kollege of musical knowledge造句

• In April 1938, the network picked up " Kollege of Musical Knowledge ".
• Music was the basis for several quiz shows, such as " Kay Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge ".
• In 1943, Carroll joined Kay Kyser's band, known as the " Kollege of Musical Knowledge ", as a featured vocalist.
• Her husband decided to retire at age 44 when his " Kollege of Musical Knowledge " program went off the air; Georgia was 15 years his junior.
• Wasserman helped create MCA's radio show, " Kay Kyser and His Kollege of Musical Knowledge ", which debuted on NBC Radio that same year.
• He began his career playing trumpet in various bands and then became musical director and supervisor of the NBC radio show " Kay Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge ."
• Babbitt also appeared in seven movies that starred Kyser and was featured on " Kay Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge, " a popular comedy-musical radio quiz show on NBC.
• The Kyser band featured serious swing arrangements but also comedic touches, and it gained a wide following with the radio and television quiz program " Kay Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge ."
• He took over from band-leader Kay Kyser as host of the TV version of NBC quiz show " Kollege of Musical Knowledge " when it returned briefly in 1954 after a four-year hiatus.
• After a four-year hiatus, the " Kollege of Musical Knowledge " was revived by Tennessee Ernie Ford, prior to the launching of his own NBC program, " The Ford Show ", which ran from 1956 to 1961.
• At that moment, already inside the house and popping his head behind Mary, is Kay Kyser in his cap and gown professorial regalia from radio's Kollege of Musical Knowledge shouting, at both of them, one of his catchphrases, " That's it, that's it, yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah, that's it, that's it ! ".
• Feldman arranged for Kyser s Kollege of Musical Knowledge radio program, and then became the band leader for several radio programs : " The Jack Paar Program " ( 1947 1949 ), " The Hardy Family " 1952-1953, as well as work on " The Fitch Bandwagon ", " The Life of Riley ", and the " Sweeney and March Show ".
• In 1954, he hosted a brief revival of Kay Kyser's " Kollege of Musical Knowledge, " a quiz show on NBC . His subsequent " The Ford Show " was frequently among the Top 20 programs, finishing in the Nielsen ratings at # 19 for the 1956-1957 season, # 14 in 1957-1958, # 20 in 1958-1959, # 14 in 1959-1960 and # 24 in 1960-1961.
• "Kay left a strong recording legacy in American popular music, including his'Kollege of Musical Knowledge,'" said Babbitt . " I'm very fortunate and proud to have been an integral part of that band and that legacy . " Some of the band members, including Babbitt and Kabibble, noted that Kyser was difficult to know personally . " Kay was a businessman, " explained Babbitt . " We all liked him and liked what he stood for.