The Liberace Show

- Season 1

(1954)

Liberace plays his favorite tunes for his favorite holiday, Christmas. He later invites his family and crew members on stage to sing the final Christmas song.

Liberace plays tribute to great vocalists of the American theater, such as Lillian Russell, Helen Morgan, Carmen Miranda and the Duncan Sisters.

Liberace and guests Nick Lucas and Gilda Gray perform familiar works associated with great performers, such as Ted Heath, Sophie Tucker, Eddie Cantor, Ignace Paderewski, Enrico Caruso and... Jack Benny

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Liberace invites us to his Thanksgiving holiday celebration, playing and singing songs of the season, as well as classical numbers such as Falla's 'Ritual Fire Dance' which a Hopi Indian dances to.

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George sings and plays songs from America's greatest composers, including Irving Berlin, Stephen Foster, George Gershwin, Edward MacDowell, Cole Porter and... Liberace.

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In this episode of the Liberace show, personal holidays are celebrating land marks such as the first day of school.

In this episode of the Liberace Show, Liberace goes over his favorite subject, the piano.

Coming back from a trip to San Francisco, Liberace played tribute to the city.

Liberace hosts a celebration of Hawaii in music and dance. Featured are traditional songs of Hawaii such as "Aloha Oe" and "Hawaiian War Chant" and novelty tunes such as "Lovely Hula Hands" and "The Cockeyed Mayor of the Town of Kaki". Liberace is assisted by two lovely hula dancers as well as native Hawaiian musicians.