Victor Borge – Hungarian Rhapsody
Actually it might be titled a Russian Opera rather than Hungarian. This is part 3 of a live stage show done sometime during Richard Nixon's presidency. Victor tells about his…
Victor Borge 1953 Comedy in Music Parts 1 and2
A live stage show recorded in Boston, in 1953. Starts with a routine about taking requests. Then plays excerpts from Rock Mananov. Victor plays Claire >De Loon, until the lights…
Victor Borge – First Song: Gotta Be This Or That. ep2, 450710
The popular Danish entertainer kicks off his second show with a variety of arrangements in D-flat. The Henry Russel Sextet sings, Gotta Be This or That. Victor talks to Harlow…
Command Performance – Spenser Tracey, Victor Borge. ep20, 420630
Announcer tonight is Paul Douglas. Hosted by Spencer Tracey. He dips into the mailbag, then Mary Lee gets rolling with the song, Liza. After another brief dip in the mail…
Command Performance – Frank Sinatra, Victor Borge, Bogie And Bacall. 450830
Host is Frank Sinatra. He sings, Is it the Sun or You. Victor Borge talks with Frank about his dog, and his childhood. He plays the Warsaw Concerrto. Humphrey Bogart…
Bing Crosby – Kraft Music Hall – Guest, Victor Borge. 430204
Playlist: Bing sings, Me and my Gal. Trudy Irwin, girl singer, is played up to be Bing's niece in a brief comic bio. Uncle Harry Lillis (Bing) is the one…
Victor Borge – First Song Stars In Your Eyes. ep7, 450814
Pat Friday opens the show with the song, I See Stars in Your Eyes. Victor talks about how to behave like a gentleman. Next, Victor plays a tune from his…
Victor Borge – Live At The London Paladium
A short piece, but another great example of the comedy style of Victor Borge that was part of his live performances. Victor talks about incomplete piano compositions, then plays a…
Listen To A Love Song – Guest Victor Borge. 460803 .
Features Georgia Gibbs in place of Tony Martin, the usual host of the show as he is on the mend in the hospital. She sings, Never Knew I Could Love…
Victor Borge – First Show. ep1, 450703
Featured Harlow Wilcox as announcer and the Billy Mills Orchestra which opens with an instrumental. Then Victor describes his piano and even the rest of his cast in musical fashion.…