Season
Episode
- Episode 1: The Dunhills
- Episode 2: Gary Crosby
- Episode 3: The Jordanaires / Carl Sandburg / Tony Roberts
- Episode 4: Sammy Davis Jr.
- Episode 5: Andy Griffith
- Episode 6: Jimmy Durante / Peggy Sands
- Episode 7: Red Skelton
- Episode 8: Helen Traubel
- Episode 9: Ella Fitzgerald / George Jessell
- Episode 10: Eydie Gorme
- Episode 11: Peter Lorre / Janis Paige / George Arnold Ice Revue
- Episode 12: Tommy Sands / Judy Canova
- Episode 13: Tallulah Bankhead
- Episode 14: Mahalia Jackson
- Episode 15: Ed Wynn / Frankie Avalon
- Episode 16: Joan Davis / Bob Crosby
- Episode 17: Jo Stafford / Dennis Day
- Episode 18: William Bendix
- Episode 19: The McGuire Sisters / Rory Calhoun
- Episode 20: Ames Brothers / Johnny Puleo & his Harmonica Gang
- Episode 21: Martha Raye
- Episode 22: Count Basie's Orchestra feat. Joe Williams
- Episode 23: Yvonne DeCarlo / The Four Lads / The Trio Cottas
- Episode 24: Edgar Bergen / Darvis & Julia
- Episode 25: Janis Paige
- Episode 26: Martha Raye
- Episode 27: Janik & Arnault
- Episode 28: Ginger Rogers / Janik & Arnault
- Episode 29: Carl Sandburg / The Jordanaires / Marie McDonald
- Episode 30: Janis Paige (first Dave King Show)
- Episode 31: June Havoc
- Episode 32: Sally Ann Howes
- Episode 33: Zsa Zsa Gabor
- Episode 34: Gretchen Wyler
- Episode 35: Celeste Holm
- Episode 36: Maureen Cannon
- Episode 37: The Jerry Packer Singers
- Episode 38: Peggy King
- Episode 39: Anita Darian
- Episode 40: Glen Mason
- Episode 41: Carol Lawrence
- Episode 42: Sandy Stewart
- Episode 43: Joyce Hahn
- Episode 44: Bet E. Martin
- Episode 45: Vicki Stuart; The Lally Twins
- Episode 46: Johnny Mercer
- Episode 47: Gloria DeHaven
- Episode 48: Final Dave King Show (farewell party)
Kraft Music Hall Season 1 Johnny Mercer
Kraft Music Hall is an umbrella title for several television series aired by NBC in the United States from the 1950s to the 1970s in the musical variety genre, sponsored by Kraft Foods, the producers of a well-known line of cheeses and related dairy products. Their commercials were usually announced by "The Voice of Kraft", Ed Herlihy.
