Classic Television

The Arsenio Hall Show
- 1/3/89 100th episode with Jim Henson
- 1/19/90 with Tom Cruise, Elton John
- 1/22/90 with Anthony Perkins, Calloway, Bill Kirchenbauer
- 3/9/94 with Denis Leary, Rudy Ray Moore, Ralph Fiennes, Freddie Jackson
- 3/15/94 with Dennis Miller, Anna Nicole Smith

The Bell Telephone Hour
Episodes from the folllowing dates; good quality
10/23/59 - Music of the West
4/14/61 - The Younger Generation: Part I
2/25/64 - Count Basie and His Orchestra
11/24/64 - Thanksgiving Celebration
9/26/65 - Salute to Jerome Kern
1/16/66 - The Song and the Dance Man
2/27/66 - The Lyrics of Alan Jay Lerner

Bell Telephone Hour Telecasts: An Old -Fashioned Christmas (1959-1966)

Bob Hope presents the Chrysler Theatre:
- Time for Elizabeth 4/24/64 with Groucho Marx
- Think Pretty 10/2/64 with Fred Astaire
- Crazier than Cotton 10/12/66 with Jean Simmons
- The Lady is my Wife 2/1/67

CBS Playhouse
5/5/68 – Secrets

The David Letterman Show
8/23/80 - guest Steve Allen
8/24/80 - final show

The Dick Cavett Show
-disc 3 includes interviews wtih William H Whyte, Ned Rorem, Myra Loy and Truman Capote
-disc 4 includes interviews with Gore Vidal, Albert Finney, Julie Andrews and Graham Chapman

The ED SULLIVAN Collection - DVDs from masters (more information available on request)

1) Toast of the Town 6/22/52 (60 minutes) Performances from Yul Brenner, John Raitt ("Oklahoma"), Celeste Holm, Cloris Leachman ("State Fair"), much more

2) Toast of the Town 8/21/55 (60 minutes) Performances from Rosalind Russell, Gloria DeHaven, Eddie Albert, Tony Bennett, Marlon Lorne, Ella Mae Morse and a salute to the film, "The Girl Rush."

3) Ed Sullivan - After the Last (60 minutes) Performances from Gertrude Lawrence, Julie Andrews, Judy Holliday, Carol Channing, "The King & I, " "Funny Girl", more.

4) Very,Very Last of Broadway (60 minutes) Performances from Carol Lawrence, Gwen Vernon, Joel Grey, Liza Minnelli, Tribute to Harold Prince, Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme, more.

5) Last of the Broadway Stuff (2 hours) Performances from Yul Brenner, Janet Blair, Betty Comden & Adolph Green, Ethel Merman, Alfred Drake, Liza Minnelli, Eydie Gorme, "Donnybrook", more.

6) Ed Sullivan - Misc. Broadway Vol. 3 (2 hours) Performances from Cab Calloway, Shirley Jones, "Oklahoma", Julie Andrews & Robert Goulet, Robert Merrill, Elaine Stritch, "New Faces of 1952", John Raitt, Janis Paige, "My Fair Lady", more.

7) Even Still More Broadway Stuff (2 hours) Performances from "Most Happy Fella", "Paint Your Wagon", "Sound of Music" ,"Destry Rides Again", "Carnival", "Mame" , "Promises, Promises", more.

8) Ed Sullivan - When Will It End? (2 hours) Performances from Michael Bennett and Dancers, Melba Moore, Danny Kaye, Ethel Merman, Bob Fosse & Carol Haney, Barbra Streisand, Tribute to Lerner & Lowe,more.

9) Ed Sullivan: Broadway 20/21 (2 hours) Performances from Nanette Fabray, Loretta Morrow & Byron Palmer, Patricia Morris, Bill Tabert, Nancy Andrews, Carol Bruce, Nancy Walker, John Raitt & Janice Paige, Carol Haney & Peter Gennarro, cast of "Ankles Aweigh", more.

