The morning version of the show, originating in Hollywood, was a collection of music, songs and topical discussions directed at housewives.
Judd Whiting was the director for the program, which originated from WCBS in New York City.
[4] However, the Total Television reference book by Alex McNeil says "his prime-time half-hour show ... replaced The Burns and Allen Show for the summer," giving a starting date of July 3, 1952, and an ending date of September 4, 1952.
[5] Evening show guests included characters from Pearce’s successful radio programs: Arlene Harris (the “Human Chatterbox”), Bill Comstock (as “health expert” Tizzie Lish), Yogi Yorgesson, and singer Art Morton.
While television executives, always on the look out for talent, were enthusiastic about the shows, neither the audience nor the network affiliates shared their enthusiasm.