What was the first US TV show that the Beatles first appered on?

Answer 1

The United States:On December 10, 1963, CBS's Walter Cronkite News in New York City aired a film clip of a Beatles' interview and a performance of "She Loves You". The Beatles were on a film performing "She Loves You" and newsreel footage from England's BBC on NBC's Jack Paar Show in New York City on January 3, 1964. They made their live U. S. debut performing five songs on CBS's The Ed Sullivan Show in New York City on February 9, 1964. An estimated 73 million watched television as the Beatles performed "All My Loving", "Till There Was You", "She Loves You", I Saw Her Standing There" and "I Want to Hold Your Hand".

The United Kingdom:On October 17, 1962 The Beatles made their first television appearance at the Cavern in Liverpool's market district on a show called "People and Places" on Granada Television in England. This show was prefilmed on August 22, 1962.

Although the first TV appearance was on "People and Places" and on the 17th Oct 62 it was not from "The Cavern" but from the Granada TV Studios Manchester - the filming from The Cavern had taken place on the 22nd August 62 for a TV show called "Know The North" But was not shown until after The Beatles became famous.

Answer 2

The Beatles first TV appearance was in Manchester, England for a local programme called "People and Places" on October 17, 1962.

There first national TV appearance was "Thank Your Lucky Stars" on 13 January 1963 in London. This was a very important appearance as the bad weather meant a huge teenage audience.

The Beatles first big TV appearance in the US was on the Ed Sullivan Show.

Answer 3

THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW was the first show the Beatles performed on IN the U.S. They performed on the show for the first time on February 9th 1964. They later performed on other shows like Hullabaloo and Shindig.

Answer 4

The Ed Sullivan Show

A promotional film of the Beatles was first aired on The Jack Paar Show prior to their Sullivan debut. MP