Highlights from Dennis James' Career

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HIGHLIGHTS FROM DENNIS JAMES' CAREER 1939 - Cash and Carry, with Dennis 1946 - Dennis is the first to 1946 -Okay Mother, an as MC, was the first audience announce wrestling on television from audience participation show ran for participation show on television with the Jamaica Arena in New York on seven years, on the Dumont Network . Dr. Allan B. Dumont in New York . the Dumont Network . 1947 - Stop the Music with Bert Parks 1951 - Can You Top This? - Dennis 1952 - Dennis was the TV Com- as MC and Betty Ann Grove, Dennis (as Old as MC with unidentified woman mentator for Macy's Thanksgiving Gold spokesman), Estelle Loren and Jimmy panelist, Conrad Nagel and Peter Day Parade on ABC, seen here Blaine. Donald (story teller) . with Bert Lahr. 1953 - Dennis as MC and Old Gold Spokesman on talent show, Chance of a Lifetime on ABC (left) . With Dennis are the Old Gold dancing cigarette packs, Gloria Vestoff (left) as Old Gold regular and Dixie Dubar as Old Gold king size . 1954 - Dennis as MC on Name's the Same on ABC. Front row from left : Arnold Stang, Roger Price, Bess Myerson, Gene Rayburn and Joan Alexander. Back row : Mark Goodson, Dennis, and Bill Todman . 1958 - Dennis as MC of On Your Account on NBC, seen here in a kids' segment which was done once a week . 1965 - Cerebral Palsy Telethon from New York, WOR, with CP child and telethon regulars, Jane Pickens, Steve 1962 - Dennis as MC on People Will Talk on NBC with a panel Lawrence, Dennis and Eydie Gorme. of 15 contestants . 1969 - Dennis as host of the All-American College Show, a talent contest . Seen here with Richard Carpenter of The Carpenters, introduced on this show . 1969 - Dennis as MC of PDQ (right) on NBC, with Ruta Lee and Dick Patterson competing for the championship ..

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