and he achieved enormous popularity on the small screen on the long-running Perry Como Show, which won him an Emmy in 1956. At 21, Como embarked on a career as a professional entertainer ...

Just ask the enthusiastic audience, ranging from 1-year-olds to the most senior of citizens, that packed the hall for an early evening performance of The Perry Como Christmas Show. The key factor ...

He made his television debut in 1948 on NBC’s Chesterfield Supper Club and two years later jumped to CBS for The Perry Como Show. He returned to NBC in 1955 and kept a weekly show until 1963.

"The Perry Como Show" was a staple on NBC for 15 years, from December 1948 to June 1963. Of the thousands of television shows in the medium's history, only two have been on the air longer ...

Two years later he switched to CBS for “The Perry Como Show,” which ran for five years. His most popular stint, however, was back on NBC starting in 1955 with the show featuring his theme ...

However, General Artists Corporation contacted him, and he was offered his own radio show for $100 per week and an RCA Victor recording contract. By 1943, Perry Como was a New York personality and a ...

Como taped “The Perry Como Show” at CBS studios on 54th Street in the 1950s, just a stone’s throw from Gallaghers. The space later became Studio 54. Zac Bissonnette — a finance ...

Perry Como, the crooning baritone barber famous for his relaxed vocals, cardigan sweaters and television Christmas specials, died Saturday after a lengthy illness. Como died in his sleep at his ...

Perry sings traditional favourites and carols. Show more Perry Como's Christmas Show from 1974 represents the beloved crooner's decades-long association with holiday television specials that ...

and he achieved enormous popularity on the small screen on the long-running Perry Como Show, which won him an Emmy in 1956. At 21, Como embarked on a career as a professional entertainer ...