Forty-five Minutes from Broadway (2/4) (1906 George M. Cohan) | Omnibus With Alistair Cooke
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- Excerpt #2: Act 1 continued from "Forty-five Minutes from Broadway" with Larry Blyden, Tammy Grimes; directed by Gower Champion.
Date aired - March 15, 1959 - Forty-five Minutes from Broadway
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Missed part 1? You can catch-up on part 1 of Forty-five Minutes from Broadway here! ruclips.net/video/G83Oroai-oU/видео.html
At 1:45, he sings, "10 days ago I was down to a V." That refers to the "V" nickel, minted from 1883 to 1912, not counting the 5 nickels illegally minted for 1913.
My best friend was David Burns so this was a special treat. More! More!
4:24 This is a great joke, but most people won't get it nowadays. Ever hear of the Oddfellows?
will we be seeing the other two parts?
Yes! Coming soon.
@@OmnibusWithAlistairCooke I've just found the first 2 videos, looking at part 1 and I already can't wait! Haha
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