Jack Benny on Hollywood Palace - with Petula Clark and Johnny Mathis (Feb 4, 1967)

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  @beck585 · 1 year ago

  I LOVE Jack Benny. He's the funniest comedian. He's a natural. He died too young.

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  @stevenpace1849 · 1 year ago

  Jack Benny is priceless.

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  @harlow743 · 1 year ago

  Yes JACK can really play !!

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  @lizdoyle7158 · 5 years ago (edited)

  EXCELLENT ⭐FABOULOUS🌟 Tv 📺 at its best🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

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  @cynthialyman2636 · 10 years ago

  Back when television equalled actual entertainment.  What a pity it's long gone, but thank you sincerely for the memories.☺

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  @Charles1053 · 9 years ago

  The JOhnny Mathis medley is sensational...Johnny at his best.  1967.  Wonder who is voice coach was to reach such notes and his unreachable star.  GREAT..  Thank you Johnny you were the best.  Miss you. Charles 2017

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  @DavidBensonActor · 12 years ago

  Amazing violin playing in the final segment! He could really play - AND get laughs

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  @jeffreyzeiss1326 · 4 years ago

  Love Petula Clark and Johnny Mathis!!

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  @dianabeurman364 · 5 years ago

  Love this!!!! Thanks for upload

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  @rajinirulez · 12 years ago

  Jack benny nailed it at the end with his violin playing!<br>He played very well and was funny, now how many ppl can do tat...<br>He sure was someone special! Love Jack benny!

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  @PrestonWilson-wm2rl · 1 year ago

  I remember watching The Hollywood &nbsp;Palace &nbsp;every Saturday night, &nbsp;right before Carol &nbsp;Burnett.

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  @sabrinabrown107 · 7 years ago (edited)

  The Flemenco Married dance couple was really good!<br>Johnny Mathis singing songs from The Man of La Mancha was a play I saw when I was child, we did a whole theatrical performance and assembly at school in the early 1970&apos;s to celebrate Afro American week - back then we only had a week not a month like today in tribute to Martin Luther King. Love Petula Clark and enjoyed her singing her song &quot;My Song&quot;. I have better story when it comes to Ernie Terrell, his wife Maxine was my supervisor back in the early 1990&apos;s at the Mercantile Exchange here in Chicago. She used to sing all the time at the job and she met him at church, they both sang in the choir or something like that!!!!<br>Enjoyed the violin playing at the end!

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