The Lawrence Welk Show

"In The Mood," "Love Will Keep Us Together," and "America The Beautiful" are performed.

Includes such songs as "Tie a Yellow Ribbon", "Cotton Fields", "Canadian Sunset", "Sway", "Sunrise, Sunset", and "Hava Nagila"

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Songs include "Anything Goes", "A Most Unusual Day", "My Bill" and "Glow Worm"

Musical salute to autumn includes such songs as "Things We Did Last Summer", "Tis Autumn", "September in the Rain" and "Autumn in New York"

Welk's show runs the gamut of musical costume fun, witches, ghosts, dancing skeletons and ectoplasmic illusions.

Famous duos are recalled with musical highlights of Crosby and Hope, Astaire and Rogers, Donnie and Marie Osmond, Guy and Carmen Lombardo

Songs programmed are: "The Impossible Drea", "People", "I Believe" and "That's Life"

Lawrence Welk and his musical family present their 22nd annual Thanksgiving holiday program loaded with such melodic morsels as "Home Sweet Home" and "Thanksgiving"

Bing Crosby is serenaded this week by Lawrence Welk's family with hits such as "Sweet Sue", "Pennies from Heaven", and "I'll Remember April"

Songs with a 'dream' theme include "All I Do is Dream of You", "I Can Dream Can't I", "Street of Dreams" and "Did You Ever See a Dream Walking"

A salute in song is presented this week to Lawrence Welk's Italian fans across the nation.

Lawrence Welk's musical family salutes the big bands of the '40s with songs such as "American Patrol" and "Chattanooga Choo Choo"

Lawrence Welk's musical family and their families sing Christmas songs such as "Silent Night" and "Silver Bells"

Lawrence Welk and his musical family celebrate the New Year with such songs as "High Society" and "As Time Goes By"

Welk and his musical family , in a two-part show, salute the Hollywood film musicals. Highlights: "Top Hat, White Tie and Tails" (Bobby Burgess and Cissy King); "Embraceable You" (Norma Zimmer); "Over the Rainbow" (Kathie Sullivan)

It's Part 2 of "Hooray for Hollywood", Welk's salute to top Hollywood and Broadway musicals. Highlights: songs from "Annie Get Your Gun" (Sandi Gail and Mary Lou); songs from "The King and I" (Kathie Sullivan); songs from "Oklahoma" (Ava Barber)

A parade of "Best of Lawrence Welk Hit Records" comprises the program tonight.

Lawrence Welk presents such classic hits as "Kismet" and "Nut Cracker Suite"

Lawrence Welk and his musical family will present such songs as "Yesterday" and "King of the Road"

Welk salutes the top songsters of America, from Sinatra to Mathis.

Songs made famous by some of America's top feminine vocalists, such as Doris Day, Barbra Streisand, Peggy Lee and Teresa Brewer are spotlighted.

The maestro and his musical family make a musical tour of the South with songs such as "Camptown Races" and "Swanee"

Music of "Famous Theme Songs" includes "Tonight We Love" for Freddy Martin, Wayne King's "Waltz You Saved for Me" and Ted Lewis' signature "When My Baby Smiles at Me"

How members of the Welk ensemble got their jobs will be told musically.

Great music from the likes of Berlin, Bacharach, Gershwin, Lerner and Loewe and Rodgers and Hammerstein is heard as Welk and his music makers salute some of America's top composers.

The music of Tommy Dorsey, Percy Faith, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Henry Mancini, Artie Shaw.

The musical Welk family tours and serenades "America the Beautiful" Highlights: "Give My Regards to Broadway" (Arthur Duncan); "San Fernando Valley" (Dick Dale); "San Francisco" (Semonski Sisters); "My Old Kentucky Home" (Jim Roberts)

Welk's annual "Happy Easter" show with a parade of favorite tunes saluting the season. Highlights: "In The Garden" (Norma Zimmer); "Easter Parade" (Welk ensemble); "When You Wore a Tulip" (Ken Delo); "Eli, Eli" and "Hava Nagila" (the band)

Lawrence Welk and his musical family salute Hawaii with songs such as "Song of the Islands" and "On The Beach at Waikiki"

Kathie Sullivan is the guest. "April Showers" and "Listen To My Smile" are performed. http://welknotes.com/showlistings/spring.htm

The whole company salutes country music. Highlights: "Sugartime" (The Semonski Sisters); "Shenandoah" (Dick Dale); "Wabash Cannonball" and "Country Roads" (the band).