Gisele MacKenzie: Songs from Your Hit Parade #10

Saturday night TV time in the 1950's was highlighted by appearances of Gisele MacKenzie on Your Hit Parade and her own NBC series. Here are songs Gisele sang during her four year run as a star of Hit Parade.

The Street Where You Live is from the Broadway show, My Fair Lady, and perfectly performed by Gisele MacKenzie as a painter at work outside her boyfriend's apartment.

Gisele perform another Broadway hit as a bride in June Is Busting Out All Over...a Hit Parade Extra.

Next, Gisele joins commercial spokesperson, Julia Meade, for a good word about Your Hit Parade co-sponsor, Quick home permanents from Richard Hudnutt.

One of Gisele's co-stars on Hit Parade, Snooky Lanson, joins Gisele for a Lucky Strike Extra, It's a Big Wide Wonderful World.

Next Gisele is a damsel in distress as she is saved by a knight in shining armor and sings the 4 Lads' hit recording, No Not Much.

From an Easter show, Gisele is a toy cowgirl as she sings The Rock and Roll Waltz assisted by Russell Arms and Snooky Lanson and a herd of rocking horses.

This segment of Gisele MacKenzie highlights from Your Hit Parade ends with Gisele joining the cartoon character, Happy Joe Lucky, for a Lucky Strike commercial.