These clips shows you what a great TV host Garry Moore was .During the time of IGAS he was either doing a five days week daytime show or a once a week nighttime variety show . He was very generous to having Carol Burnett on his nighttime show for four years , in time she received thunderous applause during the curtain call at the end of the show , more than Moore or the various guest stars . In the WWII radio days old time performer Jimmy Durante was very generous to Moore as the new , young kid in their show . I would imagine that Burnett was very generous on her show with Lawrence , Korman and Conway, keeping in mind his generosity and non jealousy . A great man , even had Durante appear on his various programs in Durante later years .
Wow, this is great stuff! The laser demonstrations makes me think about how far ahead of the rest of us a lot of scientists are today. In elementary school my class took a trip to a lab around this same time frame. We were given a demonstration of a ruby laser. We had no conception of all the uses lasers would come to have, like scanning bar codes, playing music, etc etc.
that little plane is just gorgeous and totally adorable !! must have been a pretty big L.R. ! i want a little model one. looks like it might light yellow or white. the atlas rockets 🚀 launched in the late ‘50’s early 60’s.
Our technology in 60 years or so! Sorry for the goof! Still chuckling about those marvelous ours vacuum tubes - I remember seeing a computer room with very large ones back about 1961-62!
The one with the musical instruments looks like a keyboard. That is what modern day synthesizor Keyboard that is isn't that something? I know I used to play synthesizer back in the 80s. And they could make different sounds just like that.
the past which is now the present. now we know when some of these things were first developed. we’ve seen hundreds of photos of drops of milk and water, things blowing up, bullets, etc. and, of course, we have the synthesizer and pianos for kids with drum beats and mostly any instrument 🎻 🎺 🎷you want to play. OMG - a laser!!! a year past was completely new 🌛 they sure did a lot of research back in the ‘50’s - holy cow!!!! 💥⚡️ on another one of these shows in the late ‘50’s, Louis Nye (one of the three guys on Steve Allen’s Show along with Don Knotts and Tom Poston), said he could cook a turkey dinner in 5 minutes or something like that. you know with what? - a huge microwave oven. and boy was it fast!! - i remember the potatoes took 10 sec. there was the turkey, gravy and more foods which i can’t remember. everyone tasted the “dinner” and said it was fully cooked and tasted good. that huge oven was the first microwave, and it sure took them a long time to get it to us - smaller and not as fast!!!! :) 🌭🍔 🥓🍕🍗 ☕️🥣🍲🍜
I took a manual Royal typewriter to college back in 1965! It weighed a ton, or felt like it! Also took paper and carbon paper - only way to make a copy at that time.
@@sandybruce9092: In the same year before university years I owned a Smith-Corona manual. The springiness of the keys was wonderful and did not match any other typewriter. I asked one of my teachers in high school what typewriter she used for a "master" of an exam on a mimeograph because of the beautiful lettering and it was one of the Royals.
@@TomLandon-u6j Not really considering the average house today costs $410,000 and in 1963 it was only $18,000. It's much easier to become a millionaire today given our inflated currency - the money just doesn't buy as much.
How is it outdated if this is a video from 1962? It would only be considered outdated technology if it was being used in the year 2020. It wasn't outdated at the time this video was filmed.
@@joeybaseball7352 thing is, it truly depends on what or whom calls it outdated. If it works perfectly, there is nothing outdated about it, its just modern people freaking out over the concept of devices that only serve one purpose, typically a purpose that has been replace today by a computer. Its called the modern entitlement dilemma although its usually annoying hippies saying this stuff to go against their era when they were younger.
We might laugh at the fake diagnostic machine and wonder how people could fall for it -- but in our times, Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos took people for a whole lot more money.
So what on earth is the story behind Hebert this CANNOT be THE Ginger Rogers. He insisted she was no more than 25 years old. He knows Ginger so what does this mean. I only question this in light of the claims that we have cloned movie stars! ???
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These clips shows you what a great TV host Garry Moore was .During the time of IGAS he was either doing a five days week daytime show or a once a week nighttime variety show . He was very generous to having Carol Burnett on his nighttime show for four years , in time she received thunderous applause during the curtain call at the end of the show , more than Moore or the various guest stars . In the WWII radio days old time performer Jimmy Durante was very generous to Moore as the new , young kid in their show . I would imagine that Burnett was very generous on her show with Lawrence , Korman and Conway, keeping in mind his generosity and non jealousy . A great man , even had Durante appear on his various programs in Durante later years .
Korman had previously appeared on THE DANNY KAYE SHOW
60 yrs. ago! Today we do experience all this and more!
I taught myself how to type in 1963 when I was 13 years old! I used to type about 60 words per minute with 3 mistakes.
