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Guy in mustache was a long time bar fly, Mike the freak

I first showed up at joes in 1974 I lived two blocks away went 3 times a week. In 1980 I found a beer called foust blue label, me and Joe pared it with waterfill and Frasier and called it The Barvaion blast at $3.00 for the set.Joe had the royal blast at $3.00 also.Hate to break your bubble a bowl of chili came from a can it was Hormel.The pizza base's where frozen.Most of the bottles on the bar were empty, just for show.

I found the bucket in 1974, i lived on wellington ave.Went there till 1976 and moved to oakpark.1979 moved back in the hood.aMe and joe invented the barvann blast faust beer and waterfill and fratser,the royle blast was knocked out of first place.First time i ordered a bowl of chili $1.00 after l finished it i ask joe is rhis made buy canned hormel he fested up said yes,i found out by joe his pizza bases were bought frozen.i hung out there all most everyday till 1984 when i moved to Cicero,ill.The royle blast cost was $3.00 The barvanion blast cost $3.00.

I love her so much

My goodness Shebjust dropped some major knowledge Thankyou fpr the upload

brilliant.. acting is simple.. humans complicate things by overthinking. irony is that overthinking helps when you know how to simplify to a simple specific thought

Terrific explanation

Truly a brilliant actress and teacher - completely inspiring!

Wow

Great actress and teacher

We lost a great man and a master mixologist.

Why does Burt raise his arms above his head like an Orangutan while addressing the customers at the Gallery Cabaret? Are the customers a bunch of wild monkeys or something?

Bravo, bravo.... more, more!

Directed by Greg Kolack, with Connie Anderko, Amy Caldwell, Andrew Carl, Matthew Dunaway, Kathryn Hines, Kevin Kenneally, John F. Mays, Josh Odor, Milissa Pacelli, Whit Spurgeon, and Greg Wenz. Produced by Scott Vehill for Prop Thtr. Tech by Dan Tamarkin, Video by Mark Siska, Sound by John Horan, Costumes by Elizabeth Shaffer, and Masks by Richard Henzel.

I was waiting my turn to talk to the camera.

Is that Ohern in the background? I am surprised he's hanging out at the Gallery:)

Who speaks at 0:50 ?

improvAsational?

I hate this. -BO

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words of wisdom

Thanks for posting!

This is great, what a gem. Thanks for posting!

The "cameraman bit" is hilarious!!!! P.S. I want that grapefruit!!!

watch the video "the power of nightmares" by BBC to understand what the hell is going on in this skit lol

Looks like a very important film. Thanks for the clip.

Who is the guy with the mustache in the beret and leather jacket that comes out of the bar at 1:02, just as the music changes tone? I feel I should recognize this guy as a comedian or improv actor, but I can't place him.

SNL? Garbage! Philistines!

Do you know a site called 'SaveTube' {dot} com? Let me know, and I'll upload what I've got in cheap video form so you can download. If we're quick we can beat RUclips You'll need a FLV play, which can be easily got from Download {dot} com

"You know that little slot, behind the seat infront of you? And it contains all kinds of goodies? You know, they're free? Well no matter how sophisticated I get, I rummage through that slot in the hopes of finding some new treasure; like an old Sandwich, a forgotten Erskine Caldwell novel ( if anyone can forget an Erskine Caldwell novel. Frankly I don't know why that man is seeking success... He could have so much fun just sitting around, thinking)" Nah; don't recall a single line. LOL

EBursey, thanks for your reply. You remember his lines. I remember Shelley talking about the sickness bags with instructions in several languages, all translated as "in hear slob!". Looking out the airplane window and seeing the exhaust at night making the engine look as though it was "joyously inflames". The goofy captain on the intercom talking to the passengers. Also the bit where he calls his sister and he has a conversation with his little nephew. Hilarious. Too bad youtube forced it off.

You got anymore of this?

I did have it, but RUclips forced me to take it off. Very Funny guy. "Coffee, Tea or Milk?" "We don't have time for Coffee, Tea or Milk. The Wing is on fire! We're Doomed!" "Then how 'bout a martini?"

Thanks for Shelly's video. It's great. I remember his first comedy album from about 50 years ago. Talked about requirement of wearing a seat belt on a plane in case it came to a sudden stop....like against a mountain. Wish I could hear that album again.

Shelley Berman knocks me out, he REALLY wants to keep on going! A lesson for us all.