Lawrence Welk 1950s August 6, 1955

[@n.elliottnoorlun8304]

A 'brand new' Welk show for me!! Thanks so much for sharing!!🎉🎉🎉

[@kenqwe04]

Glad you like.

[@Tom-i1u]

when my folks went out on saturday nites we were sent to my granddads house = I probable saw this show when I was 6 or 7!!!

[@ConceptuallyYour]

Each song on this channel is a message from the past, containing so many emotions and memories. ✉

[@josephlawson2400]

Thanks so much. You're doing a great service uploading these rare episodes.

[@kenqwe04]

Thanks. Glad you like them. The black and white era needs more exposure. Mr. Welk had a group of very talented people at the time and some stayed with him right to the end. Not all did and it's fun to see them while they were there.

[@Dachshund]

George Aubry did a very good impersonation of Ted Lewis.

[@andrewwanner6855]

Alice Lon was traumatized by a brutal, violent break-in at her home on 6/13/55. Very professional lady, here she's back on the show six weeks later!

[@kenqwe04]

Sorry to hear about this. Yes very professional.

[@kenqwe04]

At the end Mr. Welk tells us we can pickup a booklet about the show at any Dodge dealer. Today we have eBay. lol

[@pinedelgado4743]

Do you, by any chance, have the Lawrence Welk episode from the 1970s in which that woman teacher (a volunteer from the audience) flips her wig during a polka(?) dance routine with Bobby Burgess?

[@kenqwe04]

No but I see two clips on YT;
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ua-cam.com/video/URb-I9K_zbc/v-deo.html
The poor version has the complete opening missing on the good version. Comments say it was staged.

[@pinedelgado4743]

@@kenqwe04 10-4 Goode Buddey!! 😉

[@superfleetwaysonic-ro4kj]

No video on any welk shows