L'eggs TV commercial - Star of the month... Juliet Prowse

In 1979, Juliet Prowse appeared in a TV commercial to promote L'eggs Pantyhouse.

You can watch the TV commercial here:
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4oVLWOEo8s

Musical Comedy Tonight II (1981) - Star of the month... Juliet Prowse

'Sylvia Fine's A Musical Comedy Tonight II' is a 1981 musical TV special hosted by Sylvia Fine Kaye, and starring Juliet Prowse, Danny Kaye, Jack Lemmon, Lynn Redgrave, Annette Charles, Burton Lane, Richard Crenna, Nancy Dussault, Sergio Franchi, Bonnie Franklin, Joshua Logan and Larry Storch.

The special recreates musical numbers from "Finian's Rainbow", "South Pacific", "Sweet Charity" and "Lady in the Dark". There is also discussion of the various creative aspects of the plays.

Musical program

• "Overture"
• "This Time of the Year" (from 'Finian's Rainbow') - Sylvia Fine
• "How Are Things In Glocca Mora" (from 'Finian's Rainbow') - Nancy Dussault
• "When I'm Not Near the Girl I Love" (from 'Finian's Rainbow') - Jack Lemmon (with Nancy Dussault)
• "The Begat" (from 'Finian's Rainbow) - Burton Lane
• "Some Enchanted Evening" (from 'South Pacific') - Sergio Franchi & Bonnie Franklin
• "There Is Nothing Like a Dame" (from 'South Pacific')
• "A Wonderful Guy" (from 'South Pacific') - Bonnie Franklin
• A conversation with Joshua Logan
• "Honey Bun" (from 'South Pacific') - Bonnie Franklin
• "The Greatest Show on Earth" (from 'Lady in the Dark') - Danny Kaye
• "The Best Years of His Life" (from 'Lady in the Dark') - Danny Kaye
• "Tschaikowsky (and Other Russians)" (from 'Lady in the Dark') - Danny Kaye
• "The Saga of Jenny" (from 'Lady in the Dark') - Lynn Redgrave
• A conversation with Danny Kaye
• "Intermission"
• "Hey, Big Spender" (from 'Sweet Charity') - Annette Charles
• "If They Could See Me Now" (from 'Sweet Charity') - Juliet Prowse
• "There's Gotta Be Something Better Than This" (from 'Sweet Charity') - Juliet Prowse & Annette Charles
• "If They Could See Me Now" (Finale) - Entire Company

Watch the entire special here...

Did you know...

• Host Sylvia Fine Kaye was the wife of Hollywood legend Danny Kaye, who appeared in the 'Lady in the Dark' sequence from this special

Mona McCluskey (1965) - Star of the month... Juliet Prowse

'Mona McCluskey' was Juliet Prowse's television series, which she starred in 1965. It co-starred Denny Miller and was produced by the great entertainer George Burns.

'Mona McCluskey' followed the story of Las Vegas entertainer (played by Juliet Prowse), who marries Mike (played by Denny Miller), an Air Force sergeant, and insists they live on the small salary he makes, rather than the thousands of dollars she earns a week.

Unfortunately, I have never had the opportunity to watch an episode of "Mona McCluskey". It is not available on DVD and I cannot find anything online.

As it is such an important part of Juliet Prowse's television career, I felt it was important to still represent the series with this mini-blog.

I did however manage to find a video of this opening title sequence:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifT7pVG19fI

Burke's Law: Who Killed Harris Crown? (1963) - Star of the month... Juliet Prowse

"Who Killed Harris Crown?" is episode #1.04 of television series "Burke's Law" (1963), first airing 11 October 1963.

"Burke's Law" stars Gene Barry as Capt. Amos Burke, Gary Conway as Det. Tim Tilson, Regis Toomey as Det. Les Hart and Leon Lontoc as Harry. The episode was produced by Aaron Spelling.

The episode guest stars Juliet Prowse, Eva Gabor, Joan Blondell, Barbara Eden, Lola Albright, Gene Nelson, Don Rickles, Ruth Roman and Charles Lane.

Capt. Amos Burke from Homicide (played by Gene Barry) informs Angel Crown (played by Juliet Prowse) her husband, Harris Crown has been killed in a car crash. determining whether it was an accident or not.

Among the suspects are Shirley Mills (played by Lola Albright), Rich Mason (played by Gene Nelson), Lily Bentley (played by Eva Gabor), Marnie Lee (played by Barbara Eden), Elinor Albrick (played Ruth Roman), Lou Kronkeit (played by Don Rickles),  and Dr. Lusk (played by Charles Lane).

Good murder mystery keeps you guessing, and we even get an exciting police chase scene when the murderer attempts to flee from the police.

**Note -
Juliet Prowse also guest starred in episode #2.10 of "Burke's Law" called "Who Killed the Tall One in the Middle?" (playing a different character) - I was unable to find this episode online to view and blog

Another Evening with Burt Bacharach (1970) - Star of the month... Juliet Prowse

'Another Evening with Burt Bacharach' is a 1970 musical television special starring Burt Bacharach with Juliet Prowse, Dusty Springfield & Mireille Mathieu.

Here are some clips:

Song: "Beatles Medley" - Juliet Prowse, Dusty Springfield & Mireille Mathieu (backed by Burt Bacharach on piano)

• "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" - Juliet Prowse, Dusty Springfield & Mireille Mathieu
• "Life Goes On" - Juliet Prowse, Dusty Springfield & Mireille Mathieu
• "Gotta Get You Into My Life" - Juliet Prowse, Dusty Springfield & Mireille Mathieu
• "Eleanor Rigby" - Juliet Prowse, Dusty Springfield & Mireille Mathieu
• "For No One" - Mireille Mathieu
• "Ticket to Ride" - Juliet Prowse, Dusty Springfield & Mireille Mathieu
• "Come Together" - Dusty Springfield
• "Yesterday" (French version) - Mireille Mathieu
• "Let It Be" - Dusty Springfield"
• "Something" - Juliet Prowse, Dusty Springfield & Mireille Mathieu
• "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)" - Juliet Prowse, Dusty Springfield & Mireille Mathieu
• "All You Need is Love" - Juliet Prowse, Dusty Springfield & Mireille Mathieu

Song: "A House Is Not A Home" - Burt Bacharach & Dusty Springfield

This is Tom Jones: Juliet Prowse (1969) - Star of the month... Juliet Prowse

On 29 May 1969, Juliet Prowse guest starred on the "This is Tom Jones" show.


"You Got A Long Way To Go From St. Louis" - Juliet Prowse & Tom Jones

"I Get A Kick Out of You" - Juliet Prowse & Tom Jones

The Hollywood Palace: Juliet Prowse (1964-1966) - Star of the month... Juliet Prowse

Between 1964 and 1966, Juliet Prowse made several appearances on the variety show "The Hollywood Palace".

Here are some highlights:

"Stop, Stop, Stop" - Juliet Prowse, Ed Kerrigan & Don Rehg:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLc5rd8CJ48



"Way Down Yonder in New Orleans" - Juliet Prowse, Howard Parker, Currie Pederson & the Tom Hansen Dancers (introduction by Kate Smith):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bZAtr6Iz7Y