Between making a film with James Mason, performing for UNICEF in Paris, Bobby Darin performs in London for the first time in six years, singing Broadway Classics, such as 'Don't Rain on my Parade', 'Once Upon a Time' and his signature 'Mack The Knife' introducing his folk hit, 'If I Were a Carpenter'
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Bobby Darin as Self
Stewart Morris Producer
United Kingdom 20 May 1967
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19 May 1967
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18 October 1967
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11 August 1967
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02 March 1967
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21 December 1967
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02 October 1967
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02 January 1967
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