15 November 1971 Music, TV Movie 52 mins
NBC tops off an evening of specials with the second annual musical-variety hour originating at historic Ford's Theater in Washington, D.C. Bob Hope is host and Raymond Burr narrator for this salute to American entertainment.
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Bob Hope as Self
Raymond Burr as Self
Pat Boone as Self
Dick Cavett as Self
Carol Channing as Self
Jonathan Winters as Self
United States 15 November 1971
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