May 7, 1950
Note: Guest appearances by: Nat King Cole, Anna Maria Alberghetti, Don Saxon and Tim Herbert, Paul Kohler and Jini, Dorothy Jarnac, Larry and Trudy Leung, Millard Hopper.
These reels are 16 mm. archival positives.

May 17, 1953
Note: A tribute to the work of Josh Logan.
Guest appearances by: Josh Logan, Jimmy Stewart, Leland Hayward, Ralph Meeker, Gary Merrill, Janice Rule, Kim Stanley, Eileen Heckert, Scott Jackson, Ruth McDevitt, Janet Blair, Juanita Hall, Irma Sandre, Jack Cassidy, Patricia Marand, Sheila Bond, Paul Newman.
Includes commercials for: Lincoln-Mercury.
Forms part of the David Susskind papers.

Access Restrictions: Restricted viewing: Steenbeck only.

[Excerpt], January 23, 1955
Note: This is the second half of the show.
Guest appearances by: Tony and Sally DeMarco, Viveca Lindfors and Eugenie Leontovich in a scene from the play Anastasia, Robert Taylor, the Vargas Brothers.
Includes commercials for: Mercury.
This is a 16 mm. archival positive.

[Excerpt], July 3, 1955
Note: This is the first half of the show.
Guest appearances by: “Anchors Aweigh” comedy team, Goudsmith Brothers, Rufe Davis, The Chordettes, Jay Marshall. Begins with a kinescope of a broadcast from the carrier Antietam in New York.
Includes commercials for: Lincoln automobiles.
This is a 16 mm. archival positive.

March 23, 1958
Note: Guest appearances by: Rodgers and Hammerstein, Roberta Peters, The Marquis Chimps, Bert Lahr and David Burns, Michael Hale, Carol Haney, Peter Gennaro, The Four Preps, Dick Henderson, Wally Griffin, Japanese golf Stars Torakichi Nakamura and Koichi Ono, Ray's Quartet.
Includes commercials for: Kodak and Mercury (with Jack Dempsey).

April 20, 1958
Note: Guest appearances by: Hermione Gingold and Billie DeWolfe Kathy Linden, Tequila, University of Pennsylvania Mask and Wig, Rickie Layne, David Wayne, Vivian Blaine, Johnny Desmond, Julia Meade, Martin Granger, Helene and Howard, Miklos Gafni, Freddie Bell and the Bell Boys, D'Angely's, Annapolis Glee Club.
Includes commercials for: Kodak and Mercury.

May 4, 1958
Note: 35 mm archival negative and negative track
Note: Guest appearances by: Carol Haney, Lillian Roth, Wayne and Schuster, Helen Gallagher, Denise Darcel, Peter Gennaro, David Seville, Edward B. Townsend, Amru Sani and Althea Gibson.

June 15, 1958
Note: Show filmed at the Brussels World's Fair.
Guest appearances by: Maurice Chevalier, Brigitte Bardot, Phillipine Dancers, William Holden, Benny Goodman, The Platters, Jacques Tati, The Nitwits, Marini Quartet, Malcolm Sargeant (conducting the London Philharmonic in Die Meistersinger overture), King Boudouin, Gang du Gag, The Jarvetes and The Ukrainian State Dance Troupe.
Includes commercials for: Kodak and Mercury.
DD 419-420 are 16 mm. archival positives.

June 22, 1958
Note: 10th Anniversary Show.
Guest appearances by: Louis Armstrong, Fred Astaire, Desi Arnaz, Lucille Ball, Jack Benny, Victor Borge, Yul Brynner, Maurice Chevalier, Perry Como, Gary Cooper, Bing Crosby, Walt Disney, Jackie Gleason, Art Carney, Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein, Helen Hayes, Charles Laughton, Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe, Phil Silvers, Margaret Truman, Ed Wynn, Gertrude Lawrence, Audrey Hepburn, Bill “Bojangles” Robinson and Elvis Presley.

June 29, 1958
Note: Complete hour of the Moiseyev Dancers.

July 27, 1958
Note: Guest appearances by: Gisele MacKenzie, Gordon MacRae, Ernie Kovacs, Sheb Wooley, Bobby Van, George Givot, Jean Wahl and her Orchestra of Grandmothers, Frisco Four, The Goofers, Paul Hampton.
Includes commercials for: Kodak and Mercury.

