May 31, 1970: Al Martino, Rich Little, Julie Budd, Dana Valery, Voices of East Harlem

The Ed Sullivan Show: Season 22: Episode 34

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May 31, 1970: Al Martino, Rich Little, Julie Budd, Dana Valery, Voices of East Harlem

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CBS | Air Date: May 31, 1970
Summary: Music: --Al Martino sings "Can't Help Falling In Love" and "Sweet Caroline."--Julie Budd sings "California Shoeshine Boys" (with 4 female back-up singers) and "If I Ruled the World" (solo).--The Voices of East Harlem (choir) sing "Simple Song of Freedom" and "Shake a Life."--Dana Valery (sister of Sergio Franchi) - "For Once in My Life" andMusic: --Al Martino sings "Can't Help Falling In Love" and "Sweet Caroline."--Julie Budd sings "California Shoeshine Boys" (with 4 female back-up singers) and "If I Ruled the World" (solo).--The Voices of East Harlem (choir) sing "Simple Song of Freedom" and "Shake a Life."--Dana Valery (sister of Sergio Franchi) - "For Once in My Life" and "Let It Be."Comedy: --Rich Little (comedian-impressionist) - imitates various movie stars. --Bob Lewis (comedic magician) - tells jokes while doing magic tricks. Also appearing: --Burger's Animals (trained animal act) --Klaus Beckers (unicyclist, doing balancing act) --The Muppets - Kermit the Frog, Grover, and other Muppets sing "What Kind of Fool Am I?" --Audience bows: Clevon Little and Melba Moore (actors, both Tony Award winners for "Purlie"). Expand
Genre(s): Comedy, Talk & Interview, Music

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