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Season 17 (CBS)(1964-65)
Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by: Tom Alger
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  Playlist -  "The Ed Sullivan Show"  Season 17 (1964-65)

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 CBS Sundays 8:00-9:00pm Eastern [40 New Episodes]

17.1 [802] The Ed Sullivan Show:
27-Sep-1964 CBS Sun
Guests:
The Beach Boys
Alan King
Robert Goulet
Leslie Uggams
Highlights:
--The Beach Boys - "I Get Around" and "Wendy"
--Robert Goulet - "Let There be Love," "Quiet Nights," "This is All I Ask" and "My Love Forgive Me"
--Leslie Uggams - "I Feel Pretty" & "The Man I Love"
--Topo Gigio (mouse puppet) - "Let's Call The Whole Thing Off"
--Vonda K Van Dyke & Curley - "There She Is Ms. America", "Wherever We Go, It's Together"
--Alan King (stand-up comedian)

17.2 [803] The Ed Sullivan Show:
04-Oct-1964 CBS Sun
Guests:
Louis Armstrong
Sid Caesar
Pat Boone
Abbe Lane

Highlights:
--Louis Armstrong – "Hello Dolly" & "So Long Dearie"
--Sid Caesar (comedian) - 2 skits: (1) Japanese baseball player sketch (2) 1964 election news report sketch
--Yogi Berra
--Pat Boone - "My Baby Just Cares for Me," "Beach Girl" and "Exodus"
--Abbe Lane - "I Didn't Know What Time It Was" & "I'm In Love with A Wonderful Guy"
--Jim Bouton (of the Yankees) - does a Frank Fontain impression
--Tony Lama - golf match with Ken Venturi
--The Radugas (Raduga dancers) - Russian Cossack folk dance
--Topo Gigio (Italian mouse puppet) - puppet wearing a Beatle wig.

17.3 [804] The Ed Sullivan Show:
11-Oct-1964 CBS Sun (repeated 04-Jul-65)
Guests:
Roy Orbison
Connie Francis
Juliet Prowse
The Harlem Globetrotters
Allen and Rossi
(comedy team)
George Kirby
Jean Paul Vignon
(French pop singer)
Highlights:
--Roy Orbison - "Oh, Pretty Woman"
--Connie Francis -
(1) baseball medley: "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" (& other baseball songs), "Meet Me In St. Louis" (& a song about New York).
(2) medley: "Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone" and "After You've Gone Away"
(She might have also performed "My Man" on this episode.)
--George Kirby (comedian who does impressions, imitates Sammy Davis Jr.)
 --Jean Carroll (stand-up comedian, tells jokes about her husband & daughter)
--The Youngs (circus act, performers do jumps using a teeterboard)
Note:
The edited PBS repeat includes Liza Minnelli - "The Travelin' Life" (This clip might have been taken from another episode).

17.4 [805] The Ed Sullivan Show:
18-Oct-1964 CBS Sun
Guests:
Jackie Mason
The Animals
Van Johnson
Totie Fields
Rita Pavone
John Byner
Joan Sutherland
Highlights:
--The Animals (British Pop Group) – "I'm Crying" & "House of the Rising Sun"
--Jackie Mason (stand-up comedian) - routine includes imitation of news reporter Marvin Kalb commenting on LBJ's speech.
--Van Johnson - "I Want to be Happy" & talks with Ed about his past films
--Joan Sutherland - "Ardon Gl' Insensi" (as Lucia)
--John Byner (comedian doing impersonations of celebrities)
--Rita Pavone - "Sul Cucozzole"
--Totie Fields (stand-up, tells jokes about her weight, banks & safe deposit box)
--The Cambridge Circus (British comedy troupe)
--Cameos: Bob Gibson & Tim McCarver (World Series heroes talk with Ed)
Note:
The infamous "finger" episode. Jackie Mason ends his routine with a hand gesture that Ed interprets as obscene.
Mason gets blackballed from television as a result.