August 10, 1958
Note: Winners of the 5th Annual Navy Talent Show.
Master of Ceremonies: Sam Levenson.
Guest appearances by: Admiral Dan Gallery's Steel Drum Band, Dick MacDonald, Ernie Raskin, Ben Davis, Rick Lawson, Roberta Spaulin, Gary Thomas, Richard Bray, Lt. Joe Creary, Ben Mitchell Marks, Bob Mansfield, The Four Palms (Nathaniel Thomas, Hasker Nelson, Louis L. Faison, James Jackson), Richard McMeekin, Andy Anderson, Precision Drill Team (Wendell H. Woodward, Varker L. Hale, John H. Wiggins, Louis M. Sianez), Frank Romeli, Basic School Military Chorus led by Capt. James L. Rich.
Includes commercials for: Kodak and Mercury.

October 19, 1958
Note: Guest appearances by: Leonard & Leonard, Tony Martin, Bennett & Paterson, Roger Williams, Miss Byline, Xavier Cugat and his band, Abbe Lane, Marvin Roy, Jack E. Leonard, Benny Fields, Blossom Seely, Tony Martin, Delores Vegas & Batista, Jean Mory, scenes from the film Roots of Heaven.
Includes commercials for: Kodak and Mercury.

November 2, 1958
Note: Guest appearances by: The Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Unicorn & Miria Vakowsky, Albert Alomozolino, Zozana Rubens, Karmon Dance Group, Itzhak Perlman, Bacha Obstrosky, Gorly Kemp & Caleb Rushton (survivors of the Springhill, Nova Scotia mine collapse), Dr. Arnold Berden, Bracha Eden & A. Wolkowisky, Nehara Hendel & Menahem Eliran, Sam Levenson, Carol Lawrence & Larry Kent.

November 9, 1958
Note: The Friar's Club roasts Ed Sullivan.
Guest appearances by: Jack Carter, Jack E. Leonard, Joey Bishop, Xavier Cugat and Abbe Lane, Maury Amsterdam, Rocky Graziano, Senator Jacob Javits, Walter Cronkite, Wayne and Schuster.

December 7, 1958
Note: Filmed on location in Alaska.
Guest appearances by: Capt. Lewis Bennington, Jill Corey, Dick Buckley, Little Buck, Ford & Hines, Eskimos doing a native dance, Bruno of the Ringling Brothers Circus, Dody Goodman & Jinx the Monkey, Jack Carter, Anchorage Community Singers, Commanding Lt. General Frank Armstrong, Jr.

March 15, 1959
Note: Partially filmed in Ireland.
Guest appearances by: Edward Mulhare, Myron Cohen, Pat Rooney, George M. Cohan, Jr., Paul O'Keefe, Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, scenes from the film Shake Hands With the Devil with James Cagney and Don Murray, Maureen Potter, harpist Deirdre O'Callaghan, Harmonicords, Cork Choir, Comerford Irish Dancers, Joe Lynch, Liam DeValley, Eamon de Valera and Robert Briscoe.

March 22, 1959
Note: Filmed on location in Portugal.
Guest appearances by: Maurice Chevalier, Julia Meade, Ray Bloch, John Gilpin & Marilyn Burr, The Ames Brothers, Jacquelyn McKeever, Mr. Pastry (Richard Hearne), Portuguese dancers and singers, singers and guitar players from Coimbra University.
Includes commercials for: Kodak and Mercury.
DD 559-560 are 16 mm. archival positives.

May 3, 1959
Note: Guest appearances by: Millard Harper, Maurice Chevalier, Gogi Grant, Billy Daniels, Wayne & Schuster, Tommy Farr, Prof. Backwards, Phil Ford & Mimi Hines, Les Mathurines.

May 17, 1959
Note: Guest appearances by: Louis Prima, Frank Libuse, Jack Carter, West Point Glee Club, Shelly Berman, Keely Smith, Sam Butera & The Witnesses, Al Hibbler.
Includes commercials for: Mercury.

July 12, 1959
Note: Guest appearances by: Georgia Gibbs, The Three Wiles, Bob Lewis & Madam Sloboda, Dukes of Dixieland, Carol Channing, Wayne & Schuster with Jack Merigold, Paul Khigman & Mort Marshal, Francis Brunn, Noelle Adams.
Includes commercials for: Mercury.