Wow, this is great stuff! The laser demonstrations makes me think about how far ahead of the rest of us a lot of scientists are today. In elementary school my class took a trip to a lab around this same time frame. We were given a demonstration of a ruby laser. We had no conception of all the uses lasers would come to have, like scanning bar codes, playing music, etc etc.
To respond to a previous comment Ms. Rogers was probably twice the age of 25 by that time . Old Henry Morgan was giving her a compliment .
thanks for the great upload!
This is so much fun! I like this energy level. A lot of shows these days have too much flash and hype for me.
that little plane is just gorgeous and totally adorable !! must have been a pretty big L.R. ! i want a little model one. looks like it might light yellow or white.
the atlas rockets 🚀 launched in the late ‘50’s early 60’s.
What an incredible typist. 141 words/min - on a manual- with over 99% accuracy! With skills like that, We’d have no need for auto correct.
And those punch rolls- cool cat. Can you dig it?
Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their party.
Using a typewriter is like playing the piano. That's why probably the background music for the typist was a piano.
Our technology in 60 years or so! Sorry for the goof! Still chuckling about those marvelous ours vacuum tubes - I remember seeing a computer room with very large ones back about 1961-62!
The one with the musical instruments looks like a keyboard. That is what modern day synthesizor Keyboard that is isn't that something? I know I used to play synthesizer back in the 80s. And they could make different sounds just like that.
59 years later our water shortage is worse than ever.
the past which is now the present. now we know when some of these things were first developed. we’ve seen hundreds of photos of drops of milk and water, things blowing up, bullets, etc. and, of course, we have the synthesizer and pianos for kids with drum beats and mostly any instrument 🎻 🎺 🎷you want to play.
OMG - a laser!!! a year past was completely new 🌛
they sure did a lot of research back in the ‘50’s - holy cow!!!! 💥⚡️
on another one of these shows in the late ‘50’s, Louis Nye (one of the three guys on Steve Allen’s Show along with Don Knotts and Tom Poston), said he could cook a turkey dinner in 5 minutes or something like that. you know with what? - a huge microwave oven. and boy was it fast!! -
i remember the potatoes took 10 sec. there was the turkey, gravy and more foods which i can’t remember. everyone tasted the “dinner” and said it was fully cooked and tasted good. that huge oven was the first microwave, and it sure took them a long time to get it to us - smaller and not as fast!!!! :) 🌭🍔 🥓🍕🍗 ☕️🥣🍲🍜
Strobe light photography existed for years before this...
Royal typewriter.
I took a manual Royal typewriter to college back in 1965! It weighed a ton, or felt like it! Also took paper and carbon paper - only way to make a copy at that time.
@@sandybruce9092: In the same year before university years I owned a Smith-Corona manual. The springiness of the keys was wonderful and did not match any other typewriter.
I asked one of my teachers in high school what typewriter she used for a "master" of an exam on a mimeograph because of the beautiful lettering and it was one of the Royals.
I wonder how much are those jewels are worth in today’s money
$200,000 then is today about $1,750,000. However more than likely each would cost at least $25,000,000.
Back when a million dollars was a lot of money.
It still is
@@TomLandon-u6j Not really considering the average house today costs $410,000 and in 1963 it was only $18,000. It's much easier to become a millionaire today given our inflated currency - the money just doesn't buy as much.
Are you pretending to be a billionaire? 😂😂😂
@@edmundpower1250 No, but I am a multimillionaire as are many retired Boomers.
@@juangalt3496 You have a great imagination that's for sure 😂
Wondering what people will be saying about our 2024 texh
How is it outdated if this is a video from 1962? It would only be considered outdated technology if it was being used in the year 2020. It wasn't outdated at the time this video was filmed.
@N a s t y the video was made in 1962. Were just watching it in 2020. It was not outdated when the video was shot.
@@kitsuneneko2567 if it was a Techmoan video made today, it would be considered outdated. But in the context of when this was made, it's not outdated.
@@joeybaseball7352 thing is, it truly depends on what or whom calls it outdated. If it works perfectly, there is nothing outdated about it, its just modern people freaking out over the concept of devices that only serve one purpose, typically a purpose that has been replace today by a computer. Its called the modern entitlement dilemma although its usually annoying hippies saying this stuff to go against their era when they were younger.
We might laugh at the fake diagnostic machine and wonder how people could fall for it -- but in our times, Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos took people for a whole lot more money.
Well this technology wasn’t outdated at the time. Not the best-worded title.
So what on earth is the story behind Hebert this CANNOT be THE Ginger Rogers. He insisted she was no more than 25 years old. He knows Ginger so what does this mean. I only question this in light of the claims that we have cloned movie stars! ???
He was flirting obviously
There is no rule stating you can’t have two people with the same name!
I'll take the blonde and the brunette for one million dollars.