Juliette and The Good Company 1968 TV variety

Several minutes of a variety performance by The Good Company, from a 1968 CBC "Show of the Week" hosted by Juliette (who also appears in the segment). The man performing "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" is Frank Moore, who went on to a busy acting career that included co-starring in the David Cronenberg horror classic "Rabid".

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• 1960s
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• dance
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• Juliette
• 1968
• show
• of
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• week
• Frank
• Moore
• first
• time
• ever
• saw
• your
• face
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• television

[cpowers94]

This was one of the first colour shows on CBC, right?

[robatsea2009]

@cpowers94 Canada (and the CBC) started broadcasting colour television in 1966, but obviously was still producing programs in black & white ("Wojeck" easily springs to mind) for a period of the mid-to-late 1960s. Not positive but I think the first CBC show to broadcast in colour was "Hockey Night in Canada".

[askthecoolcookie1]

Why do the men all have to were mint green suits? Is this a Canadian costume custom?

[roryphelan]

This should be in 3D.

[MrAccordionPimp]

John Lennon would not have approved

[mrfoltz]

Much groovier than Lawrence Welk!

[universalradio]

This is why Justin Bieber exists. Slaughtered Beatle music.

[MrSluggo666]

@MrJacMac1986 And easy , you can have them for a pack of smokes and a bottle of cheap perfume, really! try it !

[jsrsjs47]

Heh... I have to do an essay on a poem regarding Juliette. The poem is virtually unheard of...

[MrJacMac1986]

I keep expecting green slime or water to be poured on everyone.You Cant Do That On Television was also a Canadian variety show, although for teenagers and kids

[MrJacMac1986]

Canadian chicks are Hot. A!!!!

[MrJacMac1986]

All the Canadian men were smiling because they didnt have to go to Nam