1956

I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm / He’ll Be Coming down the Chimney When He Comes (with Gail Stone)

The Ford Show starring Tennessee Ernie Ford (NBC-TV)—Air date January 17, 1957

Love Is a Feelin’ / Hog Tied over You (with Tennessee Ernie Ford)

The Chrysler Festival (CBC-TV)—Air date February 20, 1957

Independent / April in Paris / Botch-a-Me / Mambo Italiano / Come On-a My House

The Bob Hope Show (NBC-TV)—Air date March 3, 1957

Mangos / Wringle Wrangle (with Bob Hope)

The Steve Allen Show—Salute to the All-American Basketball Teams (NBC-TV)—Air date April 7, 1957

Mangos / Don’t Take Your Love from Me / Manhattan (with Steve Allen)

Sunday Night at the London Palladium (ATV in the UK)—Air date April 14, 1957

April in Paris / Tenderly / Mangos / Don’t Take Your Love from Me

Saturday Spectacular – The Rosemary Clooney Show (ATV)—Air date April 20, 1957

From This Moment On / Hey There / Mangos / Come On-a My House / New Sun in the Sky / That’s How It Is / Close Your Eyes

The Edsel Show (CBS-TV)—Air date October 13, 1957

I Guess I’ll Have to Change My Plan / Medley with Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra, Rosemary contributes a few lines of: Love Is the Sweetest Thing—I Want to Be Happy—Love Thy Neighbor—Somebody Loves Me—I’ll Walk Alone—Why Don’t We Do This More Often?—I’ve Got a Feelin’ You’re Foolin’—I Get a Kick out of You—June Night—Just One of Those Things—’S Wonderful—No Other Love—Tea for Two (parody)—My Blue Heaven (parody—with Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra)—Three Little Fishes (with Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra)—On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe—Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean (with Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra)—Side by Side (with Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra)—On the Sunny Side of the Street (with Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, and Louis Armstrong)

The Ford Show starring Tennessee Ernie Ford (NBC-TV)—Air date November 21, 1957

Medley with Tennessee Ernie Ford (Would You Like to Take a Walk—Let Me Put My Arms around You (Ernie only)—You’re an Old Smoothie (Rosemary only)—Gimme a Little Kiss (Will Ya, Huh?) (Ernie only)—Ma, He’s Makin’ Eyes at Me (Rosemary only)—Ain’t We Got Fun / Would You Like
to Take a Walk (parody)) / Western medley with Tennessee Ernie Ford (San Antonio Rose—Tumbling Tumbleweeds—Ragtime Cowboy Joe) / Give Me a Straw Hat and a Cane (with Tennessee Ernie Ford) / Bill Bailey, Won’t You Please Come Home (with Tennessee Ernie Ford)

The Steve Allen Show (NBC-TV)—Air date December 8, 1957

A Foggy Day / Tonight / Dixieland (with Sal Mineo, Peter Lawford, and Steve Allen backed up by Guy Lombardo and His Orchestra)

The George Gobel Show (NBC-TV)—Air date April 8, 1958

The Steve Allen Show (NBC-TV)—Air date May 11, 1958

Who’s Sorry Now? / I Guess I’ll Have to Change My Plan

The Perry Como Show (NBC-TV)—Air date January 10, 1959

Love, Look Away / On a Slow Boat to China (with Perry Como) / Sunshine Cake (with Perry Como and Jane Wyman)

The George Burns Show (NBC-TV)—Air date January 27, 1959

The Voice of Firestone (ABC-TV)—Air date February 9, 1959

Some of Manie’s Friends (NBC-TV)—Air date March 3, 1959

You Started Something

The Garry Moore Show (CBS-TV)—March 17, 1959

The Bell Telephone Hour (NBC-TV)—Air date April 9, 1959

Medley from “Gigi” (The Night They Invented Champagne [with José Ferrer] / Say a Prayer for Me Tonight / Waltz at Maxim’s [She Is Not Thinking of Me] [ with José Ferrer] / The Parisians / I Remember It Well [with José Ferrer])

