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Mae West meets The American Athletic Team (1978)
This all ties-in rather neatly with past & recent events... namely the birthdate of Mae West (August 17, 1893 - November 22, 1980) & the French pole-vaulter who lost the event, but ultimately "won" the Olympics!
(I think Mae West would have loved that along with all that pomp-n'-pee-pee-pageantry of the 2024 olympiads.)
As for Mae West, she was having trouble hearing (an earpiece hid-in-her-wig was feeding her cues) & also seeing. (through false eyelashes, presumably..)
All I can say is; I hope I can still walk & talk & still play a camped-up version of myself when I'm 83!
As for "Sextette" (1978)... it's so bad that it is exquisitely good. It's like a big-screen adaptaition of a 1970's TV-...
(I think Mae West would have loved that along with all that pomp-n'-pee-pee-pageantry of the 2024 olympiads.)
As for Mae West, she was having trouble hearing (an earpiece hid-in-her-wig was feeding her cues) & also seeing. (through false eyelashes, presumably..)
All I can say is; I hope I can still walk & talk & still play a camped-up version of myself when I'm 83!
As for "Sextette" (1978)... it's so bad that it is exquisitely good. It's like a big-screen adaptaition of a 1970's TV-...
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The Shanty Where Santy Claus Lives (1933)
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"The Shanty Where Santy Claus Lives" is a 1933 Christmas-themed Warner Brothers Merrie Melodies animated short film produced & directed by Hugh Harmon & Rudolf Ising. The cartoon makes use of a Great Depression yuletide setting & takes place in a shantytown. Music scored by Frank Marsales & featured on the soundtrack were the vocal quartet "The King's Men" along with a "sweet" female trio "The ...
A Bit of a Christmas Carry-On --
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Yesh "Little" Virginia; there really was a Sid James yak-yak-yak~! Seen in the clip: Sid James as the saucy Santa Barbara Windsor as Little Virginia Joan Sims as Mum Originally part of the 1973 Carry-On Christmas TV Special. Transmission date: Monday; 12 / 24 1973
W. C. Handy performs his "St. Louis Blues"
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Recalling American composer & musician W. C. Handy (November 16, 1873 - March 28, 1958) as he performs his 1914 composition "Saint Louis Blues". He was 76 & blind but still manages a soulful rendition. As seen on Ed Sullivan's "Toast Of The Town" & originally transmitted on Sunday, December 18, 1949 on the CBS network. I did a bit of audio tweaking so (with headphones anyway) you can hear impro...
Betty Boop in Crazy Town (1932)
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A bit of April Foolishness! "Crazy Town" is 36th in a series of 41 "Talkartoons", a series of animated short films produced by the Fleischer Studios during the years 1929 - 1932. This one features Betty Boop & Bimbo with a soundtrack of popular tunes dating back the 1920s. How many do you recognize ? Directed by Dave Fleischer Produced by Max Fleischer Credited animators: James H. Culhane & Dav...
George Burns medley: "It All Depends On You/You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want to Do It)"
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Ending the day recalling Mr. George (Nathan Birnbaum) Burns (January 20, 1896 - March 9, 1996) First Transmitted: 09/16 1977 "It All Depends on You" is a 1926 popular song with music by Ray Henderson, lyrics by Buddy G. DeSylva & Lew Brown. "You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want to Do It)" is a popular song from 1913 composed by James V. Monaco with lyrics by Joseph McCarthy. Posted for fun and n...
"They'll Never Split Us Apart" (Fred & Barney's cameo from "The New Alice in Wonderland" 1966)
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Wanted to share a Flintstones TV rarity you possibly never saw unless you're way under 60 & up way past your bedtime.... The cameo of Fred & Barney from "The New Alice in Wonderland" (or What's a Nice Kid like You Doing in a Place like This?) A true mid-century-modern re-boot to boot. Alice (looking like a trans-Johnny Quest) puts her head through the TV screen & goes looking for her dog. It's ...
Blackadder the Third; "Ink & Incapability" clip (a few words from the late great Robbie Coltrane)
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Classic Clip from: "Blackadder the Third" the third series of the BBC sitcom "Blackadder", written by Richard Curtis & Ben Elton, which aired from 17 September to 22 October 1987. The series is set during the Georgian Era, & sees the principal character, Mr. E. Blackadder, serve as butler to the Prince Regent & has to contend with, or cash in on, the fads of the age embraced by his master. This...
Jane Withers & Cliff Edwards"The Old Chisholm Trail" (1939)
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Ending the day recalling Jane Withers (1926 - 2021). Here she is with Cliff "Ukulele Ike" Edwards (1895 - 1971). These scenes were shot in 1939 for a film released the following year. This ties things up neatly as was reported at the time, upon Withers's first stage performance (at age three), she had impersonated "Ukulele Ike"! Posted for fun and not for profit - no money is made from this pos...
