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"THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW" ON PUBLIC TELEVISION
2010-2011 Schedule
#1201 - "Salute to the U.S.A."
Airs: 9/4/10
This historic show from 1971 was the very first syndicated show on the newly formed Lawrence Welk Network. The show starts with a rousing "Thank You Very Much" to our loyal audience and sponsors and ends with a reverent "America The Beautiful". Along the way Ralna sings "Tennessee Waltz," Norma and Jimmy can be found in "Beautiful Ohio," and Myron, Bobby & Cissy get together for the "Pennsylvania Polka". You'll want to travel along with the musical family as they salute our great country.
#1202 - "Salute to the Swing Bands"
Airs: 9/11/10
If you love the music of the great swing bands - songs like Tommy Dorsey's "I'll Never Smile Again," Woody Herman's "Woodchopper's Ball," or "American Patrol" and "Tuxedo Junction" by Glenn Miller, you'll love Lawrence Welk's Salute to the Swing Bands from 1979. Ken Delo sings Jimmy Dorsey's "So Rare" and the always beautiful Anacani sings "Amapola". From "Sophisticated Lady" to the "Original Boogie Woogie" - there's something for everyone on this show filled with the great swing music from the Big Band Era.
#1203-"Do You Remember"
Airs: 9/18/10
You'll probably remember every song on this show - from "Que Sera Sera (Whatever Will Be Will Be)" to "The Girl That I Marry". Norma Zimmer gives a beautiful performance of "My Favorite Things" and you'll laugh as Larry Hooper and Buddy Merrill cut up during "Sleepin' At The Foot Of The Bed". The Lawrence Welk Orchestra is in the spotlight for a medley of songs from the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical "Carousel" and you won't want to miss Buddy Merrill's impromptu guitar solo on "My Blue Heaven".
#1204 - "Big City, USA"
Airs: 9/25/10
Favorite songs that represent cities, states and other geographical sites are featured in "Big City, USA." Spotlighting the East coast are Lawrence and the band as they swing out to "Manhattan." Bobby and Elaine keep those "City Lights" aglow while Jimmy Roberts sings "I Left My Heart In San Francisco." Kathie Sullivan takes you to "Kansas City" and the band and singers close the show in the windy city of "Chicago".
#1205 - "Season Premiere"
Airs: 10/2/10
This is the show that opened the season back in 1976. Lawrence and the band kick of this show with "In The Mood". Guy and Ralna sing "Feelings" and Tanya takes center stage with "Love Will Keep Us Together". Ken Delo sings the beautiful "Hawaiian Wedding Song" and Joe Feeney and our singers perform a heartfelt "The Song Is You".
#1206 - "Highways and Byways"
Airs: 10/9/10
This show from 1981 starts out "On The Street Where You Live" and takes us all the way to New Orleans and the "South Rampart Street Parade." You can find Ava Barber on "Primrose Lane", Jim Turner is on the "Streets of Laredo" and George Cates and the band are "On The Trail." Dick Dale is a "Cab Driver" that Ken Delo will never forget and Arthur, Gail, Ron & Michael are out on "Route 66". Enjoy the highways and byways with our musical family.
#1207 - "Farm Show"
Airs: 10/16/10
The Welk Stars have fun "down on the farm" as they open the show with "Surrey With The Fringe On Top". The Band plays "Goofus" and Guy Hovis does a great job on "Thank God I'm A Country Boy". While Clay Hart is "Grazin' in Greener Pastures", Sandi & Salli get together for "Tumbling Tumbleweeds". Feel free to sing along with Joe Feeney and the gang on "Shine On Harvest Moon" and just wait til you see who's on Old MacDonald's Farm!
#1208 - "Songs of Perry Como"
Airs: 10/23/10
Who doesn't love the songs of Perry Como? This charming show gets under way with one of Perry's happiest hits, "Hot Diggity, Dog Ziggity", Kathie Sullivan sings the beautiful "It's Impossible" and Bobby & Cissy dress up as toddlers for "Papa Loves Mambo". George Gates leads the band in a lush arrangement of "Temptation" and Ava Barber belts out one of Perry's greatest hits, "Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes."
