Red Foley

The Dennis Day Show sparkles with songs and madcap adventures starring charming, boyish Dennis Day.

And Grand Ole Opry presents Red Foley and his friends in 30 minutes of music and laughter, Western style.

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Sam.

And say, why not let Dennis help your Saturday evening along, too? And for more music and fun tomorrow, there's The Judy Canova Show starring Judy in a melodic and carefree half hour of laughs.

And Grand Ole Opry with singing emcee Red Foley and his special guest, cowboy troubadour Ernie Tubb.

[upbeat music] And now back to The Soap Opera Caper, tonight's adventure with Sam Spade.

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So let's hear it for Charley, the Jackie Robinson of country music.

[country music] After a gig in Montana, Red Foley and Silvan heard the Mockingbird singing in a baritone sublime.

They invited him to Nashville where he signed with RCA.

Became country's first black superstar, and he's in the Hall of Fame.

There's music and fun in the air tomorrow evening, styled to suit your Saturday Night of Merriment.

Dennis Day brings you songs and comedy in his charming, boyish manner, and then Judy Canova gets together with her Frolics and Friends for Mountain Melody in Mayhem, followed by Grand Ole Opry with singing emcee Red Foley and his gang.

It's a Saturday night of fun designed for you.

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You know, there are other threads in the loom or the weave or whatever.

And the way they get Merle Haggard to talk about Jimmy Rogers and the way Merle Haggard then references Bob Wills and Red Foley and Hank Williams as Jimmy Rogers fans.

And so they capitalize on the opportunity with these country music musicians as sources to do that, to build these connections with the Carter family and the Cash dynasty.

And there's two generations, three generations of Carter family performers through this, you know, and Roseanne Cash is having like, you know, important hits in the 80s, which I had forgotten about until the series started.

There's music and fun in the air tomorrow evening styled to suit your Saturday night of merriment.

Dennis Day brings you songs and comedy in his charming boyish manner, and then Judy Canova gets together with her Frolicsome Friends for Mountain Melody and Mayhem, followed by Grand Ole Opry with singing emcee Red Foley and his gang.

It's a Saturday night of fun designed for you.

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My joke, and I've told him this, but he's gone now, but I, I used to say, "Dad, you, you could d-..." And I believe this, Dylan, he could've certainly came here and made it in his era singing.

He was a cross between Red Foley and Eddy Arnold singing.

Wow.

And, uh, and I said, "Dad, you could've certainly..." But I said, "What happened to you? You had eigh- or s- excuse me, you had, you had a house full of kids before you knew what was causing it, and that was-"

However, Dennis manages to sing his way out of trouble in his charming, boyish fashion.

And say, why not let Dennis help your Saturday evening along too? And for more music and fun tomorrow, there's the Judy Canova Show starring Judy in a melodic and carefree half hour of laughs, and Grand Ole Opry with singing emcee Red Foley and his special guest cowboy troubadour Ernie Tubb.

[trumpet music] And now back to The Soap Opera Caper, tonight's Adventure with Sam Spade.

[instrumental music] It's a half hour later now in the sterile whiteness of a hospital room that the three of us, you, Agatha, I, and old Doc Peterson gather around the pale, quiet form of young Dr. Hawks.