July 19, 1959
Note: Filmed on location in Spoleto, Italy.
Special presentation of “The Festival of Two Worlds” from Spoleto, Italy.
Guest appearances by: Eileen Farrell, Sir John Gielgud, Jerome Robbins' Ballet USA, Gian Carlo Menotti, Ornelle Vavone, Nora Kaye, Scott Douglas.

July 26, 1959
Note: Guest appearances by: The Jamaican Dancers, Happy Jestures, Phil Foster, Eartha Kitt, The St. Clairs, Roger Williams, Pat Henning, scenes from Ben Hur, LaValle.
Includes commercials for: Mercury and Pan American.

October 18, 1959
Note: Guest appearances by: The Harlem Globetrotters, Ames Brothers, Wilt Chamberlain, Duke Snyder, Earl Wilson, Mr. & Mrs. Chaim Fershko, Gretchen Wyler, Jean Carroll, The Konyots, film clip of Harry Belafonte, Arthur Massey, Bill Russell, Brascia & Tybee.
Includes commercials for: Eastman Fibers, Colgate and Pan American.

November 15, 1959
Note: Guest appearances by: The Polish State Ballet, Blossom Seeley, Tom Poston, Suzanne Pleshette, Mickey Deams, Bob Elston, Bob Carroway, Constance Ford, Sam Levenson, Earl Grant, Stephen Boyd & Hya Havick, Jack Ross, Georgia Gibbs, film clip of Gregory Peck and Deborah Kerr.
Includes commercials for: Kodak, Colgate, and Pan American.

December 20, 1959
Note: Guest appearances by: Paul O'Keefe, Bill & Cora Baird Marionettes, Betty Johnson, Phil Jones Dancers, Harry Simeone Chorale, Polly Bergen, Victor Julian & his pets, “The Sound of Music” chorus, Gertrude Berg, Patricia Neway, Sistine Chapel Choir.
Includes commercials for: Pan American and General Electric.

[Excerpt], January 10, 1960
Note: This is the first half of the show.
Guest hosts: Wayne and Schuster.
Guest appearances by: Kalanag, Earl Grant, Peter Palmer, Frankie Avalon, Brigit Nilsson.
Includes commercials for: Lustre-Cream, Fab, and Ajax.

February 21, 1960
Note: Guest appearances by: Jack Carter, Earl Grant, The Barry Sisters, Myron Cohen, Giulietta Simionato, John Thomas, Harry O'Brien, Lee Lawrence, Jerome Robbins Ballet.
Includes commercials for: Fab.

March 6, 1960
Note: Guest appearances by: Salici Puppets, Pompoff & Thedy, Anna Maria Alberghetti, Dog Act-Excess Baggage, Rickie Layne & Vel Vel, Augie and Margo, Eartha Kitt, Bob Lewis & Madam Sloboda, Leon Bibb, Anne Higbie.
Includes commercials for: Lustre Cream and General Electric.

March 20, 1960
Note: Circus acts from around the world.
Guest appearances by: Heintz's elephants, Francesco's clowns, Antares Family acrobats, Morway acrobats, Bouglinone tiger trainer, Hubert Castle, Linon pantomime, Emmett Kelly, Popov and his Russian Bears, De Donge chimps, Three Merkies, Bruno, The Gordons aerial act, Penito del Oro aerial act, The Nerveless Nocks acrobats, Tonito, Zacchini trapeze act, Takio high wire act, Miss Mara, The Flying Wallendas, the Cordon's whip act, Kaichi Namba, Clyde Beatty lion and tiger act.

May 1, 1960
Note: Guest appearances by: Charlton Heston, Renato Carosone & his sextet, Pinky Lee, Johnny Horton, Elliot Reed, The De Marlos, Rickie Lane & Vel Vel, Antone & Curtiss, Dean Jones.
Includes a commercial for: Lustre Cream.

May 15, 1960
Note: Guest appearances by: James Cagney, Robert Montgomery, American Legion Zouaves drill team from Jackson, Michigan, Arthur Woolsley, Julie Wilson, Julia Meade, Loren Hollander, The Vagabonds, Jack Carter, scenes from the film The Gallant Hours, U.S. Naval Academy Choir, Jane Froman.
Includes commercials for: Palmolive, Ajax, and Fab.