10) Ed Sullivan: Broadway 22/23 (2 hours) Performances from Ethel Merman, Carl Haney, Carol Channing, Tammy Grimes, Diahann Carol & Richard Kiley, Robert Preston, Sid Caesar, more.

11) Toast of the Town 2/3/52 (60 minutes) Featuring Beatrice Lillie

Misc Ed Sullivan episodes
- 1/30/63 complete show
- 4/21/68 complete show
- 8/12/68 complete show
- 5/18/69 complete show

The Gary Moore Show
- 12/27/60 (Peter Lawford, Bill Dana, Dorothy Collins)
- 12/17/63 (Allen and Rossi, Nancy Dussault, Nancy Walker)
- 12/24/63 (Dorothy Collins, Eileen Farrell)

General Foods 25th Anniversary Show - Saluting Rodgers & Hammerstein - 3/28/54
Includes "It's a Grand Night for Singing" (Mary Martin),"Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin' (Gordon MacRae), Skit: Jack Benny buying tickets to Carousel,"If I Loved You" (John Raitt and Jan Clayton),"It Might as Well Be Spring" (Mary Martin),"You Are Never Away" (Bill Hayes and Janice Rule), You Bet Your Life w/ Groucho, Rodgers & Hammerstein, South Pacific Songs from Mary Martin and Ezio Pinza,"Getting to Know You" (Patricia Morrison), "A Puzzlement" (Yul Brynner),"No Other Love", "The Big Black Giant" (Tony Martin and Rosemary Clooney),"People Will Say We're In Love" (Florence Henderson and Gordon MacRae), "Oklahoma" (Company)

Goodyear Playhouse
8/30/53 - Other People’s Houses w/ Eileen Heckart
3/13/55 - My Lost Saints w/ Eileen Heckart

Grace Kelly Short Films
One DVD including The Rockingham Tea Set (1/23/50) and The Wedding in Monaco (1956)

Hollywood Palace
two episodes hosted by Judy Garland from 11/13/65 and 5/7/66.
4/30/66 - with Fred Astaire, Barrie Chase, Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass, Louis Nye, Helen O' Connell

The Jim Nabors Hour
- 1969 with Andy Griffith and Julie Bart
- 10/23/69 with Kate Smith
- 2/5/70 with Phyllis Diller
- 1970 with Jane Wyman and Mary Costa

The Julie Andrews Hour
- 9/13/72 with Alice Ghostley, Rich Little
- 9/20/72 with Carl Reiner, Mama Cass Elliott
- 9/27/72 with Jack Cassidy, Ken Berry
- 10/4/72 with Don Rickles
- 10/11/72 with Robert Goulet
- 11/22/72 - Salute to Walt Disney
- 1/27/73 with Peggy Lee, Robert Goulet
- 2/17/73 with Sandy Duncan, Sergio Franchi, Muppets
- 3/3/73 with Sammy Davis Jr., Rich Little
- 3/17/73 with Carol Lawrence and Steve Lawrence
- 3/24/73 with Donald O’Connor and Harve Presnell

Mary Martin Festival Includes "Hello Dolly", "Round the World; "Music with Mary Martin" 2/29/59;
excerpt from "Magic with Mary Martin."

Suspense
9/27/49 - The Comic Strip Murder
5/23/50 - Photo Finish
3/20/51 - Telephone Call

That's Life
- How We Met 9/24/68 w/ Tony Randall, George Burns
- Our Wedding 10/8/68 w/ Michele Lee, Shelley Berman
- The Honeymoon 10/15/68 w/ Robert Goulet, Alan King
- Buying a House 10/22/68 w/ Sid Caesar, Betty White, Paul Lynde
- Moving In 10/29/68 w/ Ethel Merman, Lou Jacobi
- Bobby's Pink Slip 12/10/68 w/ Phil Silvers
- Twas the Night Before Christmas 12/17/68 w/ Paul Lynde, Liza Minnelli
- Our First Christmas 12/24/68 w/ Rodney Dangerfield, Leslie Uggams
- Sex and the Married Man 1/17/69 w/ Goldie Hawn, Dick Shawn, Norm Crosby
- A Cold is Nothing to Sneeze At 1/21/69 w/ Rodney Dangerfield, Agnes Moorehead, Shelley Berman
- Our First Vacation 1/28/69 w/ Henny Youngman

