Hello, I have been desperately searching for various television appearences of Madeline Kahn particulary on The tonight show. I know she had various appearences through the years. If anyone has any of her appearences please pm me or reply I will trade with other Madeline fans or even pay for stuff. Thank you for any help! These are the eps she was on:

– Episode dated 11 December 1975 (1975) …
– Episode dated 25 December 1974 (1974)
– Episode dated 1 November 1974 (1974)

I am also looking for her rosie o'donnell and david letterman episodes as well!

I am a huge Madeline Kahn fan as well, she is one of my favorites. I would be interested if anyone has these as well (well, maybe not so much Rosie as i can't stand her).

trixiedelight: Off the top of my head, I have these:

-Cosby (nearly complete series, I think I'm missing 2 episodes?)
-Saturday Night Live from 1995, host: Madeline Kahn, musical guest: Bush
-Fridays episode from the early 80's, host: Madeline Kahn, musical guest: Frankie and the Knockouts
-4 episodes of Mr. President
-plus a really great Diet Coke commercial where she appears as a ghost.

what do you have to trade?

I have the following footage:

Anyone Can Whistle Concert
1995 ~ Carnegie Hall, NY
Hosted by Angela Lansbury. Scott Bakula,. Bernadette Peters, Madeline Kahn.* Presented by Gay Men's Health Crisis Special Events.* Pro Shot.* (Water Mark along bottom of video reads "No copy/No Broadcast,"*very light, and does not interfere with video quality.)*** A-


Celebrating Gershwin
12/29/87 ~ PBS-TV
Drew Barrymore, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Gregg Burge, Rosemary Clooney, Bob Dylan, Michael Feinstein, Cynthia Haymon, Ruby Hinds, Madeline Kahn, Larry Kert, Manhattan Rhythm Kings, Maureen McGovern, Erie Mills, Liza Minnelli, Chita Rivera, Bobby Short, Tommy Tune, Christopher Walkin, televised concert special featuring the work of George & Ira Gershwin. A


Drama League’s Tribute To The Broadway Lyricists
1/17/93 ~ New York
The Broadway lyricists Adams, Comden, Green, Ebb, Harnick, Maltby, Rome, Zippel are honored. With Marilyn Cooper, Gregg Edelman, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Celeste Holm, Madeline Kahn, Judy Kaye, Marla Maples, Sally Mayes, James Naughton, Phyllis Newman, Marni Nixon, Lea Salonga, Paul Sorvino. Filmed using multiple cameras with sound patched directly in from the soundboard. Some generational loss. A-




Easter Bonnet Competition
1993 ~ New York
Bill Irwin, Christopher Durang, Larry Gatlin, Nathan Lane, Marla Maples, Bernadette Peters, Faith Prince, Michael Rupert, Martin Short, Madeline Kahn, Laurie Beechman...more.* Pro-shot for video. * A-


Scrambled Feet* (Enhanced DVD)
1982 ~ Pro shot for TV
Madeline Kahn, John Driver, Jeffery Haddow, Roger Neil.* Music and Lyrics by John Driver & Jeffery Haddow.** A



Oh Madeline
2/21/84 ~ ABC-TV
Madeline Kahn, James Sloyan, Louis Giambaluo, Jesse Wells. "Ladies Night Out" episode from Madeline Kahn's short lived sitcom. Featuring an appearance by the Chippendales. Complete with original commercials. A-



Merv Griffin's Broadway
1980 ~ TV
Ethel Merman, Stockard Channing, Christine Ebersol, Jossie DeGuzman, Patty Lupone, Madeline Kahn, Pat Carroll, Liza Minnelli, more. Filmed at the Vivian Beaumont Theatre at Lincoln Center. About 2 hours. A


Sondheim At Carnegie Hall
1992 ~ PBS TV
Concert directed and choreographed by Susan Stroman. Bill Irwin, Patrick Cassidy, Victor Garber, Madeline Kahn, Liza Minnelli, Dorothy Louden, Patty LuPone, Betty Buckley, Glenn Close, Bernadette Peters, and a young Daisy Egan singing a very memorable rendition of "Broadway Baby." Also feature an appearance by Sondheim himself. A



At Long Last Love
1975 ~ (Musical/Comedy)
Burt Reynolds, Cybil Shepherd, Madeline Kahn, Eileen Brennan. This film was director Peter Bogdanovich's honor to musical comedies of the 1930's. After the movie was pulled from theaters due to scathing reviews and poor ticket sales, Bogdanovich wrote an open letter printed in newspapers throughout the country, apologizing for the quality of the film. A



Happy Birthday, Gemini
1980 ~ (Comedy/Drama)
Madeline Kahn, Rita Moreno, Robert Viharo, Alan Rosenburg, Timothy Jenkins, Michael Holton.* "This routine drama-comedy about the trials of walking out of the closet has some notable performances such as that of Madeleine Kahn as a salty, warm-hearted, and terribly promiscuous neighbor, and Robert Viharo as an outgoing father. Francis Gemini (Alan Rosenberg) has a romance going with Judith (Sarah Holcomb) until he drops her after a few nights of intimacy. Besieged by guilt and misgivings, Francis is eventually forced to admit that he is really in love with her brother Randy (David Marshall Grant), who does not really live up (or down) to his name. Randy is a wealthy, conservative Harvard student and Francis is a poor and liberal Harvard student. The story is based on the play Gemini by Albert Innaurato."** A*




Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved Hollywood
1976 ~ (Comedy)
Bruce Dern, Madeline Kahn, Art Carny, Phil Silvers, Teri Garr, Robert Alda, Morey Amsterdam, Billy Barty, Edgar Bergen, Milton bearle, Joan Blondell.* "In 1924 Estie comes to Hollywood to become an actress, but the dog that followed her becomes the star."** A



At Long Last Cole-What A Swell Party It Was!
4/10/75 ~ NBC-TV
Hosted by George Hamilton, with Fred Astaire, Peter Bogdanovich, Ray Bolger, Eileen Brennen, Buddy Ebson, Cary Grant, Gene Hackman, Madeline Kahn, Howard Keel, Lorna Luft, Shirley MacLaine, Henry Mancini, Mary Martin, Ethel Merman, Ann Miller, Liza Minnelli, Juliet Prowse, Vincent Minnelli, Burt Reynolds, Ginger Rogers, Roy Rogers, Roseland Russell, Cybil Shepherd, Dinah Shore. “A delightful, delicious, delovely tribute to Cole Porter. A special star-studded gala event filmed at 20th Century Fox studios for the premiere of "At Long Last Love." About an hour and 40 minutes. Commercials have been edited out. A





Irving Berlin’s 100th Birthday
5/27/88 ~ CBS-TV
Bea Arthur, Tony Bennet, Barry Bostwick, Nell Carter, Ray Charles, Rosemary Clooney, Nataie Cole, Michael Feinstein, Bob Hope, Marilyn Horne, Madeline Kahn, Shirley MacLaine, Maureen McGovern, Willie Nelson, Jerry Orbach, Maryann Plunkette, Frank Sinatra, Issac Stern, Tommy Tune, Jerry Orbach, more… “Musical special to celebrate Irving Berlin’s 100th birthday. He died one year later at 101.” Complete with original commercials. Slight buzzing sound throughout. A-

I just sent pm messages to you both!

I should also mention if anyone has the television show New York News I would love to have that as well. PM if you do and I will share my list of things I have.