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You're All Right, Ivy
The Greatest Show on Earth - S1 - E30
Joan Blondell, Buster Keaton and Joe E. Brown portray a trio of veteran performers, now reduced to handling menial chores around the circus. Slate's most pressing problem, however, is an uninterested young man who's been turned over to him to ""learn the business."" Over this barrier of gloom climbs spirited and ambitious Ivy Hatch, who has run away from home to join the circus. Ivy has one drawback: She doesn't have any special talent.
The Greatest Show on Earth: Season 1 - 30 Episode s
1x1 - Lion on Fire
September 17, 1963
1x2 - Silent Love, Secret Love
September 24, 1963
1x3 - No Middle Ground for Harry Kyle
October 1, 1963
1x4 - Don't Look Down, Don't Look Back
October 8, 1963
1x5 - Garve
October 15, 1963
1x6 - The Loser
October 22, 1963
1x7 - Uncaged
October 29, 1963
A circus aerialist is charged with robbery and murder.
1x8 - The Circus Never Came to Town
November 5, 1963
Mentally retarded Willie Simple still harbors his childlike daydream of becoming a clown. Slate takes pity on him, giving the boy a job although he has been warned that he might cause problems.
1x9 - An Echo of Faded Velvet
November 12, 1963
1x10 - The Hanging Man
November 19, 1963
1x11 - Leaves in the Wind
November 26, 1963
1x12 - The Wrecker
December 3, 1963
1x13 - Lady in Limbo
December 10, 1963
1x14 - A Black Dress for Gina
December 17, 1963
1x15 - Where the Wire Ends
January 7, 1964
1x16 - Corsicans Don't Cry
January 14, 1964
1x17 - Big Man from Nairobi
January 21, 1964
1x18 - The Show Must Go On-- to Orange City
January 28, 1964
1x19 - A Place to Belong
February 11, 1964
1x20 - Man in a Hole
February 18, 1964
1x21 - Clancy
February 25, 1964
1x22 - The Last of the Strongmen
March 3, 1964
1x23 - The Night the Monkey Died
March 10, 1964
1x24 - Of Blood, Sawdust, and a Bucket of Tears
March 17, 1964
1x25 - Rosetta
March 24, 1964
1x26 - The Glorious Days of the Used to Be
March 31, 1964
1x27 - Love the Giver
April 7, 1964
1x28 - This Train Don't Stop Till It Gets There
April 14, 1964
1x29 - There Are No Problems, Only Opportunities
April 21, 1964
1x30 - You're All Right, Ivy
April 28, 1964
Joan Blondell, Buster Keaton and Joe E. Brown portray a trio of veteran performers, now reduced to handling menial chores around the circus. Slate's most pressing problem, however, is an uninterested young man who's been turned over to him to ""learn the business."" Over this barrier of gloom climbs spirited and ambitious Ivy Hatch, who has run away from home to join the circus. Ivy has one drawback: She doesn't have any special talent.