Frank Sinatra Show

Seasons

1957

7.2

Frank Sinatra hosts a variety show.

Episode List

S1 • E1

Bob Hope, Peggy Lee and Kim Novak

S1 • E2

That Hogan Man

The friends and adopted children of a New York taxi driver try to play matchmaker for the unsuspecting single man.

S1 • E3

The Tri-Tones

Frank is joined by the Tri-Tones, a trio of female close-harmony singers consisting of his daughter, Nancy Sinatra, and her high school friends, Belinda Burrell and Jane Ross on "Side by Side". Frank also performs five solo numbers.

S1 • E4

Peggy Lee

S1 • E5

The McGuire Sisters

S1 • E6

Erin O'Brien

S1 • E7

Dean Martin

S1 • E8

A Gun at His Back

When the police can't find his stolen taxi, the cab driver decides to start his own investigation.

S1 • E9

Take Me to Hollywood

A talent scout assigned to turn an inexperienced actress into a polished performer finds himself falling in love with his pupil.

S1 • E10

Happy Holidays with Bing and Frank

A special Christmas-themed musical-variety episode guest starring Bing Crosby.

S1 • E11

The Feeling Is Mutual

Two lonely people meet in New York City's Central Park and strike up a friendship.

S1 • E12

Dinah Shore

S1 • E13

Robert Mitchum

Frank is asked by a friend to perform at his child's senior prom but learns the dance committee would prefer to hire a rock-and-roll band.

S1 • E14

Louis Prima and Keely Smith

S1 • E15

Jo Stafford

S1 • E16

Sammy Davis Jr.

S1 • E17

Jeannie Carson

Shirley Jones, Nancy Sinatra, Jesse White, Alice Pearce

S1 • E18

Shirley Jones, Nancy Sinatra, Jesse White, Alice Pearce

S1 • E19

A Time to Cry

A murderer holds a woman hostage in her frontier cabin.

S1 • E20

Van Johnson

S1 • E21

Edie Adams

Frank Sinatra and Edie Adams sing while Stan Freberg interviews a man from the moon.

S1 • E22

Eydie Gorme

S1 • E23

The Man on the Stairs

A youthful dancer becomes involved with a moody painter who lives in her apartment building.

S1 • E24

Eddie Fisher

S1 • E25

Spike Jones and Helen Grayco

Jesse White tells Frank Sinatra that Nelson Riddle's orchestra is drowning out his feeble voice, so he has hired a smaller band. The smaller band turns out to be Spike Jones and his City Slickers, who promptly transform the program into a non-stop musical joke. Jesse and Spike put on a Telethon to raise money for Frank, one of the great entertainers of "yesteryear." Frank is at first insulted, but then decides, "A buck is a buck." In the grand finale, Frank sings Spike's hit version of "Chloe", with Spike Jones backing.

S1 • E26

The Brownstone Incident

During an oppressive heatwave, a husband and wife have a violent argument over the virtues of city versus suburban living.

S1 • E27

Ethel Merman

Frank is joined by Ethel Mermen for an evening of comedy and song. In the featured sketch, Frank and Ethel play a high-powered show-business couple who are surprised by a TV interviewer and have to conceal that their home is a mess.