Season 6

E1. Jerry Vale co-hosts

Sep 5, 1966

Guests: actor Michael Callan singer Patrice Munsel Sgt. Barry Sadler Dr. Bergen Evans Highlights: Sgt. Barry Sadler (of the U.S. Marine Corps) sings "The Green Berets"

E2. Jerry Vale co-hosts

Sep 6, 1966

Guests: actress Barbara Feldon, Agent 99 on the TV series "Get Smart" singers The Barry Sisters Mark Lane author of "Rush to Judgment". Lane discusses his reasons for disputing the Warren Commission's conclusions about President Kennedy's assassination.

E3. Jerry Vale co-hosts

Sep 7, 1966

Guests: comedian Jack Benny singer Teresa Brewer actress Pat Crowley of the TV series "Don't Eat the Daisies" golf pro Paul Hahn and USAF Capt. Frank W. Berry recipient of this year's flight surgeon of the year award for his work in Vietnam.

E4. Jerry Vale co-hosts

Sep 8, 1966

Guests: comedy team of Allen and Rossi comedienne Totie Fields singer Paula Wayne guitarist Al Caiola and "Toys of America" representative Ed Hedrick who shows new and unusual toys. Highlights: Steve Rossi sings “Dommage, Dommage.” *Note: Cash Box—September 24, 1966 Steve Rossi, currently on the scene with "Dommage, Dommage" goes onto the Mike Douglas TV’er to do the tune (22) and repeats same on the Sullivan stanza of the 25th. Rossi will do this stand without the aid of comic partner Marty Allen.

E5. Jerry Vale concludes his co-hosting duties

Sep 9, 1966

Guests: singer Barbara McNair comedian George Carlin comic Sandy Baron jazz saxophonist Father James Perone and record breaking 500 meter AAU swimmer Lee Davis.

E6. Chuck Connors co-hosts

Sep 12, 1966

Guests: singer-actor Robert Goulet singer-actress Carol Lawrence actor Johnny Crawford (starred with Chuck Connors on "The Rifleman") comic Stan Freberg etiquette expert Amy Vanderbilt and the new Miss America (postponed to the following week..

E7. Chuck Connors co-hosts

Sep 13, 1966

Guests: comedian Milton Berle pianist George Shearing actor-singer James Darren Arthur Henley author of "Demon in My View" A Montanari, discusses a method of teaching emotionally disturbed and withdrawn youngsters. and Ken Butler of Benrelli motorcyclists demonstrates some trick motorcycle stunts.

E8. Chuck Connors co-hosts

Sep 14, 1966

Guests: Jazz musicians The Ramsey Lewis Trio comedian Norm Crosby singer-actress Patricia Marand Harold Russell (star of the 1946 award-winning film "Best Years of Our Lives" for which he won an Oscar, and present chairman of the President's Committee for Employment of the Handicapped) Highlights: Chuck Connors does rifle tricks.

E9. Chuck Connors co-hosts

Sep 15, 1966

Guests: actor Ben Gazzara of TV's "Run For Your Life" comedy team of McCall and Brill (Mitzi McCall and Charlie Brill) jazz organist Earl Grant The Flag Throwers of Tuscany and stockbroker Steve Weiss who discusses the stock market decline.

E10. Chuck Connors concludes his co-hosting duties

Sep 16, 1966

Guests: actor Warren Beatty jazz musician Pete Barbutti actor Forrest Tucker star of the TV series "F Troop" singer Linda Bennett nine-year-old Beverly Klass (1965 Pee Wee golf champion) Paul Fay Jr. author of "The Pleasure of His Company" who talks about his relationship with the late President Kennedy.

E11. Jimmy Dean co-hosts

Sep 19, 1966

Guests: singer Sarah Vaughan Country entertainer Minnie Pearl 1967 Miss America Jane Anne Jayroe, who represented Oklahoma (appearance postponed from previous week) and author-psychologist Marilyn Segal, who will talk about brain-damaged children.

E12. Jimmy Dean co-hosts

Sep 20, 1966

Guests: singers The Righteous Brothers actor Robert Ryan comedienne Christine Nelson (the original "Sarah Jockman" from the Allan Sherman recording). Barney Hill, who discusses flying saucers, and claims he and his wife had contact with creatures from another planet.

E13. Jimmy Dean co-hosts

Sep 21, 1966

Guests: singer Dionne Warwick comedian Pat Henry Pierre Salinger, former Press Secretary to the late President Kennedy, and author of "With Kennedy."

E14. Jimmy Dean co-hosts

Sep 22, 1966

Guests: singers The Andrews Sisters comedian Don Alan clarinetist Buddy De Franco actor William Gargan, who discusses cancer revovery and rehabilitation. Highlights: The Andrews Sisters sing "Apple Tree" and "Pistol Packin' Mama." Jimmy Dean sings "Don't Fence Me In" and "Melancholy Baby" (with Mike). Dean shows how to cook a French dish, coq au vin. De Franco presents "Gone with the Wind."

E15. Jimmy Dean concludes a week as co-host

Sep 23, 1966

Guests: singer-actress Edie Adams comedian George Kirby square-dance caller Buck Fish The Federation of Delaware Valley Square Dancers, who demonstrate dances The Chuck Cassey Singers Dr. Albert Burke, who discusses the need for a revival of patriotism.

