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NBC-TV had a daytime interview show called "Here's Hollywood" hosted by Jack Linkletter (Art's son) and Helen O'Connell (Gisele's one-time duet partner at Capitol Records). This is the audio from that show with still pictures. On Feb. 15, 1962 the show did a live remote from Gisele MacKenzie's Encino, California home. Gisele accepted the honorary mayorship of Encino, talked about her life and c...

This clip from The March 29, 1958, edition of "The Gisele MacKenzie Show" features the show's star thanking D.J.'s for playing her new RCA Victor release, Come to Me, My True Love, which the multi-talented Gisele then performs (vocal & piano), along with regulars from her television series, Axel Stordahl & his orchestra and The Joe Pryor Singers.

Gisele MacKenzie welcomed the pianist from Axel Stordahl's Orchestra on camera on her February 22, 1958 NBC television program to play a unique jazz version of Chopsticks...with lyrics! Paul was recognized as one of the finest pianists in the world of music (particularly jazz), and Gisele MacKenzie was one of the most gifted, best known and loved television performers of her era.

Television Diva, Gisele MacKenzie, got to introduce her forth coming RCA Victor single, Never Go 'Way, on the Oct. 26, 1957 episode of NBC-TV's The Gisele MacKenzie Show. Backing Gisele are Axel Stordahl and His Orchestra and The Joe Pryor Singers. I believe it's the show's choreographer, Jack Regas, singing the low, solo part this video. This single was one of the rare times that Gisele would ...

When Gisele MacKenzie graduated from her 4-year run of singing the top hits of the day on TV's very popular Your Hit Parade to her own NBC-TV series, she had the finest guests of the day help her out. On Gisele's February 15, 1958 program, Jimmie Rodgers joined Gisele on her show to sing the then current McGuire Sisters hit, Sugartime. Also featured Gisele MacKenzie Show regulars: Axel Stordahl...

Best known for his western films, actor George Montgomery tried singing on The Gisele MacKenzie Show (live January 4, 1958) without much success! With millions of people watching George misses the beat, and panics...in the background you can hear Gisele & singer Molly Bee trying to get George on track...but the brave actor stumbles on. Oh the terror of live TV! Hopefully George went home and go...

One of the best parts of 1950's & 1960's television was Gisele MacKenzie. Gisele's lilting vocalizations were welcomed into everyone's living rooms via shows like "Your Hit Parade" "The Jack Benny Program", "The Sid Caesar Show" and "The Gisele MacKenzie Show". Gifted with perfect pitch, the dark-eyed Winnipeg born beauty had limitless talents, and she displays them well with this amazing Dec. ...

Gisele MacKenzie & Jack Benny recreate their preparations & history-making performance at Las Vegas' Flamingo Hotel on "The Gisele MacKenzie Show" (Oct. 26, 1957). There's some great comedy, Gisele sings "Chances Are" and joins Jack in one of their legendary violin duets, "Czardus".