Classic Television Footage
- The Andy Williams Show: 11/27/66
- The Bob Hope Show: 3/20/56 - The Awful Truth
- The Bob Hope Show: 9/28/66 with Lucille Ball, Joan Collins, Dorothy Lamour, Jane Russell, Paul Lynde
- Colgate Comedy Hour: 2/20/55 with Peggy Lee, Louis Armstrong, Gordon MacRae, Gene Sheldon
- The David Steinberg Show: 1/11/77 with Ethel Merman
- Dean Martin Roast: Lucille Ball / Dean Martin Show 10/19/67
- The Dick Cavett Show: 11/25/71 with The Muppets
- Dinah and Friends: 10/1/79
- The Dinah Shore Chevy Show: 10/6/61 with guest Nanette Fabray, Al Hirt, George Montgomery, Ken Weiner
- Du Pont Show of the Week: The Zigfeld Touch (1961) with Barbara Cook, Jack Irvin, Danny Mehan,
Marilyn Lovel; narrated by Joan Crawford.
- Ford Star Jubilee: Together with Music 10/22/55 with Mary Martin and Noel Coward
- Ford Star Jubilee: High Tor 3/10/56; Gloria Swanson signing Sunset Blvd. song November 1957;
excerpt from Music of Gershwin with Ethel Merman 1956
- Fred Waring Show 3/18/51: Kathryn Beaumont; Sterling Holloway: Walt Disney (“Alice in Wonderland”)
- Hallmark of Fame: Yeomen of the Guard (1957) with Celeste Holm, Barbara Cook, Alfred Drake
- Kraft Music Hall: 11/13/67 w/ Rock Hudson
- Kraft Music Hall: 12/6/67 w/ Liza Minnelli & Bobby Darrin
- Merv Griffin Show: 7/19/84 with Muppets, Dabney Coleman
- The Mike Douglas Show: 1/6/70 w/ Gwen Vernon
- The Mike Douglas Show: 7/20/77 w/ Star Wars cast, Pete Rose, Richard Thomas
- The Mike Douglas Show: 9/18/79 with Burt Reynolds, The Muppets
- Oscar Levant Show with guest Fred Astaire (1956); Words about Music (1956) with Oscar Levant,
Natalie Wood, Elsa Lanchester, Sammy Cahn, Jackie Cooper, Frank DeVol
- Playhouse 90: The Hostess with the Mostest (1957) with Shirley Booth, Hedda Hopper, Elelyn Rudie
- Pat Boone Chevy Show 12/5/57
- Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall: 10/21/59 and Shower of Stars 11/18/54 - one DVD
- Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall: 1/25/61 and 3/28/66 - one DVD
- The Steve Allen Comedy Hour 7/31/81 w/ Kaye Ballard, Jonathan Winters, Rich Little
- The Steve Allen Comedy Hour: 8/8/81 w/ Steve Lawrence, Kaye Ballard, Tom Poston

