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Kraft Music Hall · S10E20 — Mardi Gras '68
Season 10 episodes
1. Herb Alpert & the Tijuana BrassSep 13, 19672. The Hollywood MusicalSep 27, 19673. The George M. Cohan StoryOct 4, 19674. Tin Pan Alley TodayOct 11, 19675. How The West Was SwungOct 18, 19676. The Phyllis Diller HappeningOct 25, 19677. Fiddler On The LooseNov 1, 19678. Stage Door JohnnyNov 15, 19679. Dinah Shore Presents The Nashville SoundNov 22, 196710. A Taste of FunnyDec 13, 196711. The Mitzi Gaynor Christmas ShowDec 20, 196712. Woody Allen Looks At 1967Dec 27, 196713. Three for TonightJan 3, 196814. A Grand Night for SwingingJan 10, 196815. Physical PhitnessJan 24, 196816. Vacation a la KingJan 31, 196817. Cowboys and City SlickersFeb 14, 196818. Class of '68Feb 21, 196819. The Comedy Survival KitFeb 28, 196820. Mardi Gras '68Mar 6, 196821. Vaudeville '68Mar 13, 196822. County Fair Starring Eddy ArnoldMar 27, 196823. Two on The AisleApr 3, 196824. County Fair (Show 1 of 6)Apr 24, 196825. County Fair (Show 2 of 6)May 1, 196826. County Fair (Show 3 of 6)May 15, 196827. County Fair (Show 4 of 6)May 22, 196828. County Fair (Show 5 of 6)May 29, 196829. County Fair (Show 6 of 6)Jun 5, 196830. John Davidson / Harper's Bizarre / Estelle ParsonsJun 12, 196831. John Davidson / Barbara Feldon / Pete BarbuttiJun 19, 196832. John Davidson / Kaye Ballard / Soupy Sales / Irish RoversJun 26, 196833. Ed McMahon / Frankie Valli & the Four SeasonsJul 3, 196834. Ed McMahon / Johnny Mathis / Harpers BizarreJul 10, 196835. Ed McMahon / Paul Anka / Dick CavettJul 17, 196836. Ed McMahon / The Turtles / Flip WilsonJul 24, 196837. Ed McMahon / Spanky & Our Gang / Bobby VintonJul 31, 196838. Ed McMahon / New Vaudeville Band / Joanie SommersAug 14, 196839. Ed McMahon / Sly & the Family Stone / Four TopsAug 21, 196840. Ed McMahon / Rascals / Litle Anthony & the ImperialsSep 4, 1968
Synopsis
From the Mardi Gras carnival in New Orleans: --Al Hirt (host) - ""New Orleans, My Home Town"" & ""Dear Old Southland"" --Pete Fountain (clairnetist) ""Bourbon Street Parade,"" ""Fancy Pants"" & ""Miss Lucy"" --Al Hirt and Pete Fountain - ""March of the Bobcats"" --Lana Cantrell - ""Sleepy Time Down South"" --Peter Gennaro dancers - ""South Rampart Street Parade"" --Al Hirt and Peter Gennaro - ""Java"" --All guests - ""When the Saints Go Marching In"" & ""You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans""