May 29, 1960
Note: Ed Sullivan opens by thanking a veterans' organization for an award.
Guest appearances by: The Hi-lads, Guy Marks, Ford & Reynolds, Charles Chaplin Jr., Bert Berger, Ducat Dancers with Tony Constantino, Professor Backwards, Steve Roland, Count Basie & his band, Jean Carroll, Dennis Day.
Includes a commercial for: Lustre Cream.

July 24, 1960
Note: Guest appearances by: Lloyd Price & his band, film clip of Ed Sullivan and Fidel Castro, Lee Sullivan, Doreen Kilmer, Rowan & Martin, Rudy Horn, Bob Lewis & Madam Sloboda, Billy Daniels, Jean Carroll, Blossom Seeley, Jan Murray.
Includes a commercial for: Colgate.

August 7, 1960
Note: Guest appearances by: Marie Wilson, Ken Murray, Trudy Adams, Earl Grant, Jack Carter, Leo Diamond, Earl Grant, Charles Manna, Louis Prima and Keely Smith, Holger & Dolores, film clip from It Started In Naples with Clark Gable and Sophia Loren, The Morlidores.
Includes a commercial for: Fab.

August 21, 1960
Note: Guest appearances by: Arturo Romero and the Villa Fontana Orchestra, Salici Puppets, Manola Marro, Sam Levene, Jay Nemeth & Nicky, Tina Robin, Joe Phillips & Smokey, Lionel Hampton and his band, The Four Preps, Judge Dewey Markham, Lou Wills, Jr.
Includes commercials for: Colgate and Traffic Law.

October 16, 1960
Note: Guest appearances by: Johnny Mathis, Peggy Lee, Mort Sahl, The Limeliters, Dorothy Kirsten, Ginny Tiu and brother and sisters, Dave Brubeck Quartet, San Francisco Boys Chorus.

November 6, 1960
Note: Filmed in Chicago.
Guest appearances by: Charlton Heston, Benny Goodman, Mahalia Jackson, Edgar Bergen, Bob Newhart, Dolores Gray, Swe-Danes, Fine Arts Quartet, Medinah Black Horse Troop.

December 11, 1960
Note: Guest appearances by: Swe-Danes, Joe Phillips, Bill Eckstein, Pompoff & Thedy, Guy Marks, Teresa Brewer, Myron Cohen, Brascia & Tybee, Maria Schell, Sal Mineo & Jill Haworth are introduced, Ed Sullivan awards the Lambert Trophies.
Includes commercials for: Colgate.

December 18, 1960
Note: Guest appearances by: Mr. Coco (a chimp), Limeliters (Alex Haslev, Glen Yarborough and Anthony Jones), Phil Ford & Mimi Hines, Roger Williams, Trudy Adams, Hal Marks & Tom DeAndrea, Jack Carter, Mahalia Jackson. Patsy Robbins is introduced as the new Cerebral Palsy Poster Child.
Includes commercials for: Lustre Cream and Colgate.

February 5, 1961
Note: Guest appearances by: The Barry Sisters, Olympic gymnasts Muriel Grossfield & Doris Fuchs, Pete Fountain & his orchestra, Boy Scouts-George Ashley, Verne Franz and Arthur Tillman reciting their oath marking the Golden Jubilee of the Scouts, Cesare Siepi, Noonan & Marshall, Hugh Lambert Dancers, Dorothy Dandridge, George Jessel, scenes from The Misfits with Clark Gable, Marilyn Monroe and Montgomery Clift, Erroll Garner. Sullivan introduces Joey Rae, Abe Lasgow, and Gene Delmont.
Includes commercials for: Kodak, Colgate, and Heavy Duty Fab.

March 5, 1961
Note: Ed Sullivan introduces high jumper John Thomas and his coach Ed Flannigan.
Guest appearances by: Joan Fairfax, The Novelites, Ron Hussmann, Phil Ford and Mimi Hines, Bob Newhart, Louis Armstrong and his band, Mrs. Armstrong.
Includes commercials for: Wildroot and Kodak.

March 19, 1961
Note: Guest appearances by: Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe, Robert Goulet and Julie Andrews, Charles Victor, Manolo Fabregas, film clip from Gigi (Maurice Chevalier sings “I Remember It Well”), Richard Burton.
Includes commercials for: Wildroot and Colgate.

