Vintage original NBC promo still of Jack Kelly and Joan Caulfield from the "Sally Tries to Say 'No'" episode of Sally, which aired 9/22/1957. Photo scanned, color tinted and framed by La Bartista.
Here's an incredibly rare snippet of Jack Kelly previewing a segment of TheNBC Comedy Theater, the summer replacement series he hosted in the early 1970's while he was also emceeing Sale of the Century:
The NBC Comedy Theater consisted of lighter episodes recycled from the Bob Hope Presents The Chrysler Theatreanthology show which ran years earlier on NBC. Comedy Theater premiered at 8:00 pm on June 7, 1971, and replaced Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In for the summer. As host, JK provided new intros and outros for the previously aired Chrysler Theatre productions. Comedy Theater also subbed in 1972 for Emergency!,which debuted in mid-season and didn't have enough original episodes which could be rerun throughout the summer.
Enjoy! :)
(Special thanks to Obsolete Video Services for discovering, preserving and uploading such rare TV treasures!)
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Welcome to The Tall Dark Stranger There, a fun and informative blog about that Maverick man, Jack Kelly! You'll find lots of rare photos in TDS. And that's not all--you'll also get in-depth info about the pictures and so much more. Plus, TDS is the exclusive showcase for the Kellection--an ever-expanding treasure trove of Jack Kelly memorabilia "kellected" by the author, La Bartista! So, spend some quality time with the tall, dark stranger here--and don't forget to invite your amigos, too! :)
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