Colgate Comedy Hour: Anything Goes (1954) - Frank Sinatra & Ethel Merman (HD) (60fps)

With this already existing online through many various sources, I decided to post the whole entire show in one video. Makes it a lot easier than having to search for the different parts. I upscaled this slightly and made it much clearer to look at with higher fidelity compared to its source. Also added 60fps as I just wanted to see how it would look with an increased framerate. Not going to say it needed it, but it definitely has a smoother feel to it which I like.
I was going to render this in 4K, but that would've taken days to even finish so I didn't bother.
Air date: February 28, 1954
(Timestamps TBA)

[@stevencord292]

Of all the versions of Anything Goes that I’ve seen (and I’ve seen’em all), this one is the absolute best. The incredible stellar cast, the quality of the musical arrangements, the magic of it all, are simply unsurpassed to this day. I found a dvd of this very performance at a Barnes & Nobles years ago which I still have but finding it on UA-cam is a pleasant surprise. So, thank you to whomever posted this (even with the giant watermark). God bless you.

[@nilanjana_]

My god he looks so dapper 😭💋🧡

[@PLION13]

Well done as always, can't find this stuff anywhere else.

[@johnmitchelljr]

Thank you for sharing.

[@nilanjana_]

19:27 swooning 😍

[@chocolatesouljah]

Man! That cat could swing!

[@Rivera1958ful]

Thank you so much for posting this!!

[@95KIPPIE]

Frank really adored Ethel!

[@hansteeuwen3967]

My mother looks like Ernest Borgnine towards the end but she never cursed or showed any skin in public and I believe that should count for something. Also Colgate used to be pretty good toothpaste until they went commercial.

[@accountotaku1463]

You do a great job

[@paulysinatra]

Nice ❤️❤️

[@jadezee6316]

historic.....

[@peteralfano4278]

nice production and showcase of the great talents but it has little to do with the actual Anything Goes show...but then with those stars, who cares?

[@dunnadam]

Is anyone else just here for Merman?

[@AiEngagementusa]

No

[@cathynewyork7918]

No. I like Merman, but I'm here for The Great One, Mr. Sinatra.