sched: Marcel Marceau; Eli Wallach; Nat King Cole; Cesare Siepe

Season 9Episode 2660 minMar 18, 1956
sched: Marcel Marceau; Eli Wallach; Nat King Cole; Cesare Siepe
Scheduled guests: --Marcel Marceau --Eli Wallach (actor, performs a scene from the Broadway play ""Teahouse of the August Moon"") --Nat King Cole --Joe E. Lewis (entertainer) --Roberta Peters and Cesare Siepe (from the Metropolitan Opera) --The Charlivels (a novelty act)
sched: Marcel Marceau; Eli Wallach; Nat King Cole; Cesare Siepe has aired on Mar 18, 1956 at 8:00 PM
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