The Colgate Comedy Hour Hosts: Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis Guest: Janis Paige, The Johnny Conrad Dancers, Danny Arnold, Dick Stabile & his Orchestra; cameos by Tony Martin and Joe Louis (Season 1, Episode 42)
TV Episode | Comedy, Romance

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The Colgate Comedy Hour

Hosts: Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis Guest: Janis Paige, The Johnny Conrad Dancers, Danny Arnold, Dick Stabile & his Orchestra; cameos by Tony Martin and Joe Louis (Season 1, Episode 42)

TV Episode | Comedy, Romance

Directors

Ernest D. Glucksman | Kingman T. Moore

Writers

Norman Lear (written by) | Ed Simmons (written by)

Producer

Ernest D. Glucksman

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Updated Jun 24, 1951

Release date

Jun 24, 1951 (United States)

Awards

Series awards

Won 1 Primetime Emmy Award. Another 4 nominations

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Cast	+ Add Cast
10 cast members

Name	Known for
Dean Martin Self - Host Self - Host See fewer	The Dean Martin Show (1965)
Jerry Lewis Self - Host Self - Host See fewer	The Nutty Professor (1963)
Janis Paige Self - Singer Self - Singer See fewer	Silk Stockings (1957)
The Johnny Conrad Dancers Themselves - Dancers Themselves - Dancers See fewer	Jack and the Beanstalk (1952)
Danny Arnold Self Self See fewer	Barney Miller (1975)
The Dick Stabile Orchestra Themselves Themselves See fewer	Film-Vodvil Series 3, No. 6: Let Me Love You Tonight (1946)
Joe Louis Self - Cameo Appearance Self - Cameo Appearance See fewer	This Is the Army (1943)
Tony Martin Self - Cameo Appearance Self - Cameo Appearance See fewer	The Big Store (1941)
Don Pardo Self - Announcer Self - Announcer See fewer	Radio Days (1987)
Dick Stabile Self - Orchestra Leader Self - Orchestra Leader See fewer	At War with the Army (1950)