17.5 [806] The Ed Sullivan Show:
25-Oct-1964 CBS Sun
Guests:
The Rolling Stones
Jack Jones
Stiller & Meara
(Jerry Stiller & Anne Meara)
London Lee
 (comedian)
The Kim Sisters
Lawrence Harvey
Charlie Drake
 (British comedian)
Highlights:
--The Rolling Stones - "Around and Around" and "Time is on My Side"
--Jack Jones - "Travel On" & "Bewitched"
--Kim Sisters - "Joshua"
--The Berosini Family (acrobats)

17.6 [807] The Ed Sullivan Show:
01-Nov-1964 CBS Sun
Guests:
The Dave Clark Five
Rex Harrison
(on film?)
Alan King
(comedian)
Dolores Gray
(singer)
Leon Bibb
 (folk singer)
Marilyn Michaels
(singer-impressionist)
Richard Hearne
 (British comedian)
Rolando (a balancing artist)
Highlights:
The Dave Clark Five (British pop group) - "Anyway You Want It"
 
17.7 [808] The Ed Sullivan Show:
08-Nov-1964 CBS Sun (repeated 01-Aug-65)
Guests:
Jimmy Durante
Jean Paul Vignon
(French pop singer)
Nipsey Russell
(comedian)
Sonny King
Eddie Jackson
Ginny Tiu
and family (a children's variety act)
The Del Rey Brothers
(jugglers)
Richard Hearne
(British comedian)
The Bachelors
(Irish singing trio)
 Jay Nemeth (ventriloquist)
Highlights:
--Jimmy Durante - "Old Man Time," "Fascination" & "Count Your Blessings"
--Sonny King and Jimmy Durante - "Hey, Look Me Over" & "I Ain't Down Yet"
--Eddie Jackson and Jimmy Durante - "Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home?"
  --Parker and Towers (ice skaters)
--The Fabulous Kids from Hong Kong (a vocal-instrumental group)
 
  17.8 [809] The Ed Sullivan Show:
15-Nov-1964 CBS Sun
Guests:
Peter and Gordon
Sammy Davis Jr.
Kaye Stevens
Jackie Vernon
(comedian)
Charlie Drake (British comedian)
The Kessler Twins (singers)
Highlights:
--Peter and Gordon (British singing duo) – "I Don't Want to See You Again" & "500 Miles"
--Sammy Davis Jr. - "Don't Shut Me Out"
--Kaye Stevens - "I'll Tell Them All"
  --Trio Hoganas (high wire balancing act)
--Brizio (Italian comic act)

17.9 [810] The Ed Sullivan Show:
22-Nov-1964 CBS Sun
Guests:
Tony Bennett
Leslie Uggams
Victor Borge
The Womenfolk
(folk singers)
Pat O'Brien
(actor)

17.10 [811] The Ed Sullivan Show:
29-Nov-1964 CBS Sun
Guests:
Ella Fitzgerald
Gordon and Sheila MacRae
Myron Cohen
Corps De Ballet
Obernkirchen Children's Choir


17.11 [812] The Ed Sullivan Show:
06-Dec-1964 CBS Sun
Guests:
Sid Caesar
Gary Lewis and the Playboys
Piccola Pupa
The Mitchell Trio
(folk singers)
Sophie Tucker
Allen and Rossi
(comedy team)
Betsy Palmer
Bob Lewis
(comedian)

17.12 [813] The Ed Sullivan Show:
13-Dec-1964 CBS sun
Guests:
Julie Harris
Stiller & Meara
(Jerry Stiller & Anne Meara)
Alan King
Robert Preston
Anita Bryant
Arthur Worsley
 (British ventriloquist)
Con Conwally
(balancing knife act)
Danielle Barioni

Highlights:
--Robert Preston - sings "Half the Battle is Learning How to Smile" (in a scene from "Ben Franklin In Paris")
--Anita Bryant - "Fly Me to the Moon"
 --Fabulous Hong Kong Hi-De-His
--Marquis Chimps
 
17.13 [814] The Ed Sullivan Show:
20-Dec-1964 CBS sun
Guests:
Jack Jones
Allen & Rossi
Charlie Manna

Highlights:
--Jack Jones - Christmas medley & "My Favorite Things."
--Jack Jones (later in show) - "Somebody Loves Me" & "You're Nobody" medley
--Allen & Rossi (comedy team) - James Bond spoof
--Steve Rossi sings "Have You Had Any Fun?"
--Sandu and the Green Mountain Boys (might be Sandu Scott and the Scotties) -
sings, does imitations including Ed Sullivan; Carol Channing singing "Hello Dolly")
--Charlie Manna (comedian) - opera sketch, sings "Barber of Seville"
--Jesuit Priests led by Father Lawrence Madden - Religious medley
--Victor Julian (circus dog act with dogs in costume, one as Santa Claus)
--Topo Gigio (mouse puppet) - Topo's homesick during Christmas, gets phone call from Mama
--Jim Brown - talks to Ed on stage
--George Carl (comic pantomime)
--The Morlidors (cortortionist act) - man in black mask with 2 female assistants
--Audience bows: Buddy Hackett & London Lee
--Audience bow: Jack Rice (high-school all-American)

