giving viewer's a chance to see their favorite couples and the newest dances. The 4' 11' demonstrate the steps to Dick Clark. by By Sally A. Downey, Inquirer Staff Writer Published Dec 13, 2010 THIS PREMIUM CONTENT IS EXCLUSIVE TO SUBSCRIBERS Bandstand, which was broadcast from Philadelphia until moving to Los Angeles in 1964, helped promote the adolescent culture of the baby boom generation. This is the interview with Arlene, Kenny, Frank and Carole about their days on American Bandstand and their experiences with the Golden Boys. difficult for a singer twice her age. Clark was the perfect pitchman for sponsors whose products - from shampoo to acne The day of his indictment he drove the wrong way down a one-way street and hit a car; one of its passengers, a little girl, was seriously injured. dancing apart did not last on the show, but it did last in the clubs and bars room. out. I was sorry when the show relocated to California. American Bandstand was broadcasted nationally on August 5, 1957 with Dick Clark as the host. commission, a new dance RECORD to plug (through one of his many holdings), and To me, Bandstand was just a show that happened to originate nine miles from my house. '50s JITTERBUG abounded in the American culture, especially in television. Howdy Doody Show | I didnt connect particularly with the dancers or with the icky-pop Philadelphia style (Frankie Avalon, Fabian, Bobby Rydell) that got so much play from Clark. Bunny (Kathleen) Gibson was the only '50s Bandstander to go into a successful acting career in Hollywood. aka FAST DANCING Bandstand was to hold dance contests. possible on a show that morally towed the line. peer models. Among other influential Bandstanders: Bob Clayton, Steve Colanero, Carmen Jimenez, Pat Molittieri, Kenny Rossi, Arlene Sullivan, Frani Giordano, Frank Vacca, Mike Balara, Carole Scaldeferri, just to name a few! Her sport of choice is swimming. The podium was She met Carl LeGrand at a Denny's in Fort Myers, Fla. 184 talking about this. Paul Anka | Bandstand Fans Still Rave Over 50 Years Later "I would run home from school and my mom had the milk and chocolate chip cookies all ready for us to enjoy while we watched American Bandstand! California residents do not sell my data request. . "It's got a great beat and you can dance to it." I was a dancer in my hometown, but never danced like the Regulars. The Philadelphia way Chalypsoing, they were usually Jitterbugging. And the first day of the TV show, he had reason to look glum: no dancers appeared for the first 15 minutes (school has just let out). Mom is 85 now, but still does the jitterbug! I came from Northwest Philly, not South or West. Arlene and her gang dancing to the Stroll. constantly violated as the camera searched for better pictures of the dancing kids. Meanwhile, the radio version of the show continued, co-hosted by the boy from Syracuse, Dick Clark. Those immortal 77 Sunset Strip | Note: In 2002, the NBC drama AMERICAN DREAMS featured Meg Pryor (Brittany Snow), a fictional 15-year-old who like Carol Scaldeferri became a dancer on the American Bandstand program. 246 followers. used to carry mail to show. America's teens to dance in complete breakaway formation, with increasingly . I grew up in the 50s. When the American Bandstand and how the viewers at home got to know the kids on the show. Too much, it turned out. In this 718 Pins 1y P Collection by Patricia Standridge-Main Similar ideas popular now Partner Dance The Lennon Sisters Annette Funicello American Bandstand One way to spotlight the songs, the dancers, and the dances on American Clark was the perfect pitchman for sponsors whose products - from shampoo to acne I am looking forward to BANDSTAND DIARIES and again want to thank all the fantastic people who are bringing such happiness to our lives by this Dream Come True BANDSTAND DIARIES. ABC WFIL-TV studios 46th and Market Philadelphia Tony Cosmo with Pat Molittieri Mike and Arlene Sullivan Frani Giordana and Mike Mike with Carole Scaldeferri Mike proudly points to an LP record jacket, Dance with Dick Clark. (LogOut/ Were goin drop in (Drop!) of the winners confessed that the voting was done more on popularity merit. So attend to Ben Fong-Torres in his history of rock radio, The Hits Just Keep on Coming. When the auto-complete results are available, use the up and down arrows to review and Enter to select. or America into the modern era. Connie Francis ( Concetta Rosa Maria Franconero) was another favorite of Clark's, appeared many times and debuted " Who's Sorry Now ," her first hit ( MGM Records, 1958) on Bandstand. simplistic and tedious specialty dances (starting with the Twist, then the Pony, Kids in the studio loved them, and the viewers medication to watches - were targeted at the adolescent market. 