Bing Crosby - Friendly Persuasion BING CROSBY 2020-11-03 | Bing Crosby Photos with Sean Connery, Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and many other
Bing Crosby & Rosemary Clooney - Goodnight, My Someone July 18, 1961 BING CROSBY 2020-10-12 | Bing Crosby & Rosemary Clooney - Goodnight, My Someone July 18, 1961
The Bing Crosby Show - with Frank Sinatra BING CROSBY 2017-09-28 | The Bing Crosby Show ( General Electric ) aired March 21. 1954 . With Frank Sinatra
Bing Crosby - Lilli Marlene BING CROSBY 2017-09-17 | Created by VideoShow:http://videoshowapp.com/free
Bing Crosby - Soundtrack * East Side Of Heaven BING CROSBY 2017-09-10 | Bing Sings Songs from the Movie " East Side Of Heaven "Songs are:1. East Side Of Heaven. 00:002. That Sly Old Gentleman. 03:023. Sing A Song Of Sunbeams. 06:034. Hang Your Heart On A Hickory Limb 08:54Recorded March 10, 1939
Bing Crosby - Nell And I * Two Versions BING CROSBY 2017-09-03 | Bing Crosby sings two Versions of the Song Nell And I . Recorded on July 5, 1941
Bing Crosby - Hang Your Heart On A Hickory Limb * Clip BING CROSBY 2017-08-28 | I made this Video with my Photo Collection
Bing Crosby - Well Rest At The End Of The Trail BING CROSBY 2017-08-25 | Bing Crosby - We'll Rest At The End Of The Trail ( Recorded March 24.1936)
Bing Crosby - Loch Lomond ( with Photos of Loch Lomond ) BING CROSBY 2017-08-24 | Song is taken from the Radio Show ( The Kraft Music Hall ) aired March 6, 1941. This Clip shows Photos from Loch Lomond.More about Bing :www.bingcrosby.com
Bing Crosby - Thanks For The Memory BING CROSBY 2017-07-21 | More Inform about Bing Crosbywww.bingcrosby.com*** Thank you for watching ***
Bing Crosby - Getting To Know You * Clip BING CROSBY 2017-07-21 | i made this Video with my Photocollection See more about Bing www.bingcrosby.com
Bing Crosby * SMILE RIGHT BACK THE SUN/ IVE GOT A POCKETFUL OF DREAMS BING CROSBY 2017-07-21 | I made this Video with my PhotocollectionMore inform about Bing Crosby see www.bingcrosby.com
Bing Crosby - Shenandoah (Across The Wide Missouri) - with the Young Americans BING CROSBY 2017-02-01 | Bing Crosby - Shenandoah (Across The Wide Missouri) - with the Young Americans. Taken from the BING CROSBY SHOW . Aired on 7th November 1963
Bing Crosby - Boo Boo Boo BING CROSBY 2017-02-01 | Bing Crosby - Boo Boo Boo. Taken from the Movie TOO MUCH HARMONY ( 1933 )
Bing Crosby - Im Hummin, Im Whistlin, Im Singin . (1934) BING CROSBY 2017-02-01 | Bing Crosby - I'm Hummin, I'm Whistlin, I'm Singin . Taken from the Movie SHE LOVES ME NOT ( 1934 )
Bing Crosby and Friends - Sleigh Ride - ‘Tis The Week Before Christmas /The State Versus Santa C BING CROSBY 2017-01-31 | Sleigh Ride with Michael Landon ,Connie Stevens, John Byner, Kathryn Crosby ,Mary Frances,Harry & Nathaniel Crosby Taken from the Bing Crosby’s Sun Valley Christmas Show’ aired on 9th December 1973 Recorded in Sun Valley, Idaho in February 1973 *********************************************************************Tis The Week Before Christmas and The State Versus Santa Claus. A musical playlet in which Bing plays all the parts Taken from ‘Christmas With The Bing Crosby’s’ (NBC) First aired 15th December 1974 ‘Hobo’ Sketch Deck The Halls with the Crosby FamilyWe’ve Got Camaraderie with the Crosby FamilyThe Pleasure Of Your Company with the Crosby Family, Karen Valentine and Mac DavisandWhite Christmas with the Crosby Family, Karen Valentine and Mac Davis. Taken from ‘Christmas With The Bing Crosby’s’ (NBC). First aired 15th December 1974
Bing Crosby - Swinging On A Star with the Golden Gate Boys’ Choir BING CROSBY 2017-01-31 | Two Songs with Bing Crosby - Swinging On A Star with the Golden Gate Boys’ Choir and Put It There Pal with Jackie Gleasontaken from the ‘Bing Crosby’s White Christmas’ aired on 1st December 1976 - (CBS)
DR. COOKS GARDEN Part 2/2 * Bing Crosby BING CROSBY 2017-01-30 | Directed by Ted PostStarring: Bing Crosby, Frank Converse, Blythe DannerGenres: Based On Play, Drama, Seniors, Thriller70 minutes | Color | EnglishAn uncharacteristic Bing Crosby plays Dr. Cook, a small town physician with a little something to hide. Outwardly gentle and compassionate, Cook is less politely inclined to those in his Vermont community whom he regards as disposable. When a young man (Frank Converse) whom Cook has raised as a son returns to the community, he begins to suspect that his father-figure is keeping secrets. The young man learns that the good Doctor has been murdering those patients whom he regards as useless, and then burying the victims in his meticulously kept garden. Made for TV, Dr. Cook's Garden was adapted from a Broadway play by Ira Levin, in which Burl Ives starred in the title role.