17.14 [815] The Ed Sullivan Show:
27-Dec-1964 CBS Sun
Guests:
Diana Ross & The Supremes
Leslie Uggams
The Serendipity Singers
Rip Taylor
(comedian)
Frank Gorshin
(impressionist)
Davis and Reese
 (stand-up comedians)
Jean Carrol (comedian)
Highlights:
--The Supremes - "Come See About Me"
--The Serendipity Singers - "Every Time I Feel the Spirit"
--Leslie Uggams - "Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo" & "Cockeyed Optimist"
 
17.15 [816] The Ed Sullivan Show:
03-Jan-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Liza Minnelli
Jean Paul Vignon
Totie Fields
Marc London
(comedian)
Carmen Sevilla
Lew Bassi
(juggler)
The Mattison Trio
(tap-dancers)
Topo Gigio

17.16 [817] The Ed Sullivan Show:
10-Jan-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Sid Caesar
Wayne Newton
Betsy Palmer
Shari Lewis
(puppeteer)
London Lee
(comedian)
The Kim Sisters
(singers)
Topo Gigio
The Sophie Maslow Dance Company
Johnny Puleo and his Harmonica Gang


17.17 [818] The Ed Sullivan Show:
24-Jan-1965 CBS Sun (repeated 15-Aug-1965)
Guests:
The Animals
Alan King
 (comedian)
Shari Lewis
Allen & Rossi (
Marty Allen & Steve Rossi) (comedians)
Birgit Nilsson
George Kirby
Bach Yen

Highlights:
--The Animals  (British Pop Group) – "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood"
--The Animals - "The Work Song" (possible second song)
 --Birgit Nilsson - "In Cuesta Regia"
--Shari Lewis - "Singing in the Rain"
--Steve Rossi - "Be My Love"
--George Kirby (impressionist, sings "Michael, Row the Boat Ashore")
--Bach Yen (singer from Vietnam) - "Dem Dong" & "If I Had a Hammer"
--The Haslevs (trampoline artists)
--Ravic & Babs (roller skaters)
--On film: A clip from "My Fair Lady" with Rex Harrison, Audrey Hepburn, and Wilfred Hyde White.

Note: The Animals made these appearances on "The Ed Sullivan Show":
--"House Of The Rising Sun" & "I'm Crying" (October 18, 1964)
--"Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" (January 24, 1965)
--"The Work Song" (date unknown, might be January 24, 1965)
--"Bright Lights Big City" & "Bring It Home To Me" (October 17, 1965)
--"We Gotta Get Out of This Place" & "Inside Looking Out" (February 6, 1966)
--"Shake" & "Don't Bring Me Down" (April 17, 1966)

17.18 [819] The Ed Sullivan Show:
31-Jan-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Lesley Gore
Burt Lancaster
Mickey Rooney
Miriam Makeba
Roger Williams

Highlights:
--Lesley Gore - "The Look of Love" & "Hello Young Lovers"
--Burt Lancaster (chats with Ed & film clips)
 --Miriam Makeba (South African folk singer, with back up singers) - "Intoyam" (African song)
--The Agastonios (acrobat team)
--Ravic & Babs (roller skaters)

17.19 [820] The Ed Sullivan Show:
07-Feb-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Jimmy Durante
Leslie Uggams
Stiller & Meara
Rebecca Raz
Jean Carroll
Vaughn Monroe

17.20 [821] The Ed Sullivan Show:
14-Feb-1965 CBS Sun (repeated 8-Aug-1965)
Guests:
The Dave Clark Five
Rowan & Martin
(Dan Rowan & Dick Martin)
Steve Lawrence
Victor Borge

Highlights:
--The Dave Clark Five (British Pop Group) - "Everybody Knows," "Because" & "Anyway You Want It"
--Steve Lawrence - "Hello, Dolly!" "People" & "Where Can I Go"
--Victor Borge - "Viennese Waltz" and a routine about an "inflationary language" (in which Tuesday would become Threesday).
--Rowan & Martin (comedy team does a spy sketch and a quiz show routine)
--The Israeli Ballet - performs some native folk dances
--Topo Gigio (Italian mouse puppet)
--The Mattison Trio (tap dancers) - "Malaguena"
--John's balancing act