#1209 - "Halloween Party"
Airs: 10/30/10
Larry Hooper gets things underway in this Halloween show singing "This Old House" with the aid of some friendly ghosts. Sandi, Gail, and Mary Lou "Put On A Happy Face" while Norma, the prettiest scarecrow you've ever seen sings "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered." You won't forget Ken Delo's "Shanty In Old Shanty Town" and you're sure to agree it's one of the best in a series of outstanding Welk Halloween shows.
#1210 - "Songs of the 70's"
Airs: 11/6/10
The 1970s come alive in this show from 1978 as it sets the mood with "Tie A Yellow Ribbon". Johnny Zell and the band play "Feelings", Guy and Ralna sing "I Write The Songs" and Ava Barber sings "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue". Myron Floren even finds a polka that fits the theme - "My Melody of Love". Join us for a celebration of some of the great music of the 1970s.
#1211 - "Movie Songwriters"
Airs: 11/113/10
Lawrence pays tribute to the importance of movie music, pointing out that movies have used a musical background since the days of silent films, when a pianist or organist would build suspense with some towering crescendos! Henry Mancini leads the band on the theme from "The Pink Panther", Bobby and Elaine dance to his haunting "Charade" and the whole band gets together for his signature "Moon River".
#1212 - "Thanksgiving Special"
Airs: 11/20/10
This most beautiful Thanksgiving Special gets off to a rousing start with the Band and Singers reminding you "There's No Place Like Home For The Holidays". Guy and Ralna invite viewers to "Y'all Come", while Sandi and the girls sing "Count Your Blessings". The traditional "Bless This House" features Norma Zimmer, and Joe Feeney and the group remembers to "Be Thankful".
#1213 - "Musical Memories"
Airs: 11/27/10
The group opens this show with "Talk To The Animals", Norma Zimmer sings "I Get Along Without You Very Well" and the Lennon Sisters ask "Where Are The Words?" Our three steppers - Jack Imel, Arthur Duncan, and Bobby Burgess show us the importance of "Teamwork" and Joe Feeney sings a moving "There's No Tomorrow".
#1214 - "The French Show"
Airs: 12/4/10
This black and white classic features Aladdin giving Janet a "French Lesson", Jimmy Roberts asking "Where Is Your Heart", and our Champagne Lady, Norma Zimmer sings "Paris In The Spring". Join all the Champagne Music Makers on an unforgettable trip down the River Seine.
#1215 - "Winter"
Airs: 12/11/10
The Champagne Music Makers present a "Winter Show" as they sing "Button Up Your Overcoat." JoAnn Castle goes all out on "Skater's Boogie" and the Lennon Sisters sing one of their favorites, "A Marshmallow World." Bob Lido and the Boys present a Dixie version of "I Can't Give You Anything But Love", and Dick Dale sings "Let It Snow".
#1216 - "Christmas Reunion"
Airs: 12/18/10
The Lawrence Welk musical family reunites for a wonderful Christmas show originally broadcast in 1985. This special marks Lawrence Welk's last appearance with his full orchestra. Cast features Guy & Ralna, JoAnn Castle, Arthur Duncan, Norma Zimmer, Bobby Burgess, Ava Barber, Mary Lou Metzger, and many others performing traditional Christmas songs and carols.
#1217 - "Tribute to Bing Crosby"
Airs: 12/25/10
Lawrence pays tribute to "one of the greatest entertainers the world has ever known" - Bing Crosby! Tom Netherton sings one of Crosby's most romantic ballads, "Moonlight Becomes You", Sandi, Gail, and Mary Lou have fun with "Swingin' On A Star", Joe Feeney croons "Too Ra Loo Ra Loo Ra", the lovely Irish lullaby from Crosby's Academy Award-winning movie, "Going My Way", and Norma Zimmer and Jimmy Roberts blend their voices in "True Love."
#1218 - "Tribute To Disney"
Airs: 1/1/11
This show is a delight from start to finish, with outstanding costumes and sets, plus the emotional return of Larry Hooper after a long illness. Larry sings appropriately enough, "Oh Happy Day." Other highlights include "It's A Small World", Bobby & Cissy dancing to the "Mickey Mouse Mambo", and Norma Zimmer singing a lovely "When You Wish Upon A Star". Ken Delo sings about the "Big Bad Wolf" to his pretty daughter, Kimberly, and Lawrence dances to "The Waltz of the Flowers" with Cissy King.
