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The Pat Boone–Chevy Showroom
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The Pat Boone–Chevy Showroom

American television program
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The Pat Boone–Chevy Showroom was an American television program hosted by singer Pat Boone. It aired on NBC from 1957 to 1960. The show was a variety program, a popular genre during television's Golden Age, featuring musical performances and guest stars. Boone was known for his wholesome image and pop hits in the 1950s, often recording cover versions of songs by African American artists. The show was part of the broader trend of variety shows that drew inspiration from vaudeville and radio programming, offering a mix of entertainment that appealed to a wide audience.12

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