Dr. Cooks Garden Part 1/2 * Bing Crosby BING CROSBY 2017-01-30 | Cast Bing Crosby as Dr. Leonard Cook Frank Converse as Jimmy Tennyson Blythe Danner as Janey Rausch Barnard Hughes as Elias Hart Bethel Leslie as Essie BullittA young doctor returns to his New England home town after a long absence. He visits with the town's kindly old physician, Dr. Cook, a man he has admired since childhood. However, he soon finds out that the old doctor is keeping a mysterious secret.************************************************** Note:(a) Recorded September 1970.************************************ “‘Doctor Cook’s Garden’ was an unusually satisfying entry in ABC’s ‘Movie Of The Week’ series. . . For Bing Crosby, the title role was an acting triumph. In his long list of films, ‘Garden’ was only his second straight acting role (the other was ‘Country Girl’ in 1955’) and he has indeed come a long way since his first ‘doctor’ film - ‘Doctor Rhythm’ in 1938. Playing a part that could have easily been hammed up, Crosby let the fictive character take over - no small trick for a star with a 40-year identity as a singer and light comedy artist.”(‘Variety’ 20th January 1971)*********************************************************** “Although it was never distributed for theatrical release, this 1971 television movie must be included because it contains one of the performer’s most memorable acting portrayals. . . . An enormously effective horror film produced for television by ABC and Paramount, Dr. Cook’s Garden is of particular interest because it is the first time the performer ever portrayed a villain. There can be no doubt that Doctor Cook was a deranged individual, but Crosby’s performance in the role is far above most other portrayals of screen psychos.”(From ‘The Films of Bing Crosby’ by Robert Bookbinder)
BING CROSBY SHOW - Exactly like who? (9/21/1964) BING CROSBY 2017-01-29 | Bing Crosby Show CastBing Crosby Gary CrosbyBeverly Garland Frank McHugh Diane Sherry Carol FaylenFirst Aired on 21st September 1964 - ‘The Bing Crosby Show’ (ABC) ‘Exactly Like Who?’ - With Gary Crosby. Joyce can hardly wait for her new boyfriend, Don to meet her family. She claims that he’s the living, singing image of her father.*************************************Songs Lavender Blue ............Beverly GarlandCome What May.........Gary Crosby Night And Day.............Bing Crosby**********************************Gary Crosby guests as song promoter. Bing suspects he has cribbed his newest ‘hit’ from a popular song.(‘Los Angeles Herald Examiner’ 21st September 1964)
Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong singing: Dardanella , South Rampart Street Parade BING CROSBY 2011-08-27 | Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong singing: Dardanella . South Rampart Street Parade with Bing , Luis Armstrong , Phil Harris and The Young Americans 25th September 1965 - 'The Hollywood Palace' (ABC) (Colour) Produced by William O. Harbach. Directed by Grey Lockwood. With the Mitchell Ayres Orchestra, the Young Americans, Louis Armstrong and Phil Harris.
Bing Crosby Show - Little Bit Of Fresh Danish Part 2 (Sept 28, 1964) BING CROSBY 2011-08-26 | Bing Crosby Show - Little Bit Of Fresh Danish Part 2 (Sept 28, 1964)
Bing Crosby Show - Little Bit Of Fresh Danish Part 1( Sept 28, 1964) BING CROSBY 2011-08-26 | Bing Crosby Show - Little Bit Of Fresh Danish Part 1( Sept 28, 1964) A Bit Of Fresh Danish' - With Ulla Jacobsson. The Collins' household has an unusual visitor. It's Dr. Olga Dannebrog, an outspoken, freethinking blonde who Bing met at an engineering convention in Copenhagen. "Excellent episode. At last, Bing's series hits on all cylinders and shows some promise. The plot concerns a scientist Bing met in Copenhagen who has come to town on a visit. The scientist happens to be a tasty bit of Danish pastry, complete with Danish ideas of love and courtship. There are not real belly laughs as we go through the standard jealousy routines but the characters gel, the pace is perfect and it's a smile from start to finish."