50's TV Celebs | As audiences for Bandstand grew, so did the stakes for the dance contest winners, who . awkward moment, teens cooperated to eat up the string attached to a marshmallow. Clark's high podium, like a bandstand, set him apart from the dancers. See more of American Bandstand Dancers on Facebook their favorite regulars in the American Bandstand studio the next best thing was voting And that she once aspired to be a nun, but decided being a model or a teacher would better suit her career goal. The rules were simple. In the late fifties, as black cable that wove itself around the dance floor for the huge TV cameras that dominated Starting in 1956, when he assumed host duties on a Philadelphia afternoon TV show called Bandstand . The Jitterbug was a Philadelphia staple, and the most brutal, ugly, desperate, vicious form of expression, it has been my misfortune to He hosted game shows, produced reality series (TVs Bloopers and Practical Jokes) and John Carpenters Elvis biopic with Kurt Russell. to showcase new dances? The regulars also got to rate records, with comments to host Dick Clark such as, "It's got a good beat and you can dance to it.". medication to watches - were targeted at the adolescent market. letters came in, prompting Clark to joke that all the mail bags in Philadelphia were being This is AB Regular Bunny Gibson at the Enterprise Center - original home of American Bandstand when it was WFIL Studios. but their clothing, hairstyles, make-up, everything, after their favorite Bandstand Well "American Bandstand" stars Kenny Rossi and Arlene Sullivan. Justine Carelli (left) and Bunny Gibson(right) were very popular. In 1958 she recorded on of Most of us would love her to do a Spotlight Dance once again and tell us know how she is doing today. twelve million, Clark shifted from local spokesman for Barr's, a popular Philadelphia American Bandstand | took hom prizes that ranged from record albums to brand new cars. Joyce Papantouros. The couple lived in Pittsburgh, Ohio, California, and Florida before divorcing. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. the TV cameras spent extra time on these Bandstanders, their dance styles were more MONEY in the bank. Lou DeSera, Carmen Jimenez, Carole Scaldeferri, Rosemarie Little Roe DiCristo: they may sound like characters on The Sopranos, but they were just ordinary kids, with extraordinary luck of being in Philadelphia at the moment the old town lit the fuse for the rock explosion. They were like Dick Clark. I started to watch the dancers and the enthusiasm they showed. Although the personable Clark obviously enjoyed hosting In November 1957, the wild man Jerry Lee Lewis came on, pounded away at Great Balls of Fire and flipped his head forward, letting his hair spill over his face like a thick blond veil. Becky LaSpada, Carol Crossin, Arlene Sullivan, Gary Levine, and Bill Cook behind Dick Clark on right. And Clark went back to work, spinning discs. American Bandstand regulars. Slow Song~~~Sixteen CandlesTears on my Pillow(we did the The Strand to some slow songs), Fast Songs~~~Stagger Lee. and ages. More information Arlene Sullivan, Joe Jacovini, Frani Giordano Comments C Country Rushed home from school every day to watch Bandstand. THE 1970s: with disco and the hustle, partner dancing all came back. He brought rock 'n' roll in America's living rooms and made it acceptable for the whole family and kept at it for a half-century. When the And, Lindy Hop) the many new moves INTO their Jitterbug repertoire. MaryAnn Cuff LeGrand, 68, died Thursday, Dec. 2, of complications from reflex sympathetic dystrophy, a progressive neurological disorder, at Bethany Home in Alexandria, Minn. From 1956 to 1961, after her classes ended at West Philadelphia Catholic High School for Girls, she hurried to the nearby WFIL-TV studio at 46th and Market Streets to dance to rock-and-roll and rhythm and blues five days a week. He returned to Philadelphia to serve three months jail time for the DWI conviction. Explore. On the Bandstand! an important social phenomenon was utterly secondary to his interests. his massively complex record industry investments. and we fans know that Pat is Pat Molittieri who was an American Bandstand Regular along with Justine Carrelli in the late 1950s. Carole Scaldeferri and other teen regulars on the show in a 16 magazine exclusive. Sometimes we danced together. Anyway, American Bandstand ultimately brought and danced with, who learned the style from American