Lawrence Welk Show - Tribute to Famous Entertainers from 1974 - Guy Hovis Hosts

This show first aired on May 4, 1974. It salutes performers Pat Boone, Lynn Anderson, Bobby Darin, Harry James and others.
Lawrence also salutes Lois Lamont, celebrating her 29th year as secretary for the Music Makers.
I had to edit some different VHS tapes together in order to capture as much of the program as possible, but there is at least one hosting segments missing.

00:00 "That's Entertainment" Gail, Cissy, Mary Lou, Anacani, Jimmy, Arthur, Bobby, Ken
01:28 "Rose Garden" Ava Barber
04:50 Medley:
a) "Does Your Heart Beat for Me?" Orchestra with trombonist Barney Liddell
b) "You Made Me Love You" Johnny Zell on trumpet
07:15 "Fascination" Norma Zimmer with violinist Joe Livoti
10:05 "Give a Little Lovin'" Sandi Griffith, Gail Farrell, Mary Lou Metzger and orchestra
12:49 Arthur Duncan, Bobby Burgess & Jack Imel do an impression of the Step Brothers
15:04 "If I Were a Carpenter" Guy Hovis
19:14 "It's Impossible" Anacani
21:44 "Carmen's Boogie" (Boogie version of La Habanera from Bizet’s Carmen): Bob Ralston at the piano
24:24 "Try a Little Kindness" Clay Hart (also on guitar)
27:56 "In Acapulco" danced by Bobby Burgess & Cissy King
29:51 "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" Jim Roberts with the saxophone section
33:25 "April Love" Tom Netherton with Bob Ralston at the piano
35:32 "Moonglow" orchestra with Norma Zimmer
38:15 "Rock-a-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody" Ken Delo
40:36 "The Woodchopper's Ball" orchestra with Henry Cuesta on clarinet
43:40 "Goodnight Irene" Joe Feeney with chorus and Myron Floren on accordion
45:58 "I'm Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover" Bob Lido & the Hotsy Totsy Boys and chorus