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Ann-Margret Olson as she appeared on camera on “Ted Mack and The Original Amateur Hour” in 1957 at age 16. |
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Louis Walcott as he appeared on camera on “Ted Mack and The Original Amateur Hour” in 1948. Walcott would later go on to change his name and career and become world famous as the Reverend Louis Farrakhan of the Nation of Islam. |
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Ann-Margret’s application to appear on “The Original Amateur Hour” singing “Them There Eyes” at the age of 16 in 1957. |
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Pat Boone’s application for “The Original Amateur Hour” from July 3, 1953 at age 19. He notes on the application that he is the “great, great, great, great grandson of Daniel Boone.” |
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Pat Boone at age 19 when he appeared with Ted Mack on “The Original Amateur Hour” in 1953. |
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Pat Boone makes a return visit to Ted Mack in 1957 after he had reached stardom as a result of his appearances on “The Original Amateur Hour.”
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Pat Boone with Ted Mack at the annual Madison Square Garden “Amateur Hour” finals as a special guest of honor in 1960. |
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Pat Boone (far left) and Ted Mack (2nd from left) are joined by two other amateur hopefuls backstage at the Madison Square Garden finals for “Ted Mack and The Original Amateur Hour” in 1954. |
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Newspaper photograph showing accordianist Connie Francis (Connie Francanero) with some of her fans circa 1949. Ted Mack would go on to ask her to not play the accordian and just sing, a move that launched her singing career.
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Original application by Connie Francis when she was known as Connie Francanero from Newark, New Jersey in 1949.
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Connie Francis makes a return guest star visit to “Ted Mack and The Original Amateur Hour” on April 12, 1958 and receives her very first gold record for “Who’s Sorry Now.” |
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Application for “The Modern Sound Trio” which featured blind guitarist Jose Feliciano. Dated May 9, 1962. |
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