Bandstand. Only they lived in your town.. But a whole generation (the 1960s teens) got left The picture was taken at the 55th Anniversary of American Bandstand in August 2012. Roll Call was a regular feature on Clark was, in the fullest sense of the word, a mediator between the kids watching his show and the adults walking past, seeing this nonthreatening face and figuring everything was OK. FRANI GIORDANO. The Rifleman TV show | and cinema performer Mickey Potenza, and the numerous boomers we've talked Connie Francis | Dick Clark succumbed today to a heart attack, leaving behind a media empire and a legacy as TVs preeminent disc jockey and baby-sitter for a generation of kids raised on rock n roll. Dick Clark inherited the original set for American Bandstand from Bob Change). One of the most popular dances created by the Bandstand crowd was the Jul 25, 2016 - Explore Linda Hersh's board "American Bandstand", followed by 447 people on Pinterest. Still, they Bing Crosby. Just some of the Regulars from Early American Bandstand that you will see are Harvey Robbins, Kenny Rossi, Arlene Sullivan, Frani Giordano, Peggy Leonard, Tex Connor, Charlotte Russo, Frankie Lobis, Carole Scaldeferri (a great close-up of her), Carole Gibson, Mary Beltranti--and I am sure each time I watch, I will see more. Dr Kildare Ben Casey - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - the teenage market expanded and the number of teenagers jumped from seven million to The rules were simple. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); DISABLED TV CHARACTERS In 1974 he inaugurated Dick Clarks New Years Rockin Eve, which continues each year under the Ryan Seacrest aegis. hometown. contest lasted three or four weeks, after which winners were announced on the air. boomers-fifties-pinups.com. romance between kids on the show - who danced with whom, how closely they danced, and how Were goin hopin today Frani Giordano Comments More like this 50s Dresses Dance Dresses The Lennon Sisters Sea Isle City American Bandstand Childhood Memories Vintage Photos One Piece Swimsuit Throwback Frani P Patricia Standridge-Main Billboard Hits Darlene Gillespie, star of "The Mickey Mouse Club". I can not find one thing about Frani now. rutgers soccer head coach; i speak victory david jennings chords. You could say that Clark was to rock n roll what Pat Boone was to Little Richard: the nice white man who made the rough stuff palatable. web of interests. record shop of the late forties or early fifties, when records were big, clunky 78 RPMs. As he noted later in his autobiography Rock, Roll & Remember: A record company could give a disc jockey $100,000, a list of records with how often to play each one, and it wasnt illegal. He informed the committee that he had divested himself of all outside interests. That was when Bandstand was truly Bandstand. Bartram,' "Scott fifteen, North Catholic." The Web: In retrospect, for Dick Clark in the '50s, dancing as came into more innocent contact with each other - spiced up the Bandstand program. Starting in 1956, when he assumed host duties on a Philadelphia afternoon TV show called Bandstand, Clark, 26, presided over a studio full of dancing teens like the nicest-ever homeroom teacher. abounded in the American culture, especially in television. Greatest Hits (1958), the first of the greatest hits albums, remained on the charts a course, if both partners succeeded they came as close to kissing each other as was the 1920s in the bars of Harlem and took the steps from the Shag and the Charleston. It lost its High School hop feel. Her favorite singers are Johnny October and Annette. He had been arrested for drunken driving before and here was again found to have been intoxicated. Dick Clark dies at 82; he introduced America to rock 'n' roll, Dick Clark, 1929-2012: 8 Memorable On-Air Moments, Dick Clark, Americas Party Chaperone, Dies at Age 82, The Anniversary You Cant Refuse: 40 Things You Didnt Know About, 90 Years of TIME Cover Stars: The Celebrities Who Defined a Century of Entertainment. October 27, 1959, was Brenda Lee Day On American Bandstand. TV studio than in the 1950s. In this Kids watching Bandstand at home were looking for any clues that signaled Hop, named after Charles Lindbergh, who had just made his historic solo flight across the Bartram,' "Scott fifteen, North Catholic." .good for any fast song, you could do in half time, The Hop~~~The Bop and the Stomp~~~Do it all to The Bristol Stomp. Dick Clark's unique talent was taking the music that America was afraid of In his testimony, Clark paraded the same agreeable cool that had pacified so many South Philly punks. But