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Dick Clark's World of Talent
US television program From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Dick Clark's World of Talent is a talent/variety television show produced by Irving Mansfield and broadcast weekly in the United States on the ABC television network from 10:30-11 p.m. (ET) on Sundays during the 1959-60 season.
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History
The first show was broadcast September 27, 1959. Dick Clark hosted throughout the run of the series.[1] Permanent judge Jack E. Leonard,[2] and two celebrity "guest" judges watched the performances of amateur, semi-professional (and, on occasion, professional) singers, musicians, dancers, and comedians, and offered advice.[1] Some of the guest judges were Johnny Carson,[3] Betty Hutton,[4] Zsa Zsa Gabor,[5] Tab Hunter,[6] Edie Adams,[6] Eva Gabor,[2] and Sam Levenson.[2]
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Performers
Guests on the show included:
- R&B singer Tommy Edwards (broadcast October 18, 1959[7])
- Classical pianist Lorin Hollander[1][8][9] (broadcast October 4 or 11 or 18, 1959[8])
- Folk music duo Bud and Travis[1]
- Big–band singer Don Cornell[1]
- Cocktail singer Alan Dale[1]
- Vocal quartet the Four Aces[1]
- Singer/actress Della Reese (broadcast November 15, 1959)[6]
Last show
The last show was broadcast December 20, 1959.[1]
References
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