Ed Ames and Fess Parker were in Gotham to ride in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade to plug the Daniel Boone show and this show aired Thanksgiving night. Since I didn't have school that Friday, I got to watch.
PS Ed Ames also sang that night and it kicked off his solo singing career.
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There'll never be another Johnny Carson. Authentic comedy died with him.
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Ah, yes, I remember it well.
ReplyDeleteEd Ames and Fess Parker were in Gotham to ride in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade to plug the Daniel Boone show and this show aired Thanksgiving night. Since I didn't have school that Friday, I got to watch.
PS Ed Ames also sang that night and it kicked off his solo singing career.
Curmudgeon, you be safe as well.
ReplyDeleteedutcher, wow lucky guy to see this when it first aired.
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