#1219 - "County Fair"
Airs: 1/8/11
This production-filled show captures all the fun of a county fair including the "Cotton Candy and a Toy Balloon" to the clowns and the marching band. Dick Dale sings "John Henry", Bobby and Cissy have "Fun Goin' to the County Fair" and the band delights with a medley from that Rodgers and Hammerstein masterpiece "Carousel". Join us at the fair!
#1220 - "Keep A Song In Your Heart"
Airs: 1/15/11
In this show Myron Floren and JoAnn Castle team up for a rare duet on the "Beer Barrel Polka", Bob Ralston joins Bobby & Cissy for the "Warsaw Concerto", and Arthur Duncan is "Runnin' Wild". Lynn Anderson tries "Walkin' On New Grass" while Bob Lido and our Three Steppers are "Walkin' Happy". This 1968 show is guaranteed to keep a song in your heart.
#1221 - "All Time Favorites"
Airs: 1/22/11
Filled with the fans' favorite songs, "Music, Music, Music" opens the show and sets the mood for a look back at some great old songs. Bobby & Elaine dance to the "Champagne Waltz", Myron Floren plays a rousing "Tico, Tico", and "You'll Never Walk Alone" is sung by Norma Zimmer and the group.
#1222 - "Tribute To The Big Bands"
Airs: 1/29/11
The Band remembers Glenn Miller with "In The Mood", Tommy Dorsey is Saluted with "Marie", and Benny Goodman with "Let's Dance." Jack Imel presents "When My Baby Smiles At Me" to honor Ted Lewis, and the show ends with a tribute to our boss and his theme song "Bubbles In The Wine."
#1223 - "Youman's Salute"
Airs: 2/5/11
This show features the score from the Broadway musical "No No Nanette" and the entire cast gets into the act for one of the greatest finales in the history of the Lawrence Welk Show. Before that happens however, Clay Hart sings "Oh Lonesome Me", Sandi and Salli do "Rose Garden", and Bobby & Cissy dance to "Let's Face The Music And Dance". But it's the "No No Nanette" segment and that great finale that are guaranteed to make you smile.
#1224 - "Love Songs"
Airs: 2/12/11
"L-O-V-E" is in the air throughout this show from 1980. Anacani sings "Secret Love", the Elvis Pressley hit "Love Me Tender" gets a great rendition by Tom Netherton, and Kathie Sullivan asks "Why Do I Love You?" Bobby and Elaine dance to "Amor" and even Lawrence gets into the spirit as he waltzes with Mary Lou to "Love Makes The World Go Round."
#1225 - "Fashions & Hits Through The Years"
Airs: 2/19/11
This show chronicles the changes in fashion coupled with changing musical styles from the 20's through the 50's with songs like "Alice Blue Gown" by Norma Zimmer. Mary Lou Metzger joins Bobby Burgess, Jack Imel, and Charlie Parlato for the novelty number "Sam You Made The Pants Too Long" and the show winds up as the entire cast gets together to "Put On Your Sunday Clothes."
#1226 - "Rhythm Is Our Business"
Airs: 2/26/11
Lawrence adds a blazing blonde streak of excitement to this show when he presents super talented Barbara Mandrell as his guest star. She sings a show stopping "I Can't Stop Loving You" with Welk guitarist Neil LeVang underlining every nuance. Anacani sings a memorable "Sweet And Gentle Cha Cha" and Guy and Ralna do a spectacular version of the "Orange Blossom Special" with the entire fiddle section adding to the excitement.
#1227 - "Songs From The Classics"
Airs: 3/5/11
Lawrence has fun tracking down the origin of contemporary songs adapted from the classics! In the opening of this show, Lawrence asks the rhetorical question, "What do the following songs have in common - "Mack The Knife", "Our Love", and "Hot Diggity, Dog Ziggity"? The answer, as he gleefully explains, is that all of them were originally classical compositions. As the show progresses, Lawrence explains where each song came from including "Baubles, Bangles, and Beads", "Song of Love", and "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows."
