Tag: mr. and mrs.

• TOP OF MY HEAD: WAX OF BALL

  May 16, 1964 Last summer I was engaged to write a one-hour special comedy program starring this glamorous bouquet of names: Jack Benny, Danny Thomas, Garry Moore, Lucille Ball, Andy Griffith, and Phil Silvers. (1) I am not going to single out any certain name, but one of these stars gave me plenty of trouble.…

  Michael T. Mooney

  May 16, 2021

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• STANLEY FARRAR

  October 4, 1910 Stanley Farrar was born in Alameda, California, on October 4, 1910. He moved  to Los Angeles, where he worked in radio, and he also appeared as a character actor in films and television shows.  His first screen role was an uncredited background appearance in 1947′s Fear in the Night starring Paul Kelly…

  Michael T. Mooney

  October 4, 2020

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• MR. & MRS. aka THE LUCILLE BALL COMEDY HOUR

  April 19, 1964 Directed by Jack Donohue ~ Written by Richard Powell, based on the play by Sherwood Schwartz, with special material by Arthur Julian Synopsis Lucille Ball plays the head of a studio trying to track down Bob Hope to star in a TV special about husband and wife television stars. The first half concerns…

  Michael T. Mooney

  March 25, 2018

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  Arthur Julian, Bennett Green, Bicentennial, Bob Hope, Charles Field, Danny Klega, Eddie Rider, Edith Head, Gale Gordon, Jack Donohue, Jack Weston, Joan Swift, John Banner, John Dehner, Joseph Mell, Lucille Ball, Max Showalter, Mr. & Mrs., mr. and mrs., Richard Powell, Roy Rowan, Rudy Dolan, Sally Mills, San Franciso, Sherwood Schwartz, Sid Gould, Stanley Farrar, The Lucille Ball Comedy Hour, The Lucy Show, William Lanteau