17.21 [822] The Ed Sullivan Show:
21-Feb-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Sid Caesar
Roberta Peters
(Metropolitan Opera soprano)
Betsy Palmer
Frank Gorshin
Jerry Vale
(singer)
London Lee
(comedian)
Malcolm Powell
(ventriloquist)
The Three Kims
(acrobats)
Conrad Buckner


17.22 [823] The Ed Sullivan Show: From Florida's Miami Beach Auditorium
28-Feb-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Wayne Newton
Juliet Prowse
Alan King
Bill Dana

Highlights:
--The Hurricanes (the University of Miami's Glee Club)
--The Cypress Gardens water skiers
--The Singing Hialeah Jockey Octet
--The Sensational Leighs (aerial act)

17.23 [824] The Ed Sullivan Show:
07-Mar-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Duke Ellington & Ella Fitzgerald
Rita Pavone
Stiller & Meara
(Jerry Stiller & Anne Meara) (comedians)
Roy Castle
(British comedian)
The Clark Brothers (tap dancers)
The Carmenas (balancing act)
Highlights:
--Duke Ellington & Ella Fitzgerald (medley of Duke's hits)
--Duke Ellington - "It Don't Mean A Thing"
--Rita Pavone - "My Eyes"
--On film: Film clip from "The Sound of Music" with Julie Andrews singing "My Favorite Things"
 
17.24 [825] The Ed Sullivan Show:
14-Mar-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Petula Clark
The Clancy Brothers with Tommy Makem
Nancy Walker & Bert Lahr
Pat O'Brien
Allen & Rossi
 (comedy team)
Jimmy Roselli
Dorothy Donegan

Highlights:
--Petula Clark – "Downtown" and "I Know a Place"
--Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem (Irish folk singers) - "Wild Colonial Boy"
 --Steve Rossi - "I'll Set My Love to Music"
--Jimmy Roselli - "Femina" & "Rock-A-Bye Your Baby"
--Dorothy Donegan (pianist) - "The Man I Love"
--The Olympiades (body builders)

17.25 [826] The Ed Sullivan Show:
21-Mar-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Gary Lewis & the Playboys
Connie Francis
Tony Bennett
Melinda Marx
The Woody Herman Orchestra
Pat Butram
(stand-up comedian)
Jean Carrol
 (comedian)
Ray Bloch & Band
Texas Boys Choir Of Fort Worth
Claus Beckers (unicyclist)
Highlights:
--Gary Lewis & the Playboys - "This Diamond Ring" & "Count Me In"
--Tony Bennett - "Love Scene," "If I Ruled The World," "Lullabye of Broadway" & "Who Can I Turn To"
--Connie Francis - "Goldfinger" "(Up Above My Head) There's Music in the Air" & "For Mama"
--Melinda Marx - "East Side of Town" (Groucho Marx's daughter)
--Woody Herman Orchestra - "My Favorite Things"
 
17.26 [827] The Ed Sullivan Show:
28-Mar-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Little Anthony and the Imperials
Bobby Vinton
Elizabeth Allen
Sergio Franchi
Marilyn Michaels
Bob King 
(comedian)
Highlights:
--Little Anthony and the Imperials - "Hurts So Bad"
--Bobby Vinton - "Long Lonely Nights" + medley of hits & tribute to Broadway songwriters
--Elizabeth Allen & Sergio Franchi - "Do I Hear A Waltz" & "Take This Moment"
--Sergio Franchi - "Stella By Starlight"
--Marilyn Michaels - "All Or Nothing At All"
--Le Marcellis (acrobat tricks with chairs and tables)

17.27 [828] The Ed Sullivan Show:
04-Apr-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Vince Edwards  (from "Ben Casey")
Cilla Black
(British/Liverpool singer)
Alan King
(comedian)
Abbe Lane
 (singer)
George Kirby
(comedian)
Jean Paul Vignon
(singer from France)
  Djoliba (African instrumental and dance ensemble)

Note: Cilla Black - "Ed Sullivan Show" appearances
--"You're My World" (date unknown)
--"Broken Heart" (date unknown)
--"Dancin In The Streets" (date unknown)
--"Goin' Out Of My Head" (12Sep65)
--"September In The Rain" (probably 12Sep65)

17.28 [829] The Ed Sullivan Show:
11-Apr-1965 CBS Sun (repeated 25-July-1965)
Guests:
Gerry & the Pacemakers
Maurice Chevalier
Soupy Sales
London Lee
 (comedian)
José Torres
Felicia Sanders