#1228 - "U.S. Tour"
Airs: 3/12/11
As Lawrence says in his opening remarks, he's played almost every small town in the United States - and every state but Alaska - so he takes a special interest in this musical tour of the country. Things get underway with the entire cast and orchestra for "This Land Is Your Land". Ralna sings "By The Time I Get To Phoenix", Bobby & Cissy dance to "Galveston", Steve Smith sings about "Manhattan" and Norma Zimmer and Jim Roberts recall "It Happened In Monterey". Bob Havens and the band close the show with a rousing "St. Louis Blues".
#1229 - "Tribute to Jerome Kern"
Airs: 3/19/11
This program celebrates the enormous talent and versatility of Jerome Kern. From the opening medley of "Who", "I Won't Dance", "You Couldn't Be Cuter", and "Old Man River", to the infectious melody of the closing number, "Pick Yourself Up", there's something for everyone. Ava Barber invites us to "Look For The Silver Lining", Ken Delo reminisces about "The Last Time I Saw Paris", and Tom Netherton sets a romantic mood with "They Didn't Believe Me". Sit back, relax, and ENJOY!
#1230 - "25th Anniversary"
Airs: 3/26/11
Lawrence recalls his 25th anniversary on TV! A giant champagne glass sheds its sparkling glow on Lawrence and his lovely Champagne Lady, Norma Zimmer as they open this Silver Anniversary celebration waltzing to the "Anniversary Song." Jack Imel repeats his 1956 debut performance of the song "Sleep", and Myron Floren plays "Tico, Tico." Lawrence leads the band in "Calcutta" - his first gold record, and Bobby and Elaine dance to "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles."
#1231 - "Easter"
Airs: 4/2/11
"Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet" and join our cast for an "Easter Parade". Sandi & Salli meet "Peter Cottontail", Larry Hooper sings about "Abbott the Rabbit", and JoAnn Castle plays a memorable "A Tisket, A Tasket". The sacred spirit of the season is captured as Lynn Anderson sings "It Is No Secret" and Norma Zimmer leads the group in "The Lord's Prayer."
#1232 - "The Songs of Jimmy McHugh"
Airs: 4/9/11
This 1980 salute to the songs of Jimmy McHugh ranges from Lawrence leading the band in "I Feel A Song Coming On" to Guy & Ralna's vocal interpretation of "Maggie Blues". Other McHugh favorites included are "Don't Blame Me", "When My Sugar Walks Down The Street", and "I'm In The Mood For Love". You'll agree with our cast that this is truly "A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening".
#1233 - Top Songs From Broadway Shows"
Airs: 4/16/11
When the curtain goes up on this 1974 show you'll have a front row seat for some amazing music. You'll hear your favorite show tunes - "Til There Was You" from The Music Man, "The Impossible Dream" from The Man of La Mancha, and "Sunrise, Sunset" from Fiddler on the Roof. Cissy King joins Lawrence for that beautiful waltz "Wunderbar" from Kiss Me Kate, and our singers pose the question "Shall We Dance" from The King and I to round out our Broadway experience.
#1234 - "Big Band Days"
Airs: 4/23/11
From the minute Lawrence "opens the bottle" with his trademark pop-fizz you know there's great music to follow. Guy & Ralna salute Bob Wills with "San Antonio Rose", Bob Ralston and Bob Smale recall the Guy Lombardo Orchestra and his twin pianos on "The Raindrop Serenade", and the Jimmy Dorsey tune "Yours" gets a very special treatment by the lovely Anacani. Join us for a "Sentimental Journey".
#1235 - "Grammy Award Songs"
Airs: 4/30/11
This 1974 show salutes the songs recognized by the recording industry as the "best". "Little Green Apples" is sung by Clay Hart. Dick Dale and the girls "Catch A Falling Star", and Norma Zimmer enchants with "Moon River". "Rose Garden", "Cabaret" and "Mack The Knife" are just a few of the wunnerful, wunnerful songs included in this Grammy Award winning selection.