April 30, 1961
Note: Guest appearances by: Warren Spahn, Elkin Sisters, Mr. Ballantine, cameo by Harpo Marx, Dizzy Gillespie and his Orchestra, Charles Manna, Eileen Farrell, McGuire Sisters, Rowan & Martin, Solly Pernick, Richard P. Walsh and three Girl Scouts.
Includes commercials for: Palmolive Aftershave.

May 14, 1961
Note: Ed introduces Shelly Winters.
Guest appearances by: Pete Fountain and his band, Richard Tucker, Larry Griswold, Teresa Brewer, Adam Keefe, Gene Barry, The Three Stooges, Lou Ponfield, Jerry Brady and Mrs. Elsa McSorley, a scene from The Court-Martial of Billy Mitchell with Gary Cooper and Rod Steiger, Coast Guard Choir.
Includes commercials for: Colgate and Rapid Shave.

July 23, 1961
Note: Rebroadcast of the March 22, 1959 show filmed in Portugal.
This is the same as DD 429-430 and DD 559-560.

August 6, 1961
Note: Guest appearances by: Bill Black Combo, Leon Bibb, Rowan & Martin, Sandra Lee & Buzz Miller, Jack Carter, Lucille Ball and Paula Stewart, Justin Wilson, Elisa Caral, film clip of The Red Skelton Show--Wayne & Schuster meet “Deadeye” (played by Ed Sullivan).
Includes commercials for: Colgate.

August 20, 1961
Note: Guest appearances by: Wita D'Orso with Tommy Harmon & Don O'Stein, The Marquis Chimps, Earl Grant. Ed introduces Hal Mark and Mr. Ballantine, The Crosby Brothers, Al Hurt & His Combination, Myron Cohen, Rosemary Clooney, The Elkin Sisters.
Includes commercials for: Rapid Shave and Fab.

September 3, 1961
Note: Guest appearances: Pompoff and Thedy, Bobby Darin, film clip of Babe Ruth and other Yankees, Trudy Adams, Jackie Cannon, Wayne & Schuster, Edith Piaf, Rex Rainor.
Includes commercials for: Lustre Cream and Ajax.

May 13, 1962
Note: Guest host: Jack Carter.
Guest appearances by: Bobby Darin, Nancy Walker and Charles Reilly, Joey Adams and Al Kelly, Jaye P. Morgan, Peg Leg Bates, Alan Gale, Warren Spahn, Butler and Weston.

[Excerpts], April 7, 1963
Note: This is the second half of the episode.
Guest appearances by: Frankie Avalon, Bert Lahr and Kaye Ballard, Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara, Lee Evans and the Elkin Sisters.
Includes commercials for: Pillsbury mixes and frosting, Kent cigarettes, Kraft preserves.

June 23, 1963
Note: The 15th Anniversary Show.
Guest appearances by: James Cagney, Jack Lemmon, Henry Fonda, Gary Cooper, Clark Gable, Walt Disney, Jack Benny, Cole Porter, Jack Carter, Red Skelton, Sid Caesar, Danny Thomas, Bing Crosby, Elvis Presley, Robert Mitchum, Shelley Winters, Maurice Chevalier, Harry Belafonte, Julie Andrews, Jackie Gleason, Fred Astaire, Helen Hayes, Sophie Tucker, Robert Goulet, Richard Burton, Carol Lawrence, Rickie Lane, Moe Howard, Larry Fine, Shelley Berman, Victor Borge, Joe E. Lewis, Steve Allen, Richard Rodgers, Jimmy Durante, Senor Wences, Myron Cohen, Roberta Peters, Marty Allen, Steve Rossi, Jerry Lewis, Peggy Lee, Cesare Siepi, Senny King, Steve Lawrence, Connie Francis, Gordon MacRae, Arthur Fiedler, Peter Nero, and Bud Abbott.

[Excerpts], 1950s
Note: Three segments from Ed Sullivan's show from Paris at the Moulin Rouge.
Guest appearances by: Mr. Pastry (Richard Hearne), French singer Patachou, and an award presentation to a French nurse for her work in the Korean War.
GA 156 contains outtakes from GA 150. HA 821 is a 35 mm. archival negative of GA 150; HA 822 is the 35 mm. negative track for GA 150; GA 150 and 156 are 35 mm. archival positives.

