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Van Alexander Ray Anthony VAN ALEXANDER The Mickey Rooney Show, series, 1954-1955, conductor (15 programs) The Guy Mitchell Show, series, 1957-1958, orchestrator (14 programs) The Many Sides of Mickey Rooney, special, 1960, musical director The Americans, series, 1961, music by (one episode - The Guerillas) Dennis the Menace, series, 1962, composer Breaking Point, series, 1963, music score (one episode - And James Was a Very Small Snail) The Donna Reed Show, series, 1963, composer (four episodes) Hazel, series, 1963-1966, composer (76 episodes) The Farmer’s Daughter, series, 1964-1965. music by (four episodes) Bewitched, series, 1966, music by (three episodes) I Dream of Jeannie, series, 1966, music by (two episodes) The Second Hundred Years, series, 1967, music by (one episode - Pay Dirt) The Dean Martin TV Show, series, 1967-1974, arranger (seven programs) A Family Thing, special, 1968, conductor The Rovers, series, 1969, actor (one episode - The Fugitives) as the character “Howard Keith” The Wacky World of Jonathan Winters, special, 1972, orchestra leader Dean’s Place, special, 1975, arranger The Brady Bunch Variety Hour, series, 1977, music by (seven programs) Dean Martin’s Christmas in California, special, 1977, music by The Dean Martin Christmas Special, special, 1980, music by RAY ANTHONY Cavalcade of Bands, series, 1950-1951, guest (three programs) The Milton Berle Show, series, 1950, guest (one program) The Saturday Night Dance party, NBC series, 1952, guest (one program) The Arthur Murray Party, series, 1953, guest (one program) Celebrity Parade for Cerebral Palsy, special, 1953, guest TV’s Top Tunes, series, 1953-1954, bandleader Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall, series, 1954, guest (one program) The Colgate Comedy Hour, series, 1955, guest (two program) The Juke Box Jury, series, 1956, guest (one program) The Linkletter Show, series, 1956, guest (one program) Matinee Theatre, series, 1956, actor (one episode - The Legend of Jenny Lind) The Milton Berle Show, series, 1956, guest (one program) The Ray Anthony Show, series, 1956-1957, host / bandleader (30 programs) Bon soir, Kathrin!, series, 1957, guest (one episode) Six-Five Special, series, 1957, guest (one program) The Spike Jones Show, series, 1957, guest (one program) The Vic Damone Show, series, 1957, bandleader (one program) The Big Record, series, 1958, guest (one program) Studio 57, series, 1958, guest (one episode - Take Five) The Eddie Fisher Show, series, 1959, guest (one program) Five Fingers, series, 1959, actor (one episode - Operation Ramrod) as the character “Ramrod” The Steve Allen Plymouth Show, 1958-1959, guest (three programs) Here’s Hollywood, series, 1961, guest (one program) The Ray Anthony Show, series, 1963, host / bandleader (27 programs) The Mike Douglas Show, series, 1964, guest (one program) ABC’s Nightlife, series, 1965, guest (one program) The Merv Griffin Show, series, 1965, guest (two program) The Mike Douglas Show, series, 1965, guest (two program) Upbeat, series, 1965, guest (one program) The Mike Douglas Show, series, 1966, guest (one program) Die Ray-Anthony-Show, special, 1967, host / bandleader Guten Abend, series, 1967, guest (one program) Bandstand, series, 1968, guest (one program) The Ray Anthony Show, series, 1968 The Merv Griffin Show, series, 1969, guest (one program) The Bob Braun Show, series, 1974, guest (one program) The Merv Griffin Show, series, 1989?, guest (one program) Hollywood Beat, cable series, 1993, guest (one program) The Girls Next Door, series, 2005-2009, guest (16 episodes) as “All the Way Ray” Kendra, series, 2008-2009, guest (two episodes) LOUIS ARMSTRONG Floor Show, series, 1949, guest (two programs) Sugar Hill Times, series, 1949, guest (one program) The Ken Murray Show, series, 1950, guest (one program) Cavalcade of Bands, series, 1950, guest (one program) College of Musical Knowledge, series, 1950, guest (one program) The Colgate Comedy Hour, series, 1951, guest (one program) The Milton Berle Show, series, 1951, guest (one program) All Star Revue, series, 1952, guest (one program) The Frank Sinatra Show, series, 1952, guest (one program) The Jackie Gleason Show, series, 1952, guest (one episode - The Honeymooners: The New Bowling Ball) The Milton Berle Show, series, 1952 (one program) The U.S. Royal Showcase, series, 1952, guest (one episode) Nothing But the Best, series, 1953, guest (one program) Your Chevrolet Showroom, series, 1953, guest (one program) The Colgate Comedy Hour, series, 1954, guest (one program) What’s My Line?, series, 1954, mystery guest (one program) You Are There, series, 1954, actor (one episode - The Emergence of Jazz) as the character “King Oliver” The Colgate Comedy Hour, series, 1955, guest (one program) The Ed Sullivan Show, series, 1955, guest (two programs) Producers’ Showcase, series, 1955-1956 (two episodes) See It