April 10, 1966: The Count Basie Orchestra, Richard Pryor, Diahann Carroll, Eddie Albert

The Ed Sullivan Show: Season 18: Episode 30

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The Ed Sullivan Show
April 10, 1966: The Count Basie Orchestra, Richard Pryor, Diahann Carroll, Eddie Albert

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CBS | Air Date: April 10, 1966
Summary: Music: --The Count Basie Orchestra performs "007-The Incredible World of James Bond." --Diahann Carroll - "Yesterday" and "What the World Needs Now Is Love." --The King Family sing a medley ("Where the Action Is," "Santa Catalina," "I Know A Place," "Where the Boys Are," "Easter Parade," "How Great You Art" and "The Way You Look Tonight").Music: --The Count Basie Orchestra performs "007-The Incredible World of James Bond." --Diahann Carroll - "Yesterday" and "What the World Needs Now Is Love." --The King Family sing a medley ("Where the Action Is," "Santa Catalina," "I Know A Place," "Where the Boys Are," "Easter Parade," "How Great You Art" and "The Way You Look Tonight").
Comedy: --Richard Pryor (comedian) - routine about Japanese movies. --Alan King (comedian) - talks about breaking his leg & lawyers.
Also appearing: --Eddie Albert (actor) - (scheduled to) read "The Creation" by James Weldon. --Arden's (or Anden's) Poodles (trained animal act) --On tape: scenes from the Kronos Circus including the Sembaks Elephants. --Audience bows: Stanley Dancer (jockey), Armen Abbatrillo (jockey), Paul Gallico (sports writer).
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Genre(s): Comedy, Talk & Interview, Music

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