Mandrell Delivers Energetic Nashville Live Show
Barbara Mandrell showcases multi instrument prowess on a live Nashville album taped at Roy Acuff Theater. George Jones joins briefly while The Do Rites and Gary Smith back Mandrell on upbeat country rock numbers and medleys. The Statler Brothers announced for Five Seasons Center in November.
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Nashville
Roy Acuff
George Jones
Ralph Emery
Mandrell
Randy Wright
Gary Smith
Hank Williams
Hank
Gene Miller
Do- Rites
Joe Clark
Do-Rites
Charlie Bundy
Mike Jones
Lonnie Webb
Five Seasons Center
Statler Brothers
Dr Max Show Ends After 1961–Broadcast Legacy
The Dr Max Show on WMT signed off after a long run starting in 1961 with Max Hahn as Dr Max. The host recalls childhood memories, family routines, and the show’s evolution from 90 minutes to shorter formats, noting lower appeal in morning slots and the loss of the program’s magic.
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Max Hahn and
Fred Petrick
Dr. Max Show
Dr. Max and
Mombo the Clown
Dr. Max
WMT
Max Hahn
Catherine
RCA
Max
Marshal Jay
Doug Grant
Eastern
Iowa
United States
Bugs Bunny
Popeye
Lefebvre’s
Charles Dickens
Alistair Sim
Mambo
Capt. Gardner
Simon gives wife another high caliber role
Marsha Mason stars in Columbia Pictures’ Only When I Laugh, a darker Neil Simon drama about a Broadway star on the skids, fresh from a sanitarium and battling to stay on the wagon with a troubled relationship with her daughter. Kristy McNichol and James Coco also figure prominently.
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Simon
Hollywood
Kristy McNichol
Marsha Mason
Maureen Stapleton
Neil
Mason
Miss Mason
Beverly Hills Tennis Club
Richard Dreyfuss
Max Dugan
Jason Robards
Judd Hirsch
Neil Simon
When I
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Barbara Mandrell
MCA
Tom Collins
Pam Fruehling
Maureen
Elaine Stritch
Windsor
London
Ray Stark
James Coco
Joan Hackett