[Excerpts], 1955 (day and month unknown)
Note: Excerpts of an episode filmed in London.
Excerpts include Ed Sullivan's arrival at the London Airport, scenes of London, the Queen Mother arriving at the theater, and a skit by Beatrice Lillie.
This is an unmarried print: GA 141 is the positive; GA 142 is the negative; GA 143 is the soundtrack. SCA 400-401 are 35 mm. archival positives which contain miscellaneous outtakes and trims from the making of GA 141-143.

[Excerpts], 1955 (day and month unknown)
Note: Excerpts of an episode filmed in London.
Shows Beatrice Lillie and Ed Sullivan before the show and a performance by Lillie.
GA 144 contains two copies of the same scene. GA 145-146 contain outtakes from GA 144 and are an unmarried print; GA 145 is a silent archival positive and GA 146 is the soundtrack.

[Excerpts]
Note: Clyde Beatty (May 19, 1957); Three Cottas (May 26, 1957); Water Skiers (June 23, 1957); Jack Paar (July 7, 1957); Sue Carson (July 14, 1957); Maorphi Trio (Kovacs) (July 21, 1957); Carol Burnett (August 11, 1957); Freddy Trenkler (September 8, 1957).

[Excerpts]
Note: Gene Kelly (June 23, 1957); Baseball Stars and Editors (September 1, 1957).

[Excerpts]
Note: John Raitt (June 16, 1957); Teresa Brewer (Sweet Adeline) (July 7, 1957); Dan Dailey (August 4, 1957); Jayne Mansfield (August 11, 1957); June Taylor Dancers (September 15, 1957); Kate Smith (October 6, 1957).

[Excerpts]
Note: Jackson Zouaves (September 15, 1957); Richard Hearne (September 29, 1957); Danny Thomas (October 6, 1957).

[Excerpts]
Note: Three Merkys (January 20, 1957); Frank Libuse (February 3, 1957); Ed Sullivan and Hugh O'Brian (February 17, 1957); Hugh O'Brian and Johnny Carson (February 17, 1957); Stanley Holloway (March 3, 1957); Fred Astaire (April 7, 1957).

[Excerpts]
Note: Lord Mayor of Dublin (March 17, 1957); Chester Gould (April 21, 1957); Ray Robinson and Gene Fullmer (May 5, 1957); Judge Dewey Pigmeat and Robert Strom (May 5, 1957); Jack Dempsey (May 12, 1957).

[Excerpts]
Note: Lena Horne (February 24, 1957); Stanley Holloway (March 3, 1957); Renata Tebaldi and Richard Tucker (March 10, 1957); Ella Fitzgerald (March 24, 1957); Julie London (March 24, 1957); Rodgers and Hammerstein (Cinderella) (March 24, 1957).

[Excerpts]
Note: Paul Anderson (April 14, 1957); Bob and Ray (May 12, 1951).

[Excerpts]
Note: Compilation reel of musical acts from 1957 shows.
Includes: Julie London, Judy Holliday, Donald O'Connor, Roberta Sherwood, Lena Horne, Johnny Ray.

[Excerpts]
Note: Clips of three appearances by Arnold Stang: “Stage Manager Bit” (October 12, 1958), “Driving Lesson” (January 25, 1959), “Jury Duty” (February 22, 1959).

[Excerpts]
Note: Excerpts from two Bible readings on the show. Charlton Heston reads from the book of Genesis in 1960; Charles Laughton repeats a reading from the book of Daniel from 1949.

[Excerpts], 1961
Note: Filmed segments of a world tour. Begins with emphasis on borders between Communist and non-Communist countries such as Hong Kong/China, and East/West Berlin. Segments from visits to Rome, Paris (Jackie Gleason and Gene Kelly on the set of Gigot; Louis Armstrong, Sidney Poitier & Paul Newman at a jazz cafe, interview with Brigitte Bardot), Istanbul, Tokyo, West Berlin, and England (comedy sketch by Bob Hope and Bing Crosby on the set of Road to Hong Kong).
Final segment is the same as GA 077.

[Excerpt], 1961
Note: Ed Sullivan visits the set of Road to Hong Kong, talks with Bing Crosby and Bob Hope and they do a comedy sketch.
This segment is also contained on DC 846.