Misc. TV Shows
The American Girls - one episode (1978)
Ark II (one episode - 11/27/76)
Ben Casey – 11/27/63 “Dispel the Black Cyclone That Shakes the Throne”
Beulah: "Beaulah Goes Gardening" from 8/12/52
Cheers - series finale (from original airing)
Cher - one episode from 11/16/75 w/ Kermit the Frog
Cimarron City - one episode ("Kid on a Calico Horse" - 1958)
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart - final episode
The Defenders - The Non-Violent and The Locked Room
Domestic Life (w/ Martin Mull) - episode 2 (1984)
The Entertainers 9/25/64 Pilot show
Family Ties - series finale (from original airing)
Fish (w/ Abe Vigoda) - episode 21 (1977)
Flo (Alice spinoff) - episode 27 (1980)
The Girl With Something Extra - episode 4 (1973)
Gloria (All in the Family spinoff) - episodes 1 and 11 (1982)
Herman's Head - 2 Misc.. Episodes ("Anatomy of a Blind Date")
Hit Scene (ABC series - 2 episodes from 4/25/70 and 5/16/70)
House Calls (w/ Wayne Rogers) - episode 29 (1979)
I'm A Big Girl Now (w/ Martin Short) - episode 12 (1980)
Journey to the Unknown - 3 episodes on one disc
The Judy Garland Show (discs 8 and 12 only)
Kelly Kelly (2 episodes)
Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson - final episode
Late Late Show with James Corden - 1st episode
Late Late Show with James Corden - final episode
Late Night with Conan O'Brien - final episode
Late Night with David Letterman - NBC Final Episode
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon - 1st episode
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon - final episode
Late Night with Seth Meyers - 1st episode
Late Show with David Letterman (1st 2 CBS Shows)
Late Show with David Letterman - final episode
Laugh-In - 11/2/77 episode
Le Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in Paris - all 5 episodes
Life with Father: "Father & Circus" episode
Live with Regis & Kelly - Regis last week (all 5 episodes)
The Lucille Ball Comedy Hour - 4/19/64 w/ Bob Hope
Malibu U (1967 series - 2 episodes)
Mary - "Same Old Song" and "Beans" (1986)
MASH - series finale
Newhart - series finale (from original airing)
No Soap Radio premiere ABC 4/15/82
Nothing Is Easy (w/ Dee Wallace Stone) - 1st episode (1986)
Open All Night (w/ Bubba Smith) - 1st episode (1981)
Password - 1963 episodes (2 discs)
Pink Lady & Jeff - episode 3 w/ Jerry Lewis (1980)
Quantum Leap - "Catch a Falling Star" with John Collum
Quantum Leap - "The Oswald Conspiracy"
Quantum Leap - series finale (from original airing)
Quantum Leap - Final Episode with alt ending & series bloopers
Raising Miranda - 1st episode (1988)
The Redd Foxx Show (one episode - 1/5/78)
Sammy and Company - 11/16/75 w/ Liza Minnelli & Chita Rivera
Seinfeld - series finale (from original airing)
Seinfeld - 1993 Season Finale (from original airing)
Seinfeld - "The Contest" (from original airing)
Sesame Street premiere 11/10/69 NET in color
Sonny & Cher - 12/27/71 episode
Star Trek - Deep Space Nine series finale (from original airing)
Star Trek - The Next Generation series finale (from orig airing)
Sydney = "36-24-36" & "On a Claire Day" (w/ Matthew Perry)
Three's A Crowd - episode 21 (1984)
Thriller - one disc with 4 episodes (1961 series)
Tonight Show with Conan O' Brien - 1st episode
Tonight Show with Conan O' Brien - last two episodes
Tonight Show with Jay Leno - 5/20/93 Cheers special
Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon - 1st episode
Tonight Show with Jay Leno - final episode (2009)
Tonight Show with Jay Leno - final episode (2014)
Tonight Show with Johnny Carson - 12/31/65 episode
Tonight Show with Johnny Carson - 1/23/74 episode
Tonight Show with Johnny Carson - 4/2/79 episode w/ Guest Host Kermit the Frog
Tonight Show with Johnny Carson - 7/12/84 w/ Miss Piggy
Tonight Show with Johnny Carson - Final Episode
Turnabout (one episode - Crass Reunion 3/23/79)
Van Dyke and Company - 11/11/76 w/ Carol Burnett
Vicki - talk show with Batman guests - 6/20/94 episode
When the Whistle Blows - one episode (1980)
Wonder Years - series finale (from original airing)