Those Were the Days | Saturday, November 4th 1976 | The Many Faces of Frankie Remley

PHIL HARRIS-ALICE FAYE SHOW (10-3-48)
co-starring Elliott Lewis as Frankie Remley
with Robert North as Willie, Walter Tetley as
Julius. Remley has signed the contract with the
new sponsor instead of Phil. First show for
Rexall, NBC. (12:45; 9:45; 5:50)

OUR SPECIAL GUEST is ELLIOTT LEWIS,
reminiscing about his career in radio and
recalling the good times he had working with
Ohil Harris and Alice Faye. (46:00)

ON STAGE (4-1-53) produced and directed
by Elliott Lewis, starring Elliott and Cathy
Lewis. A con game set in the modern west.
Cast includes Bob Sweeney, GeGe Pearson,
John McIntire. Sustaining, CBS. (14:45;
14:30)

PHILCO RADIO TIME (3-9-49) Bing Crosby
stars with pPeggy Lee, Jud Conlon's Rhythym-
aires, John Scott Trotter and the orchestra,
Ken Carpenter and "surprise guests" Phil
Harris and Frankie Remley. Philco, ABC.
(8:55; 13:55; 7:00)

SUSPENSE (6-9-52) "Concerto for Killer and
Eyewitness" starring Elliott Lewis with William
Conrad. Harlow Wilcox, announcer. A
convicted killer is being taken to the prison
at Joliet, Illinois for execution. Auto-Lite,
CBS. (14:40; 14:55)

PHIL HARRIS-ALICE FAYE SHOW (10-10-48)
co-starring Elliott Lewis as Frankie Remley
with all the regulars including Jeanine Roos
and Anne Whitfield as the Harris children,
Phyllis and Alice. Remley throws his weight
around as the star of the show. Second show for
Rexall, NBC. (10:25; 9:00; 9:35)