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How about Nat "King" Cole with the 11 year old Billy Preston - 16 years before Billy topped the charts with "Will It Go Round In Circles?"
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Watch lovable con man Bilko on "The Phil Silvers Show" with future "Car 54" stars Joe E. Ross and Beatrice Pons.
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And here's the opening titles of "Lassie," featuring June Lockhart before SHE became "Lost In Space."
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Here's Make Room For Daddy's Rusty Hamer and Angela Cartwright (long before she wound up "Lost In Space").
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  • How about Nat "King" Cole with the 11 year old Billy Preston - 16 years before Billy topped the charts with "Will It Go Round In Circles?"

Mar. 12:

  • Three-time Oscar winner Walter Brennan not only starred in "The Real McCoys" but scored a hit record in 1962 with "Old Rivers."

Mar. 19:

  • Here's Edd "Kookie" Byrnes (the prototype of "Happy Days'" Fonzie) with Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. on "77 Sunset Strip."

Mar. 26:

  • The very first episode of "Dobie Gillis" featured "Dennis the Menace"'s father (Herb Anderson) as the teacher and 16-year-old Tuesday Weld as Thalia Menninger. Off camera, Dwayne Hickman tried to date Tuesday without luck. He later wrote that she was perfectly cast "as Tuesday personified Thalia in real life."
  • Jack Benny went Christmas shopping in the same store with most of his regular cast. This is actually from 1960, but you get the idea.