Gracie Fields Now Is The Hour/Lolipop (Patti Page Show 1958)

A wonderful clip to share with Gracie Fields fans everywhere. Lots of rare Gracie tracks from Radio, Tv, record and film are on the new cd The Real Gracie Fields, 1928-1960 105 tracks, 4 cd set online Amazon Hmv and other retailers, OVER 60 TRACKS ALL FIRST IN ANY FORMAT A COLLECTORS DREAM. For written articles on Gracie eg: newspapers/Magazines visit: www.billhanks.co.uk, there you will also find rare radio and 78rpm records, a font of information on Our Gracie. The Adult baby number is pure daftness Gracie aged 60, Patti in her 30s, Lizabeth in her 30s, They all seemed to enjoy the number lol lol lol I ENJOY sharing things shame, I receive negotive comments from some Gracie collectors, but as they are not important enough to worry about who the hell cares? NOT ME FOR SURE lol lol. The complete re-mastered show picture and soundtrack is available from www.media outlet.com other cds of Gracie are available from Robert Bristow in Australia, via the net not cheap but worthwhile for those real fans. I was given a better copy by a collector in the US so thanks to him ONE OF THE FEW Nice people in the Gracie collecting world.

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[gf1001]

@aeichler Wow! never seen Mrs Arris Goes To Paris lucky you. I know this show is for sale, it was in colour so I believe? thank you for telling us all about you and the show I am so grateful thanks so much....

[aeichler]

She was great. She had starred a few months earlier in a TV adaptation of "Mrs. 'arris Goes to Paris," which is how I recognized her outside the studio prior to the Patti Page broadcast. I was also at the rehearsal, because I had been a huge fan of Patti's. Years later, I knew Guy Pastor, who had appeared on this particular episode with his brother and father (Tony Pastor) and he lent me his kinescope, which I transferred to video. I still have it, in pristine condition.

[gf1001]

@aeichler WOW! Thank you for sharing your memories with us... Lucky you meeting Gracie, I know she was so very popular in America,and perhaps a little more so, than in the uk.......

[aeichler]

I was actually in the audience for this show, which was broadcast live, not on film or tape. I got to talk to Gracie and she was thrilled that young people, especially in America, still knew who she was. A few years later I got to attend her farewell concert at New York's Lewisohn Stadium.