Jimmy Durante (1933) "Give a Man a Job" (cleaned audio)
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"Give a Man a Job" was a short film produced in 1933 in conjunction with the National Recovery Administration in which audience members were encouraged to offer jobs to the unemployed in the midst of the Great Depression. The film featured Jimmy Durante explaining to an audience through a comic song how they could generate employment. Upon learning that a banker drives his own car, Durante sugg...
"Why Don't You Get Lost?" (1932) Bob Effros on the air with Rudy Vallée & The Connecticut Yankees
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A bit of found audio For Barbra Effros on the occasion of Bob Effros' Birth-anniversary! A sprecial Birthday-Bob-surprise (At least; I don't think you had heard it before ) Anyway; I just love songs of contempt & perhaps one of the hottest was "Why Don't You Get Lost?" co-written by Barbra's Grandfather trumpeter Bob Effros. Scouring the bowels of the Internet Archive, I have found a vintage pe...
Paul Whiteman & his Orchestra: On Tour (1926)
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Scenes of Paul Whiteman with members of his Orchestra on tour. The band stayed & played at a seaside resort during their engagement at the Kurhaus Hotel in Scheveningen, Holland. Filmed at the seashore near The Hague in The Netherlands in the Summer of 1926.
"Christmas Night" (1933) The Little King
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A depression era "Christmas Night" with Otto Soglow's "The Little King". From the pages of "The New Yorker" to the movie screen, this cartoon series was short lived. When "The Little King" went from being a cartoon in "The New Yorker" magazine to becoming a daily Hearst comic strip, the animated cartoon series ended. Orchestra leader Gene Rodemich would also be gone by the following year from P...
"Abe Lyman's Barn Dance" (1930) Hot Jazz!
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"Abe Lyman's Barn Dance" (1930) I thought it would be fun to extract the "hot" Abe Lyman footage from the Path'e film "Pardon My Gun" (1930) & turn it into a short! The reveiws are somewhat awful for the actual film, but I think people expecting a Western are a bit put off by the hot dance music & people expecting a musical are just left wondering... Well, it is a bit uneven. To be fair to it, ...
That time when Jack Benny met James Bond....
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I know what I wanted to show you That time in 1957 Jack Benny met Secret Agent 007 in Italy.... Actually filmed in England in 1956, it's an early walk-on appearance of a "pre-Bond" Sean Connery. He plays a hotel porter in one of four episodes about Jack's European vacation. (Yes Lucy, The Kramdens & The Nortons they all went to Europe in the 50's, but Jack actually filmed there!) "The Jack Benn...
Cliff Edwards - "Fascinating Rhythm" (Rare 1944 radio version)
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Cliff Edwards - "Fascinating Rhythm" (Rare 1944 radio version)
Stars of "The Big Broadcast" (1932) Bing with Burns & Allen! Hollywood On Parade!
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Stars of "The Big Broadcast" (1932) Bing with Burns & Allen! Hollywood On Parade!
"Hollywood On Parade" (1933) Cliff Edwards, Jean Harlow, Carole Lombard & More !
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"Hollywood On Parade" (1933) Cliff Edwards, Jean Harlow, Carole Lombard & More !
Honolulu Baby -1933 Marvin Hatley Movie Music!
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Honolulu Baby -1933 Marvin Hatley Movie Music!
Groucho Marx “Dance of the Deans” (1932)
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Groucho Marx “Dance of the Deans” (1932)
"I've Been Floating Down The Old Green River" - 1915 song performed by James Barton
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"I've Been Floating Down The Old Green River" - 1915 song performed by James Barton
Clayton, Jackson & Durante with The Durante Orchestra: "Everything Is On The Up & Up" (1929)
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Clayton, Jackson & Durante with The Durante Orchestra: "Everything Is On The Up & Up" (1929)
Marvin Hatley Movie Music! Put a little Stimulus in your Step! ( "Good Morning Children" 1934)
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Marvin Hatley Movie Music! Put a little Stimulus in your Step! ( "Good Morning Children" 1934)
A Few Moments with Teddy Brown (Best Audio!)
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A Few Moments with Teddy Brown (Best Audio!)
“St. Louis Blues” - Eddie Peabody (1932)
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“St. Louis Blues” - Eddie Peabody (1932)
Hal Le Roy High School Hoofer of The Ziegfeld Follies in 1931
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Hal Le Roy High School Hoofer of The Ziegfeld Follies in 1931
"Ill Wind"- Harlan Lattimore\r with Don Redman & His Orchestra (1934)
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"Ill Wind"- Harlan Lattimore\r with Don Redman & His Orchestra (1934)
Bobby Dean is the but forget in our gang died in 1931
*Television before television actually existed.*
Thanks for posting this. I never heard of Hal Le Roy until very recently, when I saw his tapping in a short film. One of those that TCM channel puts on between movies. He is a superb tap dancer with suc a unique style. Not gimmicky because it's based on solid dance technique.