Highlights:
--Gerry and the Pacemakers (British/Liverpool Pop Group) – "Ferry Across the Mersey," "It's Gonna Be Alright" & "Why, Oh Why"
--Maurice Chevalier - "C'est Magnifique," "It's All Right with Me" and "Just One of Those Things"
--Soupy Sales (comedian) - "The Mouse"
 --José Torres (middleweight boxing champion) - "Un Poco Mas"
--Felicia Sanders (singer) - "Sunrise, Sunset"
--The San Francisco Ballet - "Beautiful Galatea"
--Stephenson's Dogs
--Jorgen and Conny (a perch act)

17.29 [830] The Ed Sullivan Show: EASTER SHOW
18-Apr-1965 CBS Easter Sunday
Guests:
John Huston
The McGuire Sisters
Soupy Sales
Sam Sneed
Myron Cohen
(stand-up comedian)
Roy Castle (English comic, singers and tap dancer)
Martha Schlamme
(singer)
Highlights:
--John Huston (movie director)- scene from "The Bible" (might be on film)
--The McGuire Sisters - Medley ("Heart Beat For Me," "Easter Parade," "Try A Little Tenderness" & "On the Avenue.")
--The children from "The Sound of Music" sing "So Long"
--On film: Soupy Sales & Sam Sneed (on film, golf film, Ed challenges Sam Sneed to golf match)
--Sam Sneed (pro-golfer on stage with Ed)
 --Brian Andru (comedic tightrope act)
--The White Sisters - Suzanna Nuns From Africa
--Topo Gigio (Topo and the Bear)
--Anden's Poodles (Animal act with poodles)
--Audience bows: Robert E. Moses & the parents of the McGuire Sisters

17.30 [831] The Ed Sullivan Show:
25-Apr-1965 CBS Sun
Guest:
Freddie and the Dreamers
Sean Connery
 (British Actor/ James Bond)
Xavier Cugat 
(jazz musician)
Leon Bibb
(folk singer)
Eydie Gorme
(singer)
Allen and Rossi
(comedy team)
Shelley Berman
 (comedian)
Topo Gigio (Italian mouse puppet)
Highlights:
--Freddie and the Dreamers (British Pop Group) – "I'm Telling You Now" & "Do the Freddie"
 
17.31 [832] The Ed Sullivan Show:
02-May-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
The Rolling Stones
Dusty Springfield
Tom Jones
Leslie Uggams
Totie Fields
(comedian)
Morecambe and Wise
 (British comedy duo)
Topo Gigio (puppet)
 The Half Brothers (juggling act)
Gitta Morrelly (balancing act)
Highlights:
--The Rolling Stones (British Rock Group) - "The Last Time," Little Red Rooster" and "Someone to Love"
--Dusty Springfield (British Singer) - "All Cried Out"
--Tom Jones (British Singer) - "It's Not Unusual"
--Leslie Uggams - "Melancholy Baby"
 --Audience bow (cameo): Roy Orbison

17.32 [833] The Ed Sullivan Show:
09-May-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Della Reese
The Three Stooges
Richard Pryor
Juliet Prowse
Vaughn Monroe
(singer)
Jackie Clark
(comedian)
The Kim Sisters
(singers)
Les Doubles Faces
(pantomime artists)

17.33 [834] The Ed Sullivan Show:
16-May-1965 CBS Sun (repeated 05-Sep-1965)
Guests:
The Beach Boys
Petula Clark
Rudolf Nureyev & Margot Fonteyn
Alan King
(comedian)
Sue Carson 
 (comedian)
Frankie Randall
(pop singer)
The West Point Glee Club
The Elwardos (balancing act)
Ugo Garrido (juggler)
 Highlights:
--The Beach Boys - "Help Me Rhonda"
--Petula Clark - "I Know a Place" & "Heart"
--Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn (ballet dancers) - perform three excerpts from "Swan Lake"
 
17.34 [835] The Ed Sullivan Show:
23-May-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Liza Minnelli
Rudolf Nureyev & Margot Fonteyn
The Bachelors
Bob King
(comedian)
Kathy Kirby

Guests:
Highlights:
--Liza Minnelli - "All I Need is One Good Break" & "Sing Happy"
--Rudolf Nureyev & Margot Fonteyn
--The Bachelors (Irish singing trio) - "Marie" & "I Believe"
--Kathy Kirby (British Singer) - "Can't Stop Loving That Man of Mine"

17.35 [836] The Ed Sullivan Show:
30-May-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Connie Francis
Wayne Newton
Anthony Newley
Bert Lahr