he It would be nice to know a little about her now. The 5 foot, 4 inch brown-eyed teen with black hair attended West Catholic Girls High School. When she was 8, she and her family moved to Philadelphia, where her father, James, operated Cuff's bar. The Roy Rogers Show on TV | Eddy, in the photo, didn't even know that Clark partly owned his career!) The show was important because thats how I learned to dance. A new dance meant a new dance SONG to Chalypso became popular, several songs were written specifically for it; the most formula was simple: three kids listened to three records and rated them between For teens who grew up in the late fifties, Mathis Frani Giordano was a popular with male viewers and she frequently received invitations from fraternities and colleges to be their prom queen. twelve million, Clark shifted from local spokesman for Barr's, a popular Philadelphia The podium was jewelry store, to a national spokesperson doing endorsements for hair tonic, chewing gum Then two girls showed up. The hosting job went to a dour fellow named Bob Horn, who had been running the Bandstand show on WFIL radio. for them in one of the shows many dance contests. His album, Johnny's In the 1960s she married Bob Babik. In the late fifties, as SOURCES: Conversations with Bandstand regular Bunny Gibson, conversations did, too. Jenny Ennvy. I went every day after school until one day Dick received a letter from someone and he interviewed me on the show. The nickname of teenager Carole Scaldeferri, an attractive, well-dressed precision dancer who frequently appeared in the early days on the rock and roll music program AMERICAN BANDSTAND/ABC/SYN/USA/1957-89 hosted by Dick Clark. And when Bandstand went national the following year, he became an important cultural force. first-prize in the Pony contest won by Frani Giordano and Mike Balara. (Annette would have an apt, attractive fit with the Philly paisans.) acting career in Hollywood. Nah, tightly woven lucrative I was a dancer on Dick Clark's American Bandstand in Philadelphia from 1952 to 1964. In 1927, the solos gave rise to a new variation, the Lindy Most of us would love her to do a Spotlight Dance once again and tell us know how she is doing today. Most of us would love her to do a Spotlight Dance once again and tell us know how she is doing today. A white line separated the cameras from the dancers, but the line was But I would do a poor job of it as I danced with the Top Ten. A memorial service was held this month in Minnesota. the show, American Bandstand was, in one sense, a vast promotional stage for American Bandstand - Broadcast History Bandstand began as a local program on WFIL-TV (now WPVI), Channel 6 in Philadelphia on October 7, 1952. to A Rose and a Candy Bar so as not to annoy the shows candy sponsors. But from 1957 through 1963, Bandstand was presented live from 46th and Market in Philadelphia for two and one-half hours every weekday, 90 minutes of it on ABC. Bandstand's "dance contests" were, in reality, only marginally about dancing: awkward moment, teens cooperated to eat up the string attached to a marshmallow. The Lennon Sisters. slow they danced together. successful was Billy and Lillie's "La Dee Dah" (1957). But I do remember seeing some of the kids from Bandstand occasionally on the elevated train near the shows West 46 Street studio. the Halloween shows were the Copyright Carolyn Passalaqua ALL RIGHTS RESERVED American Bandstand was the first National TV dance program that featured teenagers who danced to roll and roll music which was controversial at the time. 1950s Pop culture History |, Work products by Boomers Pinups- NOT FOR USE ON OTHER WEB PAGES simple dance could be done to songs as different as the Shirelle's "Will You Love Me viewers at home. Frani Giordano is still loved by American Bandstand fans almost 60 years after she stopped going to the show in 1960. They married in 1985 and moved to Minnesota in 2004. . (READ: Dick Clark, Americas Party Chaperone, Dies at Age 82). He played rock n roll and ballads, with little regard to the race of the singers (though the kids in the studio were white-only in the Philly days). My first impression was Wow, look at how these teens dance. On all the music they play Only Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon (1979) surpassed it. Chubby Checker sang and danced and got his start on the show with The Twist ( Parkway Records, 1960 ). More like this High School Dance there were many variations as there were Philadelphia neighborhoods. American Bandstand. In 1999, when the Washington Post published a series on the 1950s, it quoted MaryAnn Cuff, a Philadelphian who danced regularly on American Bandstand. In 1995, Mrs. LeGrand reunited with other Bandstand regulars at the Yo Philadelphia Festival on Penn's Landing. The show was "American Bandstand," and Dick Clark's clean-cut style meant the program had parents' stamp of approval. became top ten winners, demonstrating once again how their opinions counted. Paul Petersen & Donna Reed Show | the most popular games was musical chairs, where the masked teens rushed to find a seat Let's not put him down for this: there is a lot to be learned on the business Great Memories. Touch . Annette Funicello | . 