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The Tom Hansen Dancers, The David Rose Orchestra and The Alan Copeland Singers perform on The Red Skelton Hour.

Singer Lana Cantrell accompanied by The David Winters Dancers performs "Sunshine", from "The Steve Allen Comedy Hour", June 14, 1967.

This is a clip for Kathy Gale fans, a combination of two scenes from the movie "The Invisible Strangler".

Here's a portion of the intro to the series premiere of "The Steve Allen Comedy Hour" featuring Steve Allen, Jayne Meadows, John Byner, Louis Nye, and The David Winters Dancers broadcast June 14, 1967.

A performance by The Tom Hansen Dancers and The Alan Copeland Singers from "The Red Skelton Hour", Dec. 6, 1966.

Here's a performance by "The Tom Hansen Dancers" originally broadcast on "The Red Skelton Hour", March 19, 1968.

Jack Jones and "The Tom Hansen Dancers" perform "All I Need Is A Girl" on "The Red Skelton Hour" originally aired

Carl Reiner performs Broken Cookies And Red Balloons with Kathy Gale and Lorene Yarnell from "What's It All About World?" originally aired Feb 13,1969.

Abbe Lane and "The Tom Hansen Dancers" are "Havin' A Heat Wave" on "The Red Skelton Hour" originally aired Dec. 6, 1966.

The Cast of "What's It All About World?" performs "The Roses Of Success". Originally aired Feb. 20, 1969.

"The Tom Hansen Dancers" perform "Bring Back Those Vaudeville Days" followed by Tony Randall performing "Winchester Cathedral" from "The Red Skelton Hour" originally broadcast 12/27/1966.

Here’s a song and dance number for fans of the late Robert Goulet. This performance is from “The Red Skelton Hour”, December 13, 1966. Dancing with Mr. Goulet are the girls of “The Tom Hansen Dancers”. I apologize for the audio interference.

Dennis Allen signs up a couple of new recruits.

A mini-musical featuring Carl Reiner and the cast of "What's It All About World?".

This is a combination of two clips of "The Kevin Carlisle Three" performing the segments which opened the show each week.

A compilation of two short clips from "What's It All About World?" featuring guest Tony Randall with Kathy Gale and Lorene Yarnell in a "tribute" to President Calvin Coolidge. Originally aired March 20, 1969.

Eve Arden, Kathy Gale and Lorene Yarnell perform their version of Jacques Brel's "Madeleine" on "What's It All About World?" originally broadcast April 10, 1969.

Ricardo Montalban, the cast of "What's It All About World?" and "The Kevin Carlisle Dancers" perform "The Rhythm Of Life" from "Sweet Charity". Introduced by Minnie Pearl. Originally broadcast April 3, 1969.

A musical commentary on societal drug use in 1969 from the cast of "What's It All About World?", guests Barbara Feldon and Buddy Ebsen, and The Kevin Carlisle Three.

Dean Jones sings Cole Porter's Begin The Beguine supported by Dennis Allen, Kathy Gale and Lorene Yarnell as The Dennis Allen Dancers from What's It All About World? April 24, 1969.

Lulu and Burl Ives perform "Consider Yourself" with "The Tom Hansen Dancers" from "The Red Skelton Hour" originally broadcast Feb. 13, 1968

A performance by "The Tom Hansen Dancers" from "The Red Skelton Hour" originally broadcast on March 21, 1967.

Here's 60's pop star Lulu performing "Lulu's Back In Town" with "The Tom Hansen Dancers" on "The Red Skelton Hour" originally broadcast on Feb 13, 1968.

The Tom Hansen Dancers on The Red Skelton Hour 01/10/1967

The Tom Hansen Dancers and The Alan Copeland Singers collaborate on a version of the '60's hit, originally broadcast on The Red Skelton Hour, December 27, 1967

Here's a performance by "The Kevin Carlisle Dancers" from "What's It All About World?" originally broadcast on April 17, 1969.

Bob Crane, The David Rose Orchestra, and The Tom Hansen Dancers collaborate on a cover of Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Are Made For Walkin'" on The Red Skelton Hour, Jan. 10,1967 .

Stone The Crows perform Niagra from their final album "Ontinuous Performance"

Paul Revere And The Raiders perform Out On That Road on Whats It All About World? supported by The Kevin Carlisle Three who are Kevin Carlisle, Kathy Gale and Lorene Yarnell originally broadcast March 27,1969

Stone The Crows performing Danger Zone from "Ode To John Law" on The Best Of Beat Club '70 II