#1236 - "California Show"
Airs: 5/7/11
This show pays tribute to the many beautiful vacation spots in California, and you'll also see shots of San Francisco, Disneyland, and other famous landmarks. JoAnn Castle and Bob Lido take us to "San Francisco", Dick Dale sings about the "San Fernando Valley", and Bobby & Cissy are at the beach with "Music To Watch Girls By". Andra Willis celebrates California's rich Latin heritage with "Besame Mucho", Joe Feeney sings about "My Little Gray Home In The West", and Arthur Duncan dances to "Hooray For Hollywood."
#1237 - "Great Entertainers"
Airs: 5/14/11
The music on this 1981 program salutes show business greats like George M. Cohan with a medley of his songs including "Yankee Doodle Dandy" and "You're A Grand Old Flag", the Mills Brothers classic tune "Glow Worm" is sung by Gail, Ron, and Michael, and our saxaphone section recalls Duke Ellington's "Sophisticated Lady". Judy Garland is remembered with "You Made Me Love You" and Ava Barber salutes Eddie Arnold's "Make The World Go Away".
#1238 - "Childhood Memories"
Airs: 5/21/11
"Those Were The Days" sets the tone for this look back at our favorite memories from childhood. Arthur Duncan brings his "Little Red Wagon", Clay Hart is "Watchin' Scotty Grow" and Guy and Ralna recall "Little Toy Trains". Bob Smale shines on "Chopsticks" and "Small Fry" is perfectly suited to the warm, rich baritone of Dick Dale.
#1239 - Music of Irving Berlin
Airs: 5/28/11
Lawrence and the Band kick off this Irving Berlin Show with "Alexander's Ragtime Band", Tom Netherton sings the beautiful "What'll I Do?", and Kathie Sullivan is "Doin' What Comes Naturally". Sandi, Gail, and Mary Lou team up for "I Love A Piano", and the band performs a rousing medley from "Annie Get Your Gun". When you see this show from 1978 you'll appreciate why Lawrence Welk called Irving Berlin "America's greatest songwriter."
#1240 - "Occupations"
Airs: 6/4/11
Lawrence and his Musical Family "go to work"! This charming show features the various occupations that keep us busy, ranging from Sandi & Salli flying high as a couple of astronauts for "We'll Make It To The Moon" to Larry Hooper digging in the coal mines for "Sixteen Tons". Myron Floren makes a handsome ringmaster on the "Circus Polka", Jack Imel is the "Sound Effects Man", and ultimately our band and singers seem to agree, "There's No Business Like Show Business."
#1241 - "Carnival"
Airs: 6/11/11
This show opens with the band celebrating "When The Carnival Comes To Town". Jack Imel does the "Baby Elephant Walk", and Myron Floren and the young and talented Joey Schmidt do a sizzling version of "Tiger Rag". The lovely Anacani sings "Les Bicyclettes De Belize", Guy Hovis recalls "The Colors of My Life" from the musical Barnum, and the show closes with everyone being invited to "Come Follow The Band".
#1242 - "Famous Resorts"
Airs: 6/18/11
If you're ready to say "Let's Get Away From It All", come along with us! We can be "In Acapulco" with Anacani, "On The Boardwalk In Atlantic City"with Gail and Mary Lou, or on the "River Shannon" with Joe Feeney. Tanya sings about "Old Cape Cod", Norma Zimmer and Jim Roberts love "Springtime In The Rockies", and "On Top Of Old Smokey" is Clay Hart's resort of choice. Come with us to some "Fabulous, Faraway Places".
#1243 - "Strike Up The Band"
Airs: 6/25/11
This show is one of the classic Black and White programs - not seen since its original airing in 1964. Barbara Boylan and Bobby Burgess dance to a medley of songs that includes everything from "The Bunny Hug" to "The Twist". Myron Floren kicks off a Norwegian segment with the "Happy Norwegian Polka", and the four Lennon Sisters take us to "Mockingbird Hill". Aladdin, always a favorite, delivers a moving recitation called "I Am The United States" which is followed by a rousing rendition of "The National Emblem March".
#1244 - "Hawaii"
Airs: 7/2/11
Soft winds, dreamy songs, catamarans skimming over blue waters, and the haunting music of Hawaii permeate this outstanding show. The whole gang flew to Hawaii and spent a week on location at some of the most beautiful spots on the Islands. This show features the "Hawaiian Wedding Song" by Guy and Ralna, Clay Hart, Sandi, & Salli sing "Pearly Shells", and Gail and Mary Lou sing the novelty song "The Cockeyed Mayor Of Kaunakakai", featuring the loveable Charlie Parlato.
