By-Line--Jeff Stone

Episode aired Mar 19, 1966
TV-PG
30m

IMDb RATING

7.9/10

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Shelley Fabares, Donna Reed, Carl Betz, and Paul Petersen in The Donna Reed Show (1958)

Comedy Family

Jeff and Smitty have written a song that could be a big break for them if only someone big in the music business would sing it. Enter Leslie Gore, playing herself.Jeff and Smitty have written a song that could be a big break for them if only someone big in the music business would sing it. Enter Leslie Gore, playing herself.Jeff and Smitty have written a song that could be a big break for them if only someone big in the music business would sing it. Enter Leslie Gore, playing herself.

Director
- Andrew McCullough
Writers
- Jack Raymond
- William Roberts
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IMDb RATING

7.9/10

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Director
- Andrew McCullough
Writers
- Jack Raymond
- William Roberts
Stars

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10/10

A young Lesley Gore

Interesting to see a young Lesley Gore singing one of her "poorer" Mercury releases from 1966. She was still in college, and obviously had no acting training, but the value of this show rests on a rather mundane TV performance from the woman who would take her massive teenage fandom ("It's My Party" to "California Nights") and turn it into the powerhouse she became in the 70s before writing for "Fame" and other movies.

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The last show of the series.

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It's My Party
Written by Wally Gold, John Gluck, Herbert Weiner (as Herb Weiner) and Seymour Gottlieb (uncredited)
Performed by Lesley Gore