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Tonight Live with Steve Vizard (11/02/1991)

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Complete episode of chat/variety show "Tonight Live with Steve Vizard", recorded from Channel Seven on the 11th of February, 1991. Featuring Ronnie Corbett and Victor Borge. Ad breaks included

13 - Tonight Live with Steve Vizard (1st segment):

Ronnie Corbett monologue Jennifer Keyte - Late News

14 - Tonight Live with Steve Vizard ads (1st break): Holden Ute Postcards From The Edge trailer - Hoyts Cinemas Cleo magazine Citibank - Cash Management Account Kellogg's Just Right cereal Steve Winwood concert - March 14, National Tennis Centre Hey Dad TV promo brought to you by Holden Ute

15 - Tonight Live with Steve Vizard (2nd segment): Ronnie Corbett interviews Steve Vizard

16 - Tonight Live with Steve Vizard ads (2nd break): Holden Rodeo The Exorcist III - Village and selected cinemas Big M flavoured milk The D-Generation - Triple M radio First National Real Estate Group Bristol Decorator Centres Beyond 2000 TV promo Foster's Cup - Adelaide vs Geelong TV promo

17 - Tonight Live with Steve Vizard (3rd segment): Viewer Fax Victor Borge interviewed by Steve Vizard

18 - Tonight Live with Steve Vizard ads (3rd break): Seven Nightly News TV promo Homer Hudson ice cream Fairstar cruises Nissan Pintara Dances With Wolves trailer - Hoyts and selected cinemas The Australian Financial Review

19 - Tonight Live with Steve Vizard (4th segment):

Victor Borge live performance

20 - Tonight Live with Steve Vizard ads (4th break): A Country Practice TV promo The Exorcist III - Village and selected cinemas repeat Telecom wake-up calls Big M flavoured milk repeat Carlton Football Club The D-Generation - Triple M radio 2 Rocky III movie TV promo

21 - Tonight Live with Steve Vizard (5th segment): Jennifer Keyte interviewed by Steve Vizard

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