#1245 - "From Polkas To Classics"
Airs: 7/9/11
The Band opens this show with the "Pennsylvania Polka" and the Lennon Sisters follow with a wistfully lovely "Serenade Of The Bells". Bobby & Cissy dance to the classic "Andalucia" and Natalie Nevins sings "How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria" from The Sound Of Music. Bob Lido and the entire cast wind things up with a toe-tapping Dixieland medley of "Ain't She Sweet", "Baby Face", and "Five Foot Two".
#1246 - "Tahoe '73 - That Big Band Sound"
Airs: 7/16/11
This happy, light-hearted show opens with the cast dancing down the aisles of the TV studio singing "We Can Make Music" and shaking hands with members of the audience en route. Guy and Ralna sing "I Can't Stop Loving You", Anacani sings "Spanish Eyes", and Clay Hart sings the hit song of the year that almost became an anthem for our troops serving overseas, "Tie A Yellow Ribbon". Ralna closes the show with a spine-tingling rendition of her most requested song "How Great Thou Art".
#1247 - "Something About A Hometown Band"
Airs: 7/23/11
This show boasts an eclectic mix of musical styles including the polka, waltz, country, Broadway and patriotic songs. Larry Hooper is a "Ding Dong Daddy", Sandi & Salli invite us to "Keep A Little Sunshine In Your Heart", and Andra Willis recalls Wee Bonnie Baker with "Oh Johnny". The whole casts salutes Lawrence's birthplace with "My North Dakota Home".
#1248 - "Songs By Johnny Mercer"
Airs: 7/30/11
Lawrence and the gang celebrate the genius of Johnny Mercer by featuring some of the well-loved songs written by this prolific lyricist and composer. Lawrence appreciated the philosophy behind his songs illustrating the point with "Accentuate The Positive". Guy & Ralna reprise the exciting "Tangerine" made famous by Helen O'Connell and Bob Eberle, Bobby & Cissy dance to "Charade", and Larry Hooper and Jimmy Roberts spoof "You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby".
#1249 - "Pleasant Dreams"
Airs: 8/6/11
This black & white classic opens as Lawrence and the Band perform "Cheek To Cheek", the Lennon Sisters sing "Til The End Of Time", and Dick Dale wants "One Dozen Roses". Big Tiny Little tickles those ivories with "The Spaghetti Rag" and treats us to his novelty vocal on "Caldonia". Along the way Rocky Rockwell sings "Sad Sack", "I'm A Fool To Care" gets a memorable treatment by Alice Lon, and the clarinet virtuoso Pete Fountain plays the "Tail Gate Blues".
#1250 - "Can't Help Singing"
Airs: 8/13/11
This program from 1966 is filled with memorable melodies. Natalie Nevins and Jimmy Roberts "Cuddle Up A Little Closer", JoAnn Castle plays a rousing "Bill Bailey", and Norma Zimmer "Can't Help Singing". Myron Floren's expertise on the accordion is evident in the "Spanish Samba" and violinist Joe Livoti plays the haunting melody "Intermezzo". You'll want to join the celebration for the classic Dixieland tune "When The Saints Go Marching In".
#1251 - "Tour Of Southern California"
Airs: 8/20/11
This colorful look at Southern California's beautiful locations has Guy and Ralna singing about "Far Away Places". Myron Floren, Joey Schmidt and the boss himself play "It's A Small World", the Aldridge Sisters and the Otwell Twins sing a wistful "California Dreamin'," and Anacani delights with "Cielito Lindo".
#1252 - "Country & Western"
Airs: 8/27/11
Howdy, partners! Grab your honey and get ready to square dance to the "Orange Blossom Special". Neil Levang and Buddy Merrill shine on "San Antonio Rose", Larry Hooper is our "Auctioneer", and Bob Lido puts his very own original stamp on "Ragtime Cowboy Joe". Feel free to dance to the "Tennessee Waltz" or sing along with Joe Feeney and the gang on "Goodnight Irene". |
