REMEMBERING OCCUPATIONS as we recall some of the jobs people have had over the years. It’s a musical tribute to employers and employees, career men and women, and full- and part-timers. Punching in on our time-clock are such wage-earners as Sammy Kaye, Kay Kyser, Michael Feinstein, Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney, and Betty Hutton.

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A SECRETARY IS NOT A TOY – Excerpt from the 1967 film “How to Succeed in Business.” Maureen Arthur appears as the new secretary recently hired by the boss, Rudy Vallee. (6 minutes)

SIXTEEN TONS – Johnny Cash sings in a coal mine in this music video appearance. (3 minutes)

SHAVE AND A HAIRCUT —          TWO BITS  — The fascinating origin of knocking with rhythm. From Australian TV. (3 minutes)

THE WAITER, THE PORTER AND THE UPSTAIRS MAID – Bing Crosby, Mary Martin and Jack Teagarden perform the Johnny Mercer song in this clip from the 1941 film, “The Birth of the Blues.” (4 minutes)

ROSIE THE RIVETER – The story behind the legend in this U.S. government-produced documentary. (4 minutes)

THERE’S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS – Judy Garland welcomes Barbra Streisand (and Ethel Merman) to her television show on October 6, 1963. (5 minutes)