The Hollywood Palace - Season 4 (1966)

Host, Adam West sings "The Orange Colored Sky" (not very well either) while fully decked out in his Batman outfit as the dancers flopped around like super villain henchman. Adam West then does a Batman parody before introducing the brilliant slapstick comedy of the Landon's Midgets. Performed by actual midgets. Next, while Adam is dressed in normal dress attire, he introduces Joey Heatherton, who sings, "By Myself" while performing with the shows dancers. Next, Adam West introduces a young beardless George Carlin as the stand-up routine.

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Bing Crosby and his family host an evening of Christmas entertainment.

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Donald O'Connor hosts with guests including juggler Rudy Cardenas. Don Ho sings his hit "Tiny Bubbles." Donald and Ted duet " Me and My Shadow"

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Various guest hosts present a musical variety show.

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Various guest hosts present a musical variety show.

Gene Barry hosts and sings a show tune about fashions and clothes, from 1890's to "Mod" 1967. Jack E. Leonard interrupts Gene's monologue. Beware of Japanese Jokes by Jack E. aimed at his Japanese pianist (who doesn't seem happy about it).

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