Dean Martin Christmas Show (December 19, 1968)

Hey pallies, likes on the huge heels of yester-Dino-day's Dino-gram featurin' the extraordinary 1967
Dino-show's swank seasonal special featurin' fam Martin and fam Sintra makin' their spirits brighter then bright we share with all youse Dino-philes on this 5th day of Dino-winter month the 1968 version of our most beloved Dino's sensational seasonal salute.

Likes this is the Dino-dvd releases a few years ago by Time-Life and is coolly chocked full of Dino-wintery croons and more.  Below the youtube vid is a in depth listin' of the the complete contents of this Dino-treasure to add to your Dino-knowledge.

Once 'gain we are sharin' this Dino-treasure early in Dino-winter month  hopin' that all youse Dino-philes will make the time in your schedules to view this stunnin' special and likes perhaps gather all youse pallies to enjoy these wonderful wintery moments with our most beloved Dino.

We Remain,

Yours In Dino,

Dino Martin Peters




The Dean Martin Christmas Show (December 19, 1968).

Opening Production Number, sung by Jack Halloran's Choir & featuring Dean Martin, Dean's Girls & the show's dancers dressed as Santa Claus: "Look At That Face"; "Be A Santa"
Dean Martin: "A Marshmallow World"
The Golddiggers: "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town"
Dean Martin & The Golddiggers: Medley: "Daddy" / "True Love" / "We Wish You The Merriest"
Dennis Weaver: "The Marvelous Toy"
Entire Cast: Medley of Christmas Carols: "Deck The Halls" / "Joy To The World" / "Silent Night"
Dean Martin: "Christmas Is For Kids" (sung over footage of Christmas toys)
Entire Cast: "We Wish You A Merry Christmas"
Also appearing: Bob Newhart and Dom DeLuise, plus cameos by dozens of celebrities, including Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra Jr. and Johnny Carson, announcing the sending of gifts of toys to children in hospitals and through various charities.