Dionne Warwick / Gwen Verdon / Rodney Dangerfield

Season 20Episode 2660 minMar 5, 1967
Dionne Warwick / Gwen Verdon / Rodney Dangerfield
Guests: --Dionne Warwick - ""The Way You Look Tonight"" --Gwen Verdon - ""If My Friends Could See Me Now"" (from ""Sweet Charity"") --Rodney Dangerfield (stand-up comedy, jokes about name, girls, driving, NYC, lawyers, wife) --Alan King (stand-up comedy, jokes about airlines, Miami Beach, doctors, kids) --Robert Horton - ""The Impossible Dream"" --Chris Kirby (British ventriloquist, assorted tongue twisters, sings ""Old MacDonald"") --Norman Wisdom (stand-up comedy, plays clarinet, drums, sings) --Galla Shawn (trapeze artist) --Wychwoods (Poodle Act) Audience bows: Sergio Franci; Bob Thomas
Dionne Warwick / Gwen Verdon / Rodney Dangerfield has aired on Mar 5, 1967 at 8:00 PM
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