Les Brown (bandleader) - Television

Television

  • Bob Hope Show (1945) NBC Radio
  • Bob Hope Show (1959–1966) NBC
  • The Steve Allen Show (1958–1960) NBC
  • The New Steve Allen Show (1961) NBC
  • Hollywood Palace (1964) NBC
  • Bob Hope Thanksgiving Show (1964) NBC
  • Dean Martin Show (1965) NBC
  • Dean Martin Summer Show (1966) NBC
  • Rowan and Martin At The Movies (1968) NBC
  • Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In (1968) NBC
  • Dean Martin and The Golddigger's (1968) NBC
  • Bob Hope Special: Joys (1976) NBC
  • The Good Old Days of Radio (1976) NBC
  • Doris Day's Best Friends (1985) NBC
  • Ooh-La-La, It's Bob Hope's Fun Birthday Special from Paris (1981) NBC
  • Biography: Doris Day "It's Magic" (1985)
  • The Nutty Professor (1963)

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