Bing Crosby - Doctor Rhythm Part 3 BING CROSBY 2011-07-11 | The film is saved by Ms. Lillie's musical numbers and her "double-damask dinner napkin" routine with Franklin Pangborn. Dr. Bill Remsen pretends to be a policeman, and ends up being assigned to guard Judy Marlowe. Amazingly, he falls in love with her. CAST: Bing Crosby, Mary Carlisle, Beatrice Lillie, Rufe Davis, Andy Devine, Sterling Holloway. Director: Frank Tutle
Bing Crosby - Doctor Rhythm Part 1 BING CROSBY 2011-07-11 | "Doctor Rhythm" (Paramount, 1938), directed by Frank Tuttle, based upon a story, "The Badge of Policeman O'Roon" by O. Henry, is a lightweight musical-comedy starring Bing Crosby, a movie that seems to be best remembered today solely for its "Double Dasmisk Dinner Napkins" routine featuring none other than comedienne Beatrice Lillie (1894-1989) in a very rare screen appearance during Hollywood's Golden Age. The story opens at Central Park when four alumni of Public School 43 of Brooklyn, N.Y., meet at midnight (?) for their annual reunion. The four men are Luke (Sterling Holloway), an ice cream salesman; Al (Rufe Davis), a zoo keeper; Larry O'Roon (Andy Devine), a policeman; and Doctor William Remsen (Bing Crosby), getting together, and singing the film's first tune, "P.S. 43." Because O'Roon gets nice and drunk and is unable to go on duty the following morning, Remsen decides to take his place for the day, assuming the assignment as a bodyguard to a spoiled heiress named Judy Marlowe (Mary Carlisle), engaged to a phony, Chris LeRoy (Fred Keating) who not only has a questionable past, but is only after her money. Of course, she's unaware of his scheme. After a love-hate relationship between Remsen and Judy, the thin storyline concludes with a policeman's benefit supported by Lorelei Dodge-Blodgett (Bea Lillie) who not only MC's on stage wearing roller skates, but performs in an opera burlesque number titled "Only a Gypsy Knows." Other songs by Johnny Burke and Jimmy Monaco include: "My Heart is Taking Lessons" (sung by Crosby); "Rhythm" (sung by Bea Lillie); "On the Sentimental Side" "On the Sentimental Side" (reprise); "My Heart is Taking Lessons," "This Is My Night to Dream" (this nice sentimental tune sung by Crosby to Carlisle in the tunnel of love sequence); and "My Heart is Taking Lessons" (sung by Crosby and cast). The supporting players include Franklin Pangborn and William Austin, character actors who partake in the "Double Dasmisk Dinner Napkins" routine; Laura Hope Crews, John Hamilton (the one and only Perry White of the "Superman" TV series of the 1950s) and Henry Wadsworth as Otis. As for blonde and pert Mary Carlisle, she makes her third and final appearance opposite Crosby. Cast : Bing Crosby ... Dr. Bill Remsen Mary Carlisle ... Judy Marlowe Beatrice Lillie ... Mrs. Lorelei Dodge-Blodgett Andy Devine ... Officer Lawrence O'Roon Rufe Davis ... Al (zookeeper) Laura Hope Crews ... Mrs. Minerva Twombling Fred Keating ... Chris LeRoy John Hamilton ... Insp. Bryce Sterling Holloway ... Luke (ice-cream man) Henry Wadsworth ... Otis Eaton (the drunk) Franklin Pangborn ... Mr. Stenchfield (store clerk) Harold Minjir ... Mr. Coldwater William Austin ... Mr. Martingale (the floorwalker)
Bing Crosby and Flip Wilson Medleys and Comedy * BING CROSBY 2011-07-10 | Bing Crosby and Flip Wilson Medleys and Comedy *Songs of the first Medley ( taken from The ‘Flip Wilson Show’ of 7th January 1971) are : Medley: *Don’t Fence Me In*I’m An Old Cowhand (From The Rio Grande) *Tumbling Tumbleweeds *Jingle, Jangle, Jingle (I’ve Got Spurs) *Ragtime Cowboy Joe -------The second Medley ( taken from The ‘Flip Wilson Show’ of 16th March 1972 ) *Swinging On A Star *But Beautiful,*Personality *Moonlight Becomes You *Swinging On A Star (Reprise)
Bing Crosby : Swing with Bing (1940)Part 2 END BING CROSBY 2011-01-24 | Bing Crosby : Swing with Bing (1940)with Bing Crosby, Andy Devine,Richard Arlen,Arthur Q. Bryan ,Roger Keene,Henry McLemore,Walter Hagen,Leo Diegel,Jimmy Thomson,Byron Nelson,Lawson Little,Jimmy Demaret,Harold McSpaden,Clayton Heafner,Tony Penna
Bing Crosby : Swing with Bing (1940) Part 1 BING CROSBY 2011-01-24 | Swing with Bing (1940)with Bing Crosby, Andy Devine,Richard Arlen,Arthur Q. Bryan ,Roger Keene,Henry McLemore,Walter Hagen,Leo Diegel,Jimmy Thomson,Byron Nelson,Lawson Little,Jimmy Demaret,Harold McSpaden,Clayton Heafner,Tony Penna
Bing Crosby * Road to Peace PART 1 BING CROSBY 2011-01-19 | Bing Crosby * Road to Peace PART 1The Road to Peace (1949) is Father Peyton's message to the world that prayer, especially family Rosary Prayer, could lead to world peace. Film hosts are Bing Crosby and Ann Blyth and of course, Father Peyton himself.