15, 1957 debut on American Bandstand. Articles written about Scaldeferri at the time revealed that when the shy, soft spoken cover girl goes on a date, she expects the boy to be neat and well-groomed in appearance. week they pinned numbers on their backs, much like they did in the dance marathons in the Dick Clark. Atlantic. But because Clark was running things, Jerry Lees performance seemed less like outrage than an extension of entertainment. Like Rick Pierce, Bandstand dancer Sandra Mae Dawson, who died Feb. 25, 2008, at age 66, was into car racing. but made for good fun and more importantly, better TV. the teenage market expanded and the number of teenagers jumped from seven million to AMERICAN BANDSTAND, John A. Jackson (Oxford U., NY 1997) eighteen, she made Break It To Me Gently, a ballad whose emotional message would have been (This strange tale and others are related at the History of Rock n Roll website.). and soda. He also promoted gimmick tunes, like Tommy Facendas High School U.S.A., which had at least 28 different regional versions, each with a few dozen school names. kurt lichtmann. g b. thousands of fans sent their ballots to American Bandstand, PO Box 5, PA. he had seven hits, including the classic "Chances Are." Where things are poppin'(Pop!) He didnt say any of this was kosher; he just said it wasnt against the law. essentially a partner dance. Two years later, the show was a smash; it introduced dance crazes like the Bunny Hop, and Horn had received an award from TV Guide. Clark is an entrepreneurial genius. Here is a picture of the the Mashed Potatoes, the Jerk, the Monkey, etc.). of the winners confessed that the voting was done more on popularity merit. Mrs. LeGrand worked as a waitress for 33 years and trained waitresses for Denny's restaurants. When I came home from grade school, I would watch it with her! Clark's high podium, like a bandstand, set him apart from the dancers. I so wanted to be on that show and actually meet them (the Regulars) even if it was just for one day. donated to the Smithsonian Institute in 1981. The dance contests basically, popularity contests for the regulars would bring in 150,000 letters. In addition to her husband, Mrs. LeGrand is survived by sons Bobby and Billy Babik; daughters Debbi Campbell and Deanna Sloan; stepchildren Darlya Johnson, Carlya Lee, Stacy Magbee, and Curt LeGrand; a sister; 14 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Childhood Memories. Contestants had to sign up to get a number, then once a dancing, he might have encouraged his regulars to INCORPORATE (as happened in More information Frani Giordano on the dance floor on American Bandstand early 1960s. Frani Giordano (American Bandstand regular). My favorites were Frani Giordano (AB), Karen, Darlene and Annette (MMC) and, Photo - Annette Funicello - The Mickey Mouse Club | eBay, Photo - Annette Funicello - The Mickey Mouse Club - | eBay, Photo - Jimmie Dodd and Annette Funicello - The Mickey Mouse Club | eBay, Photo - Darlene Gillespie and Annette Funicello - The Mickey Mouse Club | eBay, Disneys Mickey Mouse Club Mouseketeers with Walt Disney Signed Photo | eBay. Her favorite food is her mothers home-made lasagne. They seemed to inhabit another world, he writes of the top-40 jocks. Collins, NY 1997) So kudos after all to Dick Clark, a master at going with Clark who had become a millionaire by investing in 33 music-related businesses and by being given the royalty rights to 143 songs, many of which he promoted on Bandstand was much smoother. dillard's suit separates; what do you call someone who interviews celebrities; p sherman 42 wallaby way, sydney wiki . They gave away cash and prizes on the air, and they presided over sock hops and Bandstand-style shows on local television. The record and dance took off, swept the nation. Charlotte Russo with Dick Clark at Bandstand on Valentine's Day. Born in Philadelphia, Jerome Alphonse Holst worked 30 years as a librarian. She was one of my favorites did she get married? DICK CLARK'S AMERICAN BANDSTAND, Dick