| | Among the entertainers who joined Boone were [[Italians|Italian]] actress and [[opera]] singer Anna Maria Alberghetti in the premiere episode. Shirley Jones, later the mother on ABC's ''The Partridge Family'', guest starred in the second episode, and [[It's Always Jan|Janis Paige]], whose own attempt at network television, ''[[It's Always Jan]],'' a 1955-1956 [[CBS]] situation [[comedy]] had ended after twenty-six weeks, was the guest on the third episode. Many of Boone's guests were [[rock and roll]] singers, such as Bobby Rydel, Fabian, and Connie Francis, but [[Country music|Country]] and Western stars Red Foley (Boone's father-in-law), [[Roy Rogers]], and The Sons of the Pioneers also performed.<ref name=tvcom>{{cite web|url=http://www.tv.com/pat-boone-chevy-showroom/show/2193/episode.html?tag=list_header;paginator;1&season=1|title=Episode Guide, ''Pat Boone Chevy Showroom''|publisher=tv.com|accessdate=November 17, 2010}}</ref> | | Among the entertainers who joined Boone were [[Italians|Italian]] actress and [[opera]] singer Anna Maria Alberghetti in the premiere episode. Shirley Jones, later the mother on ABC's ''The Partridge Family'', guest starred in the second episode, and [[It's Always Jan|Janis Paige]], whose own attempt at network television, ''[[It's Always Jan]],'' a 1955-1956 [[CBS]] situation [[comedy]] had ended after twenty-six weeks, was the guest on the third episode. Many of Boone's guests were [[rock and roll]] singers, such as Bobby Rydel, Fabian, and Connie Francis, but [[Country music|Country]] and Western stars Red Foley (Boone's father-in-law), [[Roy Rogers]], and The Sons of the Pioneers also performed.<ref name=tvcom>{{cite web|url=http://www.tv.com/pat-boone-chevy-showroom/show/2193/episode.html?tag=list_header;paginator;1&season=1|title=Episode Guide, ''Pat Boone Chevy Showroom''|publisher=tv.com|accessdate=November 17, 2010}}</ref> |
| − | Boone was "discovered" in 1954 on both ''Ted Mack and the Original Amateur Hour'' and ''Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts.''<ref name=totalt/> Godfrey was among Boone's long list of guest stars on the ABC variety program. Andy William], later star of his own [[NBC]]-TV series was a semi-regular, having appeared on the program six times; Jaye P. Morgan and Joel Grey, three times each. | + | Boone was "discovered" in 1954 on both ''Ted Mack and the Original Amateur Hour'' and ''Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts.''<ref name=totalt/> Godfrey was among Boone's long list of guest stars on the ABC variety program. Andy Williams (1927-2012), later star of his own [[NBC]]-TV series was a semi-regular, having appeared on the program six times; Jaye P. Morgan and Joel Grey, three times each. |