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MC-129 "MORE" EDGAR BERGEN/CHARLIE MCCARTHY- DO YOU TRUST YOUR WIFE? 1956, 1957.  Our second release with this popular series (see MC-14) contains 2 rare shows with ventriloquist Edgar Bergen, friends Charlie McCarthy, Mortimer Snerd, and Effie Klinker and announcer Ed Reimers. The jackpot of the show is a trust fund to retire for life!  A husband and wife, chosen for their unusual backgrounds, are asked questions on various topics.  The husband decides whether he or his wife will try to answer.  The format is reminiscent of Groucho's "You Bet Your Life," with laughs and fun between Bergen, his "wooden" friends, and the contestants.  Complete with L&M cigarette commercials and Frigadare commercials with Bess Myerson. Great shows!  60 minutes  $19.95

MC-173  I'VE GOT A SECRET  1965. Two memorable shows hosted by Steve Allen with all commercials as aired.  Steve Allen succeeded Garry Moore, who hosted the show from 1952 to 1964.  The first show  is a special edition with the panel from To Tell The Truth. These celebrities include Tom Poston, Peggy Cass, Orson Bean, and Kitty Carlisle. The special guest is Alan King, who brings trash from the wastebaskets of the panel and explores it on the air!  The second show has the regular panel of Betsy Palmer, Bill Cullen, Bess Myerson, and Henry Morgan.  Peter Lawford is the special guest who amazes the panel with a safe cracker who breaks into a safe from the inside out!  60 minutes  $19.95

MC-093  TAKE A GOOD LOOK  1959 and THE JACK BENNY SHOW 1957.  TAKE A GOOD LOOK.  Comic genius Ernie Kovacs hosts this unusual panel show with Hans Conried, Cesar Romero and Edie Adams. This live telecast featured wild comedy skits as clues to guests’ secrets. One guest is a former “Dead End Kid” who played with Bogart. Show contains Dutch Masters commercials, with Ernie smoking a cigar under water and Edie singing the famous Murial Air Tip commercial.  THE JACK BENNY SHOW CBS. Jack at his best in this live show aired during the Easter season. Guest Ronnie Burns, George Burns’ son, sings his single “She’s Kina Cute.” With Don Wilson and Rochester. Complete with Lucky Strike Commercials.  60 minutes  $19.95

MC-021  TAKE A GOOD LOOK  1959  and YOU ASKED FOR IT  1952.  TAKE A GOOD LOOK  See the comic of Ernie Kovacs with his regular panel, plus Jim Bacus. Laughs galore with zany skits and Dutch Master commercials.  YOU ASKED FOR IT Complete with Skippy Peanut Butter commercials. Included in this show is a portable helicopter to beat snarled traffic problems. See a Dragnet type skit, fishing from a fish’s point of view, a snake dance, and more.60 minutes  $19.95

MC-094 YOU BET YOUR LIFE 1952, 1955. Two great episodes starring Groucho Marx with George Fenneman complete with 1952 and 1955 DeSoto commercials. Groucho introduces the show in a 1952 DeSoto convertible. His guests include a 94-year-old woman and even a worm salesman. Groucho is his witty self and even sings a song in this great classic comedy. 60 minutes $19.95

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