- Won 9 Primetime Emmys
- 11 wins total
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Rodney Bieber
- Self - Hermes Pan Dancer
- (uncredited)
Darleen Engle
- Self - Hermes Pan Dancer
- (uncredited)
Roy Fitzell
- Self - Hermes Pan Dancer
- (uncredited)
Barbara Frederick
- Dancer
- (uncredited)
Jerry Glenn
- Self - Hermes Pan Dancer
- (uncredited)
Ricky Gonzales
- Self - Hermes Pan Dancer
- (uncredited)
Glenda Guilfoyle
- Self - Hermes Pan Dancer
- (uncredited)
The Hermes Pan Dancers
- Themselves - Dancers
- (uncredited)
Joyce Horne
- Self - Hermes Pan Dancer
- (uncredited)
Jimmy Huntley
- Self - Hermes Pan Dancer
- (uncredited)
Bert May
- Self - Hermes Pan Dancer
- (uncredited)
Mary Menzies
- Self - Hermes Pan Dancer
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaCurrently the second-oldest surviving color program to be recorded on videotape; the oldest known color videotape is the May 1958 inauguration of NBC's Washington, D.C. color studios.
- SoundtracksMorning Ride
Composed and Conducted by David Rose
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This remarkable artistic and historic treasure may be viewed in its entirety at the Paley Center for Media, 25 West 52nd Street, New York, NY 10019. It is available at the Paley along with the three other television specials that he made from 1958 through 1968.
Unfortunately, the holder(s) of the legal rights to these TV specials for unknown reasons have made them unavailable for reissue onto commercial DVD. Fred's many admirers---and all lovers of great dancing in general---should post on IMDb their objection to this situation on behalf of every person who appreciates fine art, timeless entertainment and superb dancing by the greatest master of popular dance to have ever appeared in film.
The names of these TV specials as they appear on IMDb are "An Evening with Fred Astaire"(1958); "Another Evening with Fred Astaire"(1959); "Astaire Time"(1960); and "The Fred Astaire Show" (1968).
Unfortunately, the holder(s) of the legal rights to these TV specials for unknown reasons have made them unavailable for reissue onto commercial DVD. Fred's many admirers---and all lovers of great dancing in general---should post on IMDb their objection to this situation on behalf of every person who appreciates fine art, timeless entertainment and superb dancing by the greatest master of popular dance to have ever appeared in film.
The names of these TV specials as they appear on IMDb are "An Evening with Fred Astaire"(1958); "Another Evening with Fred Astaire"(1959); "Astaire Time"(1960); and "The Fred Astaire Show" (1968).
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By what name was An Evening with Fred Astaire (1958) officially released in Canada in English?
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