What a great episode! Thanks for uploading. Very much appreciated.

Thank you VERY much for uploading this bodacious "blast from the past"! Love the zany comedy of the late great Ernie Kovacks! 😆👍

Who is the lady singer near the end of the program?

6:58 best part

As seen on Thursdays at 9pm(et).

this one is so old Jackie can fit inside the box, also Pert Kelton the 1st Alice and even the "I'm with you" guy

I was about six or seven when they made this. It was filmed less than a mile from my house. We used to watch it after school on our 17 inch tv. Old memories.

They are a far, far cry from the Queen Mary and King Elizabeth, but if ever i face the angry turbulent flames of the briny deep i want Jane and Goodman Ace's luxurious caramels aboard!

Did you see the photographers shirt! Tied up with his enter midriff showing 😂😂😂

This is kind of WML and IGaS rolled together. As a kid, Dorothy and Bennett on WML kind of scared me. But I like everyone here and would have then if I had been a couple years older.

トスカニーニの偉大さが良くわかる演奏ですね！！もっと録音がよかったら、もっともっと素晴らしく聞こえるのはわかっていますが、

Franchot Tone is usually, a kinda dull actor, stuck in kinda, dull scripts. But, NOT this time. This was quite good, surprisingly. Seen many of these 'Tales Of Tomorrow' episodes, throughout the years, but not this one.

第一樂章的開頭應該要有如來自上天的聲音一般，預示著人類數不盡的苦難。隨著而來的則是一次次強烈的自問自答：要向命運屈服嗎？絕不！人類說道。

Nunca me ha gustado esa velocidad de Toscanini...

That’s the wife from the old show “Topper”!

Danny was referring to his stint as one of the rotating hosts of the "All Star Revue" program when he said his show was only on once a month.

Saw this live in Portland OR, and never forgot it. What thrill to catch it again some seventy-two years later. Yikes! Just after I think was Liberace in B&W !

Much better with original Grauer announcements at beginning and end and shots of the audience not seen in the RCA Toscanini Edition version! Thank you so much for posting this.

'A nightwatchman in Bing Crosby's money Belt"--I nearly wet myself laughing !!!

A MAN AND HIS DOG -Earl Hamner, Jr. An old man and his dog were walking down a dirt road for quite sometime when they finally came to a beautiful marble wall with a golden gate. The person standing guard was dressed in a white robe and said: "Welcome to Heaven". It was then the old man realized he and his dog were dead and traveling down Eternity Trail. They both were hot and very thirsty as they had been walking for a long time. The old man was so happy to be at Heaven's gate. He started to enter with his dog following him but the gatekeeper stopped him and said: "I'm sorry, but dogs are not allowed in Heaven so he can't come in with you", as he gestured towards the man's dog. The old man replied: "But my dog has been my faithful companion all his life. If my dog can't come in with me, then I will stay out too. I will not desert him now, not even to enter Heaven." The gatekeeper replied: "Suit yourself, but I must warn you, the Devil's on this road and he'll try to sweet talk you into his area. He will promise you anything to get you to enter. So if you don't leave your dog now and come in, you will spend eternity on this road hot and thirsty or end up in Hell." But the old man still refused to enter and continued walking along the dirt road with his dog. After walking a long ways further, the man and his dog came upon a rundown fence with no gate. He saw a man dressed in old ragged clothes just on the other side, standing next to a large shady tree. The old man called out to him saying: "Excuse me Sir. My dog and I have been on this road all day and are very hot and thirsty. Would it be okay if we took a much needed rest under your shady tree?" "Of course", the other man replied. "There's some cold water under the tree too. So please come in and help yourselves." The old man asks: "Are you inviting my dog too, because I won't come in without him. In fact, that's why I chose not to go to Heaven because I was told dogs are not allowed." The man smiled and said, "Welcome to Heaven, and bring your dog!" The old man exclaimed, "You mean this is Heaven? And dogs are allowed? How come that fellow down the road said they weren't?" "That was the Devil and he gets all the souls who are willing to give up a life long companion for a few small comforts. Those who choose that route soon find out their mistake but it's too late. The dogs always find their way here and the fickle people who abandoned them stay in Hell, for eternity." "You see my friend, GOD would not allow dogs to be banned from Heaven. After all, He created them to be man's companions in life, so He would never separate them in death." -end

I love sinister deep-voiced Hilda Vaughn who played the villainous. She also played Jean Harlow’s blackmailing maid in Dinner at Eight and other various characters - some of them very nice! - through the years.

Logan Ramsey was hilarious as Fred! So glad I discovered him here. I have since learned he enjoyed a fantastic career.

I read this story in my English textbook in Junior High (when I was supposed to be reading something else!) Oh well, I became a writer! And that's Billy Barty as Dikkon!

I remember Will from Sugarfoot. I met him at an autograph show, he looked the same in his old age, such a sweet man. I saw Paul at a bar once, he had bodyguards around him.

I love DuMont stuff! This is a slightly strange, but charming episode.

I was reading the reviews for the 1956 show Science Fiction Theater and 25 reviewers loved it but one reviewer said Tales of Tomorrow was better, so here I am. Thanks for posting. BTW, Science Fiction Theater is much better, lol.

Great satire of Elvis!

Wow. Thank You.

I always enjoyed Paul Lynne but now I understand why he's never been successful with his own show. His comedy is best delivered as a support character

Wow, Russell Johnson , Jean Hagen, and a bunch of 40 yr old ball players

1925 - 2021 ARLENE DAHL RIP

So interesting to finally see Ralph Bell, the face behind a voice I'd heard at least 100 times on old time radio shows.

This was 6 years before Johnny took over for Jack Paar. This show was short lived and a disappointment for Johnny. He had to pay his dues like anyone else.

Ed calls Buddy a hillbilly. 13 years before Buddy would star in the Beverly Hillbillies.

hes fabulous

The Great One...For Sure

Originaly telecast on October 6, 1955.

"A dog's gotta have a man around to love just like a man's gotta have a dog. If he wants to be anyways happy."

The concept was interesting, but Paul Lynde was the wrong choice to play the father. Too manic and over the top.

As seen on Thursdays at 9pm(et).

Lynde was perfect on the Hollywood Squares. He was funny even in his normal voice.

Some might complain about the quality of this video, but believe me, in the days of watching television using an antenna, there were times when this would have been considered pretty good.

I'm from northwest Pennsylvania, but don't follow football, so I didn't know the Pittsburgh Steelers had a barbershop quartet. Perhaps budget cuts caused them to remove the quartet from the payroll...

I'm sure that the water free hairspray had plenty of alcohol that actually dried out healthy hair, same as the "Sudden Beauty" junk that my mom destroyed he hair with.

Miss this clean humor from a bygone era. 📺😢💔

A man that gets things done in Washington?

Thank you for the excellent collection! Great source of cultural history. ☮️

“Plan….cause you thought Ensure was the only thing that tasted like shit!” 😂

Interesting! This had promise.

This was kinda fascinating