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File:Sandy_Baron_Della_Reese.jpg|A promotional photo of Sandy Baron and Della Reese on the set of ''Della!'' | |||
File:Della_Reese_Show_1.jpg|A photo of Della Reese performing on ''Della!'' | |||
File:Della_Reese_Show_2.jpg|Another photo of Della Reese performing on ''Della!'' | |||
File:Della_Reese_Show_3.jpg|Another photo of Della Reese performing on ''Della!'' | |||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== |
Revision as of 16:09, 14 November 2019
Della! (also known as The Della Reese Show) was a talk show hosted by Della Reese. It aired for one season from 1969 to 1970. Reese and her sidekick, comedian Sandy Baron, welcomed many celebrities onto the hour-long show during its run. Peter Myers conducted the orchestra. Della! is notable for being the first talk show to have an African-American woman as its host.
All episodes are currently lost and it's unclear how much of the footage may even survive. Only a few clips have surfaced on YouTube.
Found Clips
Gallery
External Links
- IMDb page on the show. Retrieved 10 Jun '16
- Episode guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive. Retrieved 10 Jun '16