The Ed Sullivan Show Season 10 Episode 11

Transcript (provided by tomcat1):



--Intro of show - Ed Sullivan introduces Noel Coward, William Randolph Hearst Jr. and Frank Kanib (sp?)

--Julia Mead - Kodak commercial (slides)



--The Platters - "Only You"

--See Hee Family - Acrobats

--Sealy Wang (?) - Two puppets dancing on top of each other



--Noel Coward - sings medley of his own songs:

"I'll See You Again" / "Dance Little Lady" / "Poor Little Rich Girl" / "A Room With A View" / "I'll Follow My Feeble Heart" / "Play Orchestra Play" (?)

Note: Last title could also be "We Must Have Music" - I am not familiar with this song.



--Jean Medeira (Metropolitan Opera Star) sings "Sygoyna" (sp?)

Note: Jean performs the first portion of the song sitting at a piano



--Ed Sullivan presents two football awards

The Lambert Award - To Navy - Ned Orlon accepts

Navy captain Slade Cutter takes a bow too

The Lambert Cup - To Lehigh - Don Nolan and Pete Williams accepts

Coach Bill Lechenbee (sp?) takes a bow



--Princeton Triangle Club - Dances and sings "The Charleston" Guys dressed in drag!



--Ed Sullivan Kodak commercial (home movies)

--Ed Sullivan - Friendship tree update



--Cara Philano and Maria Rose - dancers who also "talk" to each other through their casternets



--Eric Brenn - Plate juggler

--Eileen O'Dare - Dancer

--Ed Sullivan Kodak commercial (slides)

--The Platters - "Indiff'rent" (Zola Taylor sings lead)



--Film from Munich, Germany:

Kirk Douglas, Tony Curtis and Ernest Borgnine throw axes at Janet Leigh while waiting for Ed Sullivan to show up (Which Ed Doesn't do!)

This was also a promotion for the film "The Viking"



--Noel Coward sings "What's Going To Happen To The Children" (When There Are No More Grown Ups)



Julia Mead Kodak commercial (home movies)



Audience bows:

--Albert K. Chapman - President of Eastman / Kodak

--President M. D. Whitaker of Lehigh University

--Victor A. and Henry L. Lambert

--William Randolph Hearst Jr.



--Jackel Mac Kensie - British Television star speaks about the differences of U. S. / U. K. telephones and scientists



--Ray Peterson - "Fever"

--Ray barely gets this song in. Right after he completes the song it cuts to the CBS logo. No closing credits or anything.