The Bob Hope Show (NBC-TV)—Air date May 15, 1959

I Can’t Get Started / Showmanship / Ain’t A-Hankerin’ (with Bob Hope)

Summer on Ice! Ice Capades! (NBC-TV)—Air date June 1, 1959

It’s a Big, Wide, Wonderful World / I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm (with Tab Hunter and Tony Randall)

The Ford Show starring Tennessee Ernie Ford (NBC-TV)—Air date June 11, 1959

Lazy Afternoon / Medley with Tennessee Ernie Ford (Catfish Take a Look at That Worm / Row, Row, Row Your Boat / Paddlin’ Madeline Home)

The Ed Sullivan Show (CBS-TV)—Air date September 20, 1959

I Wish I Were in Love Again / For You

Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall (NBC-TV)—Air date October 21, 1959

I Got Plenty O’ Nuttin’ / Medley with Perry Como (Rosemary contributes The Glory of Love—Blue Room—Blue Moon—I Let a Song Go out of My Heart—Just One of Those Things—I Get a Kick out of You—You’re Just in Love) / Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive—Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries (both with Perry Como and Nat “King” Cole) / Campfire medley (Rosemary contributes Red River Valley (with Perry Como)—I’m an Old Cowhand)
(with Perry Como)—Tumbling Tumbleweeds (with Perry Como, Nat “King” Cole, and Gail Davis)—Git Along Little Dogies (with Perry Como, Nat “King” Cole, and Gail Davis))

The Bell Telephone Hour (NBC-TV)—Air date December 18, 1959

Jingle Bells / The Christmas Song / Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town / Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas

The Ed Sullivan Show (CBS-TV)—Air date January 17, 1960

The Lawrence Welk Show (ABC-TV)—Air date April 9, 1960

The Ed Sullivan Show (CBS-TV)—Air date July 3, 1960

For You / Bali Ha’i / You Do Something to Me

The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile (ABC-TV)—Air date October 5, 1960

Let’s Take an Old-Fashioned Walk (with Bing Crosby) / Song Writers Medley Rosemary contributes: I Want to Be Happy (with Bing Crosby)—Great Day!—Over the Rainbow—Feudin’ and Fightin’ (with Bing Crosby)—Long Ago (And Far Away)—A Foggy Day (with Johnny Mercer)—I Want to Be Happy (with Bing Crosby, Johnny Mercer, and Carol Lawrence)) / There Will Never Be Another You / Medley with Bing Crosby (Rosemary contributes fragments of If I Had My Druthers—You Are My Lucky Star (parody)—The March of the Gladiators (parody)—The Man on the Flying Trapeze (parody)—Love Is Sweeping the Country (parody)—How About You?—Tea for Two (parody–with Bing Crosby)—I Get a Kick out of You (parody–with Bing Crosby)—You Gotta Be a Football Hero (To Get Along with the Beautiful Girls) (with Bing Crosby)—Aren’t You Glad You’re You? (with Bing Crosby)—I Like the Likes of You—Aren’t You Glad You’re You? (Reprise–with Bing Crosby)—There Will Never Be Another You (with Bing Crosby))

Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall (NBC-TV)—Air date November 2, 1960

Bye, Bye, Blackbird / Lullaby Medley (Lullaby of Broadway—Love and Marriage (a capella)—Rock-a-Bye Your Baby (with Perry Como)—Old Folks at Home (snatch) (with Perry Como))

No Place Like Home (NBC-TV)—Air date November 24, 1960

I’m Old-Fashioned / Cabin in the Sky / Our House (with José Ferrer) / Home medley (with José Ferrer, Carol Burnett, and Dick Van Dyke—details not known)

The Bell Telephone Hour (NBC-TV)—Air date January 20, 1961

Rosemary sings a number of Irving Berlin songs—details not known

Marineland Circus (NBC-TV)—Air date April 2, 1961