Clark Productions, Inc. (Harper You want to know if I was ON American Bandstand? At the end, Chairman Orrin Harris called him A fine young man. (Well, he looked clean.) Touch device users, explore by touch or with swipe gestures. https://disabledtvcharactersblog.wordpress.com/, ENCHANTED AMERICA The painted background was that of a She also enjoys reading and writing poetry. Today. My interest in American Bandstand came from having a teenage babysitter who watched the show after school. words came to represent the most popular feature of American Bandstand, Record Review. Our favorites were Arlene Sullivan, Kenny Rossi, Carole Scaldiferri, Carmen and Ivette Jimenez and Frani Giordano. Then it was hosted by Bob Horn and was called Bob Horn's Bandstand.On July 9 of 1956 the show got a new host, a clean-cut 26 year old named Dick Clark. The week they pinned numbers on their backs, much like they did in the dance marathons in the the dance floor. wasn't released until 1960, when it went to the top of the charts. She introduced me to the dances like the Twist, Jerk, and Mashed Potato. "It's Not For Me To Say," teenagers had their Frank Sinatra. He would host the show, on networks and in syndication, for another 25 years, becoming the Lawrence Welk of rock. Vacca, Mike Balara, Carole Scaldeferri, just to name a few! He admitted that he had made some nice returns on his investments: a $125 stake in Jamie Records earned him a profit of $11,900. 6y. August 14, 2012 @ 10:28 PM. In fact, she was "the first female car racer at . thirties. . But on Bandstand episodes that rerun in the minds of a million 50s kids, he is the worlds oldest teenagers best long-distance friend. Carole Ann Elizabeth Scaldeferri was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on November 23, 1943. donated to the Smithsonian Institute in 1981. Kenny and Arlene and Bob and Justine were my favorites because in my opinion they were the best dancers and I loved to copy them. In 1964, as his media empire grew, Clark left Philadelphia for Los Angeles, where the dancing teens were more golden, like the surfers and bunnies in the Beach Party movies of the time. In the innocent fifties euphemisms for touching and sex To many kids across the country, Kenny Rossi and Arlene Sullivan, Justine Carelli and Bob Clayton, Kathleen Bunny Gibson and Ed Kelly, Carmen MonteCarlo and Charlie Zamil were Americas sweethearts, their lives followed as avidly as soap opera characters. Harmless games - where kids contest lasted three or four weeks, after which winners were announced on the air. and dancing with Bandstand regular Steve Colanero, NYC dance pros Meredith Chuck Berry didnt need prompting to insert, in his Sweet Little Sixteen, the lines Well, theyll be rockin on Bandstand, Philadelphia, P.A.. thirty-five and ninety-eight. He helped link up enough sponsors to make American Bandstand one television's (The other guests that day were the teen duo Tom and Jerry, later known as Simon and Garfunkel.) record shop of the late forties or early fifties, when records were big, clunky 78 RPMs. I cant dance, dont ask me. He didnt talk with eccentric urgency, like so many of the radio DJs of the time; his only coinages were IFIC (from Flavor-ific, to describe Beechnut Gum, sponsor of a Saturday night show he hosted for a few years) and gesachtstehagen (then, and now, undecipherable to me). The kids were usually right in their judgments, picking scores of songs that Dick Clark inherited the original set for American Bandstand from Bob Horn's Bandstand, the show Clark took over in 1956. it came back with much greater sophistication, and a much more dance friendly The fan mail was unimaginable: 45,000 letters a week. dynamo had been performing since she was a toddler, by the age of six had her own fifteen The Original Set. Among other influential Bandstanders: Bob Clayton, Steve Colanero, Carmen possible on a show that morally towed the line. During the contests, 150,00 ballots and Enjoy. My vow was to learn the steps in front of the TV which I did! Watch. When the show went national in 1957, they gave their names, ages and their But, the money It came, it went: Had Dick Clark valued the significance of partner I'm Sorry, Sweet What great memories of youth! Jan 18, 2019 - Arlene Sullivan and Frani Giordano on the American Bandstand dance floor late 1950s. and soda. All the way to the bank. And they acquired something like the young luster of Annette Funicello on another ABC afternoon attraction, The Mickey Mouse Club. Frani Giordano on the dance floor on American Bandstand early 1960s.
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