Perry was the master of the slow and gradual progression of the song and ending with the big finale. I don't think any other popular singer did it better.
Liggett & Myers didn't introduce "Chesterfield King" until the fall of 1952. So this HAD to be the broadcast of December 19, 1952- a Friday show, as "MAMA" followed Perry at 8pm(et).
Perry was the master of the slow and gradual progression of the song and ending with the big finale. I don't think any other popular singer did it better.
Connie is the girl singer who did it the best .
Thanks for this, Anthony! sharing it with my folks today, as you will soon see!
He was the best looking and the best singer and most of all a decent human being.
Beautiful singing
To me, guys like Perry just oozed coolness!
Thanks for the upload. I've always wanted to see the 15 -minute Perry Como Show, since I 've seen the Kraft Music Hall Shows he did later on.
"no adverse affects from smoking"... they said so, in a report. great to see these old shows.
yeah incredible...
I love the girls screaming..!
So handsome. Bed room eyes!
Mr. C meant "Mr Class"....he was COOL before COOL was in.....Pure gentleman also
John Charles Daily at end announcing?(CBS Eye)
Liggett & Myers didn't introduce "Chesterfield King" until the fall of 1952. So this HAD to be the broadcast of December 19, 1952- a Friday show, as "MAMA" followed Perry at 8pm(et).
The date was misidentified on the tape.Thanks for the correction.
Cigarette companies were always sponsoring shows that featured singers.
Enjoy, “Game Shakers” on
the CBS Television Network.
And besides, the CBS Eye was not introduced until 1951 anyway.