Highlights:
--Anthony Newley (scheduled to sing numbers from the Broadway musical "The Roar of the Greasepaint–the Smell of the Crowd")
--Bert Lahr (comedian, doing his "Woodsman, Spare that Tree" routine)

17.36 [837] The Ed Sullivan Show:
06-Jun-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Herman's Hermits (with Peter Noone)
Tommy Steele
Trini Lopez;
Roberta Peters
John Byner
(comedian)
Georgie Kaye
 (comedian)
Mr. Cox (magician)
The Malmo Girls (gymnasts)
Highlights:
--Herman's Hermits (British Pop Group) – "Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter" & "I'm Henry The VIII, I Am"
--Tommy Steele (British musical-comedy star, doing numbers from his Broadway show "Half a Sixpence")
- "Let Me Sing A Happy Song"
--Tommy Steele and the "Half a Sixpence" cast - "Money To Burn"
 
 17.37 [838] The Ed Sullivan Show:
13-Jun-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Tom Jones
The Seekers
(Australian Folk/Pop Group)
Dee Dee Sharp
Sid Caesar
Jean Paul Vignon
London Lee
 (comedian)
Allen and Rossi
(comedians)
Highlights:
--Tom Jones - "It's Not Unusual" & "Watcha You Gonna Do"
--The Seekers - "A World of Our Own"
--Dee Dee Sharp - "Steady, Steady"
 --Jean Paul Vignon - "What Now My Love" (in French)
 --Steve Rossi - "Sunrise, Sunset"
--Rudi Schweitzer (juggler)

17.38 [39] The Ed Sullivan Show:
20-Jun-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
The Dave Clark Five
Cab Calloway
 (Jazz Musician)
Soupy Sales
(comedian)
Juliet Prowse
(dancer)
Totie Fields
(comedian)
Arthur Haynes
 (British comedian)
The Malmo Girls (gymnasts from Sweeden)
Elizabeth & Collins (knife throwers)
Highlights:
--The Dave Clark Five (British Pop Group) - "Glad All Over," "Come Home" & "I Like It Like That"
 
17.39 [840] The Ed Sullivan Show:
27-Jun-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Billy J. Kramer & the Dakotas
Tony Bennett
Jackie Vernon
(comedian)
The Kim Sisters
(singers/musicians)
The Belafonte Group
(African musicians)
Johnny Hart
 (magician)
Topo Gigio
Highlights:
--Billy J. Kramer & the Dakotas (British/Liverpool Pop Group) - "From a Window" & "Bad to Me"
--Tony Bennett - "San Francisco," "One for My Baby," "It Had to be You" and "One More for the Road"
  --Topo Gigio (puppet, sings "Love Me Do")
 
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Summer Reruns of "The Ed Sullivan Show" (04-Jul-65 to 05-Sep-65)
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[--] 04-Jul-65 - repeat from 11-Oct-64 (Roy Orbison, Connie Francis)
[--] 11-Jul-65 - repeat from 01-Nov-64 (Rex Harrison, Dave Clark 5)
[--] 18-Jul-65 - repeat from 15-Nov-64 (Peter & Gordon)
[--] 25-Jul-65 - repeat from 11-Apr-65 (Gerry & the Pacemakers)
[--] 01-Aug-65 - repeat from 08-Nov-64 (Jimmy Durante)
[--] 08-Aug-65 - repeat from 14-Feb-65 (Dave Clark 5)
[--] 15-Aug-65 - repeat from 24-Jan-65 (The Animals)
[--] 22-Aug-65 - repeat from 25-Oct-64 (Rolling Stones)

17.40 [841] The Ed Sullivan Show:
29-Aug-1965 CBS Sun
Guests:
Gerry & the Pacemakers
Jerry Vale
The Womenfolk
Rich Little 
 (impressionist)
Morecambe and Wise
(British comedy team)
The Kessler Twins
(singers)
Cairoli & Company (English comedians)
The Three Hermanis (European novelty act)
Highlights:
--Gerry and the Pacemakers (British/Liverpool Pop Group) - "I Like It," "You'll Never Walk Alone" & "I'm the One"
--Jerry Vale - "I Feel a Song Coming On," "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows" & "Granada"
--The Womenfolk (folk singers) – "Jane, Jane," "500 Miles" & "La Bamba"

[--] 05-Sep-65 - repeat from 16-May-65 (Petula Clark, Rudolf Nureyev)

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