Now, documentary series, 1955, guest (one episode - Two American Originals) The Swift Wagon Show with Horace Heidt and the American Way, series, 1955, guest (one program) The Ed Sullivan Show, series, 1956, guest (three programs) Ford Star Jubilee, series, 1956, guest (one program) Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall, series, 1956, guest (two eprograms) The DuPont Show of the Month, series, 1957, guest (one episode - Crescendo) The Ed Sullivan Show, series, 1957, guest (two programs) The Edsel Show, special, 1957, guest The All-Star Christmas Show, special, 1958, guest I’ve Got a Secret, series, 1958, guest (one program) The Steve Allen Plymouth Show, series, 1958, guest (one program) Timex All-Star Jazz Show, series, 1958-1959, guest (three episodes) The Bing Crosby Show, series, 1959, guest (one program) The Ed Sullivan Show, series, 1959, guest (one program) The Bell Telephone Hour, series, 1960, guest (one program - Our Musical Ambassadors) An Hour with Danny Kaye, special, 1960, guest This Is Your Life, documentary series, 1960, guest The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, series, 1961, guest (one program) Discorama, series, 1961, guest (two episodes) The Ed Sullivan Show, series, 1961, guest (four programs) Here’s Hollywood, series, 1961, guest (one program) What About Linda?, special, 1961, guest The Ed Sullivan Show, series, 1962, guest (one program) The Magical World of Disney, series, 1962, guest (one episode - Disneyland After Dark) Satchmo-Story, documentary mini-series, 1962, subject Berlin-Melodie—Vom Zille-Ball zum Jazzlokal, TV movie, 1963 BP Super Show, series, 1963, guest (one program) Dixieland At Disneyland, special, 1964, guest Douce France, series, 1964, guest (one program) The Ed Sullivan Show, series, 1964, guest (one program) The Hollywood Palace, series, 1964, guest (one program) The Mike Douglas Show, series, 1964, co-host (five programs) Top of the Pops, series, 1964, guest (two programs) What’s My Line?, series, 1964, mystery guest (one program) BBC Show of the Week, series, 1965, guest (one program - Satchmo) The Bell Telephone Hour, series, 1965, guest (one program - The American Song) The Best on Record, special, 1965, guest The Hollywood Palace, series, 1965, guest (two program - including one as host) I’ve Got a Secret, series, 1965, guest (one program) Shindig!, series, 1965, guest (two programs) The Dean Martin Show, series, 1965-1966, guest (four programs) The Danny Kaye Show, series, 1966-1967, guest (two programs) The Ed Sullivan Show, series, 1966, guest (one program) Rhein-Melodie—Wein, gesang und gute Laune, TV movie, 1966 The Bell Telephone Hour, series, 1967, guest (one program - On the Road with Duke Ellington) The Best on Record: The 9th Annual Grammy Awards, special, 1967, guest The Hollywood Palace, series, 1967, guest (one program) The Jackie Gleason Show, series, 1967, guest (one program) The Kraft Music Hall, series, 1967, guest (one program) The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, series, 1967, guest (three program) The 40th Annual Academy Awards, special, 1968, guest BBC Show of the Week, series, 1968, guest (one program - Louis Armstrong & His All Stars) The Bell Telephone Hour, series, 1968, guest (one program - Jazz, The Intimate Art) The Hollywood Palace, series, 1968, guest (one program) The Joey Bishop Show, series, 1968, guest (one program) Operation: Entertainment, series, 1968, guest (one program) A Christmas Night with the Stars, special, 1968, guest The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, series, 1968, guest (two programs) Top of the Pops, series, 1968, guest (two programs) That’s Life, series, 1969, guest (one episode) A l’affiche du monde, documentary series, 1970, guest (one program - Louis Armstrong et Duke Ellington au Madison Square Garden) And Beautiful II, special, 1970, guest The David Frost Show, series, 1970, guest (four programs) Flip, series, 1970, guest (one program) Johnny Carson Presents the Sun City Scandals, special, 1970, guest The Johnny Cash Show, series, 1970-1971, guest (two programs) The Merv Griffin Show, series, 1970, guest (two programs) The Mike Douglas Show, series, 1970, co-host (six programs) Music On 2, series, 1970, guest (one program) Omnibus, documentary series, 1970, guest (one episode - Satchmo at 70) The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, series, 1970, guest (four programs) Top of the Pops, series, 1968, guest (two programs) The Pearl Bailey Show, series, 1971, guest (one program) The David Frost Show, series, 1971, guest (two programs) The Dick Cavett Show, series, 1971, guest (one program) The Mike Douglas Show, series, 1971, guest (two programs) The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, series, 1971, guest (one program) March of Dimes, TV movie, 1977 DESI ARNAZ The Ed Wynn Show, series,
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