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Wonderful character actress Harriet MacGibbon (unforgettable as snooty Mrs. Drysdale on THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES) had one of her best roles elsewhere in this cameo on this DRAGNET episode as a lonely, forgotten silent movie star who is the victim of a swindler in "The Bank Examiner Swindle" first airing February 23, 1967. Also featuring popular character players Burt Mustin, Nydia Westman, and D...

From the 1991 65th Grand Ole Opry birthday show, an all-star cast sings the song "The Grandest Lady of them All" including Reba McEntire, Clint Black, Garth Brooks, Vince Gill, Ricky Van Shelton, Lorrie Morgan, Patty Loveless, and others and backed by most of the Grand Ole Opry cast including such legends as Roy Acuff, Kitty Wells, Loretta Lynn, Minnie Pearl, Bill Monroe, and others.

From the 1986 Grand Ole Opry 60th Birthday special the final number "The Grandest Lady of them All" sung by Dolly, Loretta, Roy Acuff, Reba, Willie Nelson, Ricky Skaggs, Oak Ridge Boys, Chet Atkins, and others and back by most of the other members of the Grand Ole Opry! I also have uploaded the 1991 version!

Delightful comedienne Penny Singleton, world famous for the Blondie movies of 1938-1950 made her final major acting appearance in this cameo in the opening of a MURDER SHE WROTE episode entitled "The Perfect Foil" from 1986. Penny played Angela Lansbury's aunt who is concerned about one of her nephews whom she hasn't heard from in months.

Beloved comedienne Irene Ryan - famous as Granny on The Beverly Hillbillies - has a rare role late in her career outside of Granny garb and makeup, here as she really looked, an attractive older lady in this comic segment from a Love American Style from 1969 "Love and the Lost Dog" as a senior citizen who meets men by feigning she has a lost dog in newspaper ads! Those taking the bait are Alvy ...

The beloved actress Shirley Booth made only five feature length theatrical films, four of them starring roles at Paramount while the fifth was a cameo as herself in the 1953 MGM drama MAIN STREET TO BROADWAY set in the theatre world with cameo appearances by several legends. Miss Booth has one of the shorter appearances in the film, scarcely a minute but it's already nice to see her.

Tallulah Bankhead had one of the largest star cameo roles in MAIN STREET TO BROADWAY (hers was actually more of a featured supporting performance) and here's her sensational entrance into the film (she had a couple of other scenes later in the film) with the great Agnes Moorehead cast as her agent.

Farrah Fawcett had one of her early bit roles in this rare episode of the short-lived sitcom from 1973, The Girl with Something Extra starring Sally Field and John Davidson episode titled "How Green Was Last Vegas" but she is not in this print despite her billing in the end. Was her segment clipped to make room for commercials in later reruns or never in the original broadcast though they still...

This is a commercial for Security Homestead circa 1990 that showed the premium items one could receive by opening a new account or qualifying deposits, some beautiful dishes and glasses of Louisiana related artwork and famous Louisiana products and New Orleans restaurants

Blonde bombshell extraordinaire Jayne Mansfield singing in a lovely little pop song from the mid 1960's accompanied with some devoon photos of gorgeous Jaynie!

Legendary Mae West rocks out in perhaps the best of her rock n' roll tracks, a cover of TWIST AND SHOUT. I've used clips from the film SEXTETTE for this music video. Come up and listen, sometime!

An episode of the MNBC newsclip series TIME AND AGAIN hosted by Jane Pauley from 1998 paying tribute to the recently deceased Tammy Wynette with vintage interviews and songs plus brief profiles of her friends Loretta Lynn and The Judds. Wynonna is the only one of this awesome foursome we still have. RIP Tammy, Loretta, Naomi.

The great George Jones sings two of his biggest hits, "Walk Through This World with Me" and "White Lightning" in this clip from the 1969 film "From Nashville with Music".

Bobby Bare sings one of his greatest hits, FOUR STRONG WINDS.

TAMMY WYNETTE sings STAND BY YOUR MAN and YOUR GOOD GIRL'S GONNA GO BAD 1969

JEANNINE RILEY and GUNILLA HUTTON When Billie Jo Bradleys meet! Petticoat Junction

CONNIE EATON rare video TOMORROW NEVER COMES

CONNIE EATON rare video BREAK MY MIND and UNCHAINED MELODY

SKEETER DAVIS Walk Softly Darling 1959 tv appearance

SKEETER DAVIS rare song SOMEWHERE ELSE Country Boy movie

MINNIE PEARL, SKEETER DAVIS & ERNEST TUBB country comedy 1959

SKEETER DAVIS Set Him Free 1959 vintage "music video"

SKEETER DAVIS in Norway 1978 I'LL FLY AWAY

LITTLE JIMMY DICKENS Sleepin' at the Foot of the Bed HEE HAW

LITTLE JIMMY DICKENS Hee Haw OUT BEHIND THE BARN

CLARA BOW jazz age comedy GET YOUR MAN newly tinted with SCOTT JOPLIN score silent film BUDDY ROGERS

BUCK OWENS sings TAMMY WYNETTE classic APARTMENT NUMBER 9 Hee Haw 1979

BILLY CRASH CRADDOCK Til I Stop Shaking 1979 Hee Haw