" YOUR HIT PARADE " MARCH 20 1954 MUSICAL TV SHOW w/ RAYMOND SCOTT LUCKY STRIKE ADS XD47304
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This episode of "Your Hit Parade" popular music show dates to March 20, 1954. The presentation is a kinescope, or a television signal that was recorded from a TV set onto 16mm film. The "Hit Parade" musical review show was sponsored by Lucky Strike cigarettes and Richard Hudnut Quick Home Permanent, and features advertisements for both products. At 13:21, golfer Sam Snead promotes Luckys. At :33, the animated Lucky Strike cigarettes sequence was created by special effects guru Ray Harryhausen.
"Your Hit Parade" featured elaborate sets and choreography that was inspired both by Hollywood movies and "soundies" -- popular short film versions of popular songs. The show utilized a cast to perform the songs, as opposed to playing the versions then on the air.
The "Your Hit Parade" program started out on radio before moving to television in 1950, and ran until 1959. The show presented seven top hit songs. This episode features Giselle Mackenzie, Roy Landman / Snooky Lanson, Polly Bergen, and Russel Arms, as well as Raymond Scott and the Hit Parade Orchestra. (Some other singers on "Your Hit Parade" in this era often included Dorothy Collins, Eileen Wilson and June Valli.) Songs include "i Get So Lonely" (00:01:48:17),
"Oh My Papa" (00:04:17:11), "A Fine Romance" (00:06:50:10), "Young At Heart" (00:09:19:23), "Wanted" (00:14:16:17), "Stranger In Paradise" (00:16:38:00), "Make Love To Me" (00:19:25:00), "Lullaby Of Broadway" (00:22:02:11), "Secret Love" (00:25:49:00)
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They certainly are hits. It’s 2022 and I know virtually every song and was happily singing along.
And not an auto-tune unit in sight. Pitch perfection.
What a great TV 📺 set for its time. It wasn't crap like it is now. The music was awesome, too. 🎼🎵
you mean like all the crap they put on?
Thanks for posting these. My family never missed a show.
Crosley TV in 2022 dollars... $1582.00.. YIKES!!!!!
9:20
surprisingly nice song
It was a big hit for Frank Sinatra, as he performed it in the 1954 movie of the same name.
Interesting to see a Crosley episode!!
"The following program is *'YOUR HIT PARADE'-* as originally telecast last Saturday by CROSLEY, a division of Avco Manufacturing Corporation."
$139.95 what a steal!
not back then!
Sunday night fixture on TV, until Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley topped the charts. No way they could perform that material.
Originally telecast on Saturdays at 10:30pm(et), following "YOUR SHOW OF SHOWS".
yeah, but what would you prefer? rock&roll or this type of stuff that was volatile in quality
We had a Crosley. Mid Michigan
29:34- "See 'The Broken Fist' on *'THE TELEVISION PLAYHOUSE',* tomorrow night."
i still use my Crosley super v.
Back when Crosley didn’t make garbage.
Crosley changed hands over the years. The current company focuses on audio products.
Is that Crossley as in the WLW 500 kw transmitter?
YES. Avco, its parent company at the time, was in the broadcasting business.
Never noticed until this particular video how much Giselle MacKenzie swoops up to notes.. kinda irritating.