E16. Woody Woodbury co-hosts

Sep 26, 1966

Guests: singer Lesley Gore Herbie Mann and the Trio author Bruce Felknor The Gladiators, two young Italians who demonstrate the ancient art of the gladiator fight.

E17. Woody Woodbury co-hosts

Sep 27, 1966

Guests: actress Joan Fontaine, narrates a fashion show for little boys singer Bruce Scott Joe Garagiola, sportscaster and former ballplayer, talks about behind-the-scenes humor in the game Roy Liberto and the Bourbon Street Six, Dixieland Band Patricia Wirlenberg, demonstrates vegetable mosiacs.

E18. Woody Woodbury co-hosts

Sep 28, 1966

Guests: comedienne-singer Kaye Stevens singer Jordon Christopher Ann Corio, star of "This Was Burlesque" comedian Steve Mills A Green Beret Training Unit demonstrates fighting techniques used in Viet Nam.

E19. Woody Woodbury co-hosts

Sep 29, 1966

Guests: Clara Ward Gospel Singers actress-comedienne Betty Walker The 3 Houcs, jugglers The Cystic Fibrosis poster girl Steven M. Spencer, science editor for "The Saturday Evening Post, discusses an experimental pill which increases memory power.

E20. Woody Woodbury concludes his co-hosting duties

Sep 30, 1966

Guests: TV personality George Jessel singer Gisele MacKenzie Jerry Forst, illusionist Los Indios Tabajaras, Brazilian guitarists Ephraim R. Gomberg, executive vice president of the Philadelphia Crime Commission, speaks about juvenile delinquency.

E21. Rosemary Clooney co-hosts for Monday and Tuesday only

Oct 3, 1966

Guests: comedian Allan Sherman actress-singer & TV panelist Kitty Carlisle Trinidad Serenaders

E22. Rosemary Clooney co-hosts

Oct 4, 1966

Guests: singer Al Martino Art Van Damme Trio comedian Larry Wilde Byrd Parmelee and a mystery guest.

E23. Earl Wrightson and Lois Hunt, co-hosts (substituting for Rosemary Clooney)

Oct 5, 1966

Guests: Martha and the Vandellas, do three musical numbers comedian Ralph Pope and Mrs. Anna Marie Lorre, widow of Peter Lorre, discusses her personal experiences with the Synanon Foundation, which helps drug addicts, alcoholics, and "anyone who wants help." Highlights: Earl Wrightson tries to sing "Manhattan Merry-Go-Round". Mike and Earl sing "They Call the Wind Maria". Lois Hunt sings "More". Mike sings a parody of "What Now My Love". Earl sings "It's Gonna Be a Great Day". Lois Hunt sings "Tell Me That You Love Me". Earl & Lois sing "Almost Like Being in Love". Martha and the Vandellas perform "Heat Wave", "Canadian Sunset" and "My Baby Loves Me". Mike does "Silly Mummers Dance". Mike, Earl & Lois finish with "Young & Foolish".

E24. Anita Bryant co-hosts

Oct 6, 1966

Guests: syndicated columnist Ann Landers actor Michael Caine Harold Betters, trombonist, with his group Royal Highland Fusillers, a bagpipe and marching group Dan Morris, author of "Savor of the Sea," prepares fish dishes that appeal to kids.

E25. Anita Bryant co-hosts

Oct 7, 1966

Guests: comedian-writer Woody Allen singer Eddy Arnold The Oscar Peterson Trio, jazz musicians Maria Lanza Cocozza, mother of the late singer Mario Lanza and the wives of the Philadelphia Eagles football players

E26. Ozzie & Harriet Nelson co-host

Oct 10, 1966

Guests: comedienne Totie Fields The Lettermen songwriters Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Van Heusen cartoonist Charles Duffy and psychologist Dr. Louise Bates Ames. Highlights: The Lettermen sing "Softly, As I Leave You".

E27. Ozzie and Harriet Nelson co-host

Oct 11, 1966

Guests: singer Charles Aznavour songstress Peggy March comic Howard Storm Gene Hart, who talks on marine life and attorney Joseph T. Schmidt who discusses estate planning.

E28. Ozzie and Harriet Nelson co-host

Oct 12, 1966

Guests: Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey is the surprise guest during a visit to the program of news analyst Harry Reasoner. comic Steve Mills

E29. Ozzie and Harriet Nelson, co-hosts

Oct 13, 1966

Guests: actress-singer Sally Ann Howes ventriloquist Jimmy Nelson pianist Joe Bushkin author Peter Funk who believes that career women should not have children and Kyle Rote, former All-American and all-time great of the New York Giants, who recently wrote a book "The Language of Pro Football".

E30. Ozzie & Harriet Nelson, Co-host

Oct 14, 1966

Guests: singer-actor Ricky Nelson actor David Nelson TV personality Don Wilson singer Shani Wallace and Arlen Spector, Philadelphia District Attorney & Warren Commission member Highlights: Ricky Nelson sings "Walking Down the Line". Ricky and Mike duet on "Time After Time". Mike sings "Put on a Happy Face" to David and June Nelson's son Danny. Jack Benny's announcer Don Wilson reminisces about radio in the 30's . He also talks about and shows pictures of his prize winning poodles. *Note: Rick and David Nelson surprise their parents Ozzie and Harriet Nelson on the couple's 31st wedding anniversary.