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The Hollywood Palace is an hourlong American television variety show broadcast Saturday nights (except September 1967 to January 1968, when it aired on Tuesday nights) on ABC from January 4, 1964, to February 7, 1970.
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Complete episodes of "Hollywood Palace" in the order in which they originally aired.
Hollywood Palace 1-11 Groucho Marx (host): Dr. Hackenbush, Rose Marie, Morey Amsterdam. Jose Greco24.2K Views- Hollywood Palace 2-28 Groucho Marx (host): "Animal Crackers" with Margaret Dumont; Melinda Marx69.9K Views
- Hollywood Palace 2-20 George Burns (host), Wayne Newton, Connie Stevens, Rich Little14.7K Views
- Hollywood Palace 6-26 Bing Crosby (host), The Four Tops, Shelley Berman11.1K Views
- Jack Benny on Hollywood Palace - with Sammy Davis Jr. and Liza Minelli (Jan 20, 1968)27.5K Views
- Hollywood Palace 7-17 Final Episode: Bing Crosby (host) - Series Highlights13.1K Views
- Hollywood Palace 7-14 Bobbie Gentry, John Hartford & Roy Clark (co-hosts), Brooklyn Bridge12.5K Views
- Hollywood Palace 7-13 Burt Bacharach & Angie Dickinson (co-hosts), Dusty Springfield, Sam & Dave115.7K Views
- Hollywood Palace 7-07 Diahann Carroll (host), Stevie Wonder, Robert Culp, John Byner29K Views
- Hollywood Palace 7-06 Milton Berle (host), The Youngbloods, Gregory Hines, Steve Allen10.8K Views
Edit. Popular, long-running Saturday night variety show of the mid to late 1960s, originating from the Hollywood Palace Theater (formerly the El Capitan) on Hollywood Boulevard. There was a revolving guest host, usually a singer or comedian, each week.
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Complete episodes of the variety series "Hollywood Palace", which ran on ABC from 1964-70.
these are all in order by air date
Highlights include Ann Miller doing an energetic tap number, trained monkeys do a party skit with their trainer, a British music hall troupe does a comedy high dive act in the Palace's parking lot, Jack Carter complains about teen-age dances and rock and roll, and host Ernie Ford sings a duet with Edie Adams. Rate.
Next, The Dovyeko Company (acrobats from the Moscow State Circus) acrobats walking on stilts. Next up, Janis Joplin with Big Brother and the Holding Company perform, "Summertime", followed by, "I Need A Man to Love". The show ends with reporter Arte Johnson interviewing coach Leon Football, Don Adams, in a comedy sketch.
