Kraft Music Hall
Overview:
Kraft Music Hall is an umbrella title for several television series aired by NBC in the United States from the 1950s to the 1970s in the musical variety genre, sponsored by Kraft Foods, the producers of a well-known line of cheeses and related dairy products. Their commercials were usually announced by "The Voice of Kraft", Ed Herlihy.
Alan King Looks At Women's Rights & Wrongs
Season 13 · Episode 1
Mr. Anthony Quinn and Miss Peggy Lee
Season 13 · Episode 2
The Friars Roast Don Rickles
Season 13 · Episode 3
Alan King - Things Ain't What They Used to Be
Season 13 · Episode 4
4th Annual Country Music Association Awards
Season 13 · Episode 5
Bob & Carol & Martin & Barbara
Season 13 · Episode 6
TV's Hit Parade of Comedy
Season 13 · Episode 7
The Kopy Kats
Season 13 · Episode 8
Don Adams Investigates The Detectives
Season 13 · Episode 9
Kraft Presents Robert Young
Season 13 · Episode 10
Love & Marriage, Part 1
Season 13 · Episode 11
Love & Marriage, Part 2
Season 13 · Episode 12
The Eve Before Christmas Eve
Season 13 · Episode 13
On Stage: Miss America
Season 13 · Episode 14
Alan King Plays The Games People Play
Season 13 · Episode 15
The Kopy Kats Kopy TV
Season 13 · Episode 16
The Friars Roast Jerry Lewis
Season 13 · Episode 17
Locker Room Follies
Season 13 · Episode 18
Kraft Presents Eddy Arnold
Season 13 · Episode 19
Alan King's Wonderful World of Aggravation...1971
Season 13 · Episode 20
Kraft Presents The Festival of Music
Season 13 · Episode 21
Surburbia, U.S.A.
Season 13 · Episode 22
Kraft Salutes The Oscars
Season 13 · Episode 23
Des O'Connor / Jack Benny / New Faces / Connie Stevens
Season 13 · Episode 24
Des O'Connor / Jack Benny / New Faces / Connie Stevens
Season 13 · Episode 25
Des O'Connor / Dom DeLuise / Connie Stevens
Season 13 · Episode 26
Des O'Connor / Dom DeLuise / Connie Stevens
Season 13 · Episode 27
Des O'Connor / Dom DeLuise / Jack Douglas
Season 13 · Episode 28
Des O'Connor / Dom DeLuise / John Le Mesurier
Season 13 · Episode 29
Des O'Connor / Phyllis Diller / Connie Stevens
Season 13 · Episode 30
Des O'Connor / Charlie Callas / Connie Stevens
Season 13 · Episode 31
Des O'Connor / Charlie Callas / Joe Baker / Connie Stevens
Season 13 · Episode 32
Des O'Connor / Charlie Callas / Connie Stevens
Season 13 · Episode 33
Des O'Connor / Charlie Callas / Connie Stevens
Season 13 · Episode 34
Des O'Connor / Charlie Callas / Joe Baker / Connie Stevens
Season 13 · Episode 35
Des O'Connor / Buddy Greco / Jack Douglas / Connie Stevens
Season 13 · Episode 36
Des O'Connor / Keith Michell / Terry-Thomas
Season 13 · Episode 37
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