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Works by Ed Sullivan

Christmas with Ed Sullivan (1959) 22 copies, 2 reviews
Chaplin vs. Chaplin (1965) 3 copies
The TV Jeebies (1951) — Preface — 1 copy

Associated Works

Bye Bye Birdie [1963 film] (1963) — Actor — 127 copies
The Singing Nun [1966 film] (1966) — Actor — 35 copies
Water Skiing — Preface — 2 copies
Bacall on Bogart [1988 TV episode] (1988) — Self — 1 copy

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Other names
Sullivan, Edward Vincent
Birthdate
1901-09-28
Date of death
1974-10-13
Gender
male
Occupations
television presenter
radio announcer
newspaper columnist
Birthplace
Harlem, New York, USA
Place of death
New York, New York, USA
Burial location
Ferncliff Cemetery, Hartsdale, New York, USA
Associated Place (for map)
New York, USA

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Reviews

5 reviews
A compilation of performances by the Muppets on The Ed Sullivan Show, 1966-1971.

It's a pretty crappy video, but the sketches are all nice (although the best of them have been recycled on The Muppet Show or Sesame Street). Jim and Frank, doing what they do, back when they had a lot to prove - can't go too far wrong with that.

Concept: B
Story: F
Characters: C
Dialog: B
Pacing: B
Cinematography: D
Special effects/design: B
Acting: C
Music: C

Enjoyment: B

GPA: 2.2/4
½
A lovely collection of Christmas stories and Christmas memories from a diverse group of famous people of the 1950s. Ed Sullivan, entertainment impresario, contacted friends from many areas of American life - authors, actors, directors, early TV stars, religious leaders, athletes - and asked them for a Christmas contribution.

The names are quite luminary. A few examples: Pearl Buck, Perry Como, Francis Cardinal Spellman, James Cagney, Ring Lardner, Ben Hogan, Dinah Shore, Eddie Cantor, Jack show more Benny, Jackie Robinson, Edith Piaf, Walter Cronkite... 56 pieces in all. A treasure. show less
Back in the late 1950s, Ed Sullivan sent a shout-out to some of his friends to send him their favorite Christmas memories. Some responded with letters, some sent their favorite of the Christmas stories. This is a fun collection of memories from famous people long gone (some still around, but not a lot!). It was a great Christmas read!

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