Can you name this quartet of classic TV comedians? And for bonus points the names of their shows?
This lp was originally bought in the late fifties/early sixties at Dinkles for $2.98.
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January 2, 2008 at 8:26 am
B.J. Major
Actually, these four comics were all part of the original Tonight Show with Steve Allen (lower right square) as original host. Steve actually made household names out of Don Knotts, Louie Nye and Tom Poston long before they got into sitcoms and other venues….