A moment in time.
I can’t unsee cedeus singing this
Anybody else think the pianist is the composer Ralph Rainger?
The best skit ever made!
Great music!
NRA?
@@lutherholayeahme7449 yes; the National Recovery Act- “we do our part”…
I just discovered laurel & Hardy several months ago & have been watching them on MeTV station since then! I love'em! They are goofy funny & Stan is so dang cute when he cries haha! Just watched this episode several days ago where I 1st saw this dance & chump at Oxford, so funny, especially the last 20 mins--yes, y'all I timed it, when you hear stans real British accent & .. OH so British he is!.. "oh, fatty" 😆😆..... Who knew this 80s baby Colombianita from North Jersey would love this! I DO LOVE vintage shows & movies!....... Don't get me started on my hunny, THE KING, the gorgeous ELVIS!!!😻😻😻
@@CA-fx3sv greatness! I have loved them since childhood & I never get sick of them & have met so many interesting people along the way- among them Stan’s daughter & even the boss Hal Roach. So happy you found them & enjoy them!
@@patrixspringer2753 Wow! The daughter AND Hal! That must have been exciting! Hal is the Norman Lear of that era!
This would not sound out of place in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Still SUPER DUPER in 2024 !
Those clapping seals are sending me 😭😭
Atunci când se făcea cu bun gust!
No wonder the greatest generation thought t.v. was evil This is like some sort of acid trip fever dream ,
Actually the Mills Brothers perform three tunes here: "Some Of These Days", "Tiger Rag" and "I Ain't Got Nobody".
Ahhh …Harpo makes my heart sing 🎶
Ce trufandale!
O. K., Boys! Dancing, plase!
LOVE IT!!! ❤❤❤. Thanks. Got any more James Barton clips?
Pure gold
Ceadeus brings me here
Fabulous, Tricky!
A random monster Hunter animation sent me here funnily enough😆
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Ceadeus?
@@umconjuntodecelulasqualque2560 yessir!
This needs more comments and more views
The funny thing is that this was at least thirty years before people learned whales actually _do_ sing! It just sounds nothing like anything else on the planet.
Tom and jerry
Loved Laurel and Hardy then, now and always! There will never be anyone as great as this duo!
当時いかにビングの人気が凄かったのかがよく分かる。
The usage of “mammy” in this song combined with the hillbilly short at the beginning are the only reason I can think that Make Mine Music isn’t on Disney Plus
I think that is a good thing
while in Italy, at the beginning, Martins and Coys was cut because of its violence and Casey the Bat because nearly nobody knew baseball in Italy yet
Frank Ifield version better
Harry Ritz and the Two Doppelgangers
Ernie center on piano Edie Adams (Ernie’sWife) Standing usually Howie Morris but Many stars fought for the chance like Jack Lemon
This cartoon entered the public domain in the United States in 1962, as United Artists failed to renew the copyright in time. This is also the last Harman-Ising short currently in the public domain. Every short from 1933-35 until "Hollywood Capers" remains under copyright. Works from 1933 will enter the public domain in 2029, 1934 in 2030, and 1935 in 2031.
Just the way it looks so effortless to him, wow.
Ever notice in cartoons it's always a sperm whale? You never see any other types.
Probably the easiest design to translate into animation.
Weird story.
God bless.
OMG Patrick! I’ve been looking for this for ages.
--yes--? It gets hot musically after the Kate Smith bit.. :D Thank You~!! It's on my F B page too!
Genius
Nobody: Literally me taking a shower:
Donald Fagen sent me.
Andrew Hickey sent me.
Unbelievable musician ! Fantastic !!!
Here, they play bad comedians and make it hilarious. This is an example of why they were groundbreaking: meta humor and awkward humor like this are staple goods today, but nobody else did it back then. And the old cliché that they all played the same character and had no personalities--it is obviously wrong. Harry Ritz in the middle was always the leader and the funny one with the faces and quircks; Al and Jimmy always looked the same like twins and were Harry's sidekicks.
What lovely singing by the Keanu Reeves's dad !
C est vieux ringard désuet mais quelle mélodie 🎉🎉
"Young lady, would you mind getting up so I can see the son rose?"
Mama's little baby love shortnin shortnin Mama's little baby love shortnin bread Mama's little baby love shortnin shortnin Mama's little baby love shortnin bread Two little children Layin' in bed One of them's sick and other one's dead I'll call the doctor, the doctor say And big and telling oh, shortnin' bread Mama's little baby love shortnin shortnin Mama's little baby love shortnin bread Mama's little baby love shortnin shortnin Mama's little baby love shortnin... Mama's little baby loves shortnin' bread! Mmmm
I’m curious, what is the origin of this song specifically? Seems kinda dark when you look at the lyrics tbh
OH! There’s me! There’s me! There’s me singing to my good ol’ friends.
Amazing - so important of a memory from the Golden movie era.