My grandmother played Mrs. Manicotti in the late 50's and i have Gleason's autograph. My grandmother often did the mombo for us kids and did it all the way till she was 94. Miss you nanna, thanks for the good times. Your sonny boy.
Anthony Casola I had the pleasure of meeting Joyce Randolph at Sardis in nyc. She was truly a lovely lady. The they always addressed Jackie Gleason as mr. Gleason. It was a great experience
You might enjoy Joyce Randolph in this NEW radio comedy, “A Trip to the Moon” of The Honeymooners AND other great casts in two radio play ghost stories AND and a brand new mystery listed on my channel “Claude Chabot Presents” right here on YT. Here’s the link: ! ruclips.net/video/Hex2ltykNTM/видео.html--Claud. If you don’t want to click the link just search “Claude Chabot presents” on RUclips.
This was when men ordered women around like slaves. This was when women earned less than men. This was when women were verbally and physically abused and men got away with it. Oh yeah, good times for women. There was no reason for Ralph to come home barking and bellowing and ordering people out. He could have taken a nap before dinner.
Everyone of the cast was perfect. It's still funny today. I watch it every night before going to bed so I can fall asleep happy. Interestingly,, at theend of every show he told her she was the greatest. The best sitcom ever!
AT 75 years old, I remember viewing JACKIE GLEASON'S the HONEYMOONERS for the first time on my family's little TV set, laughing myself silly; I now watch the shows again and again before bed time because laughter is always the best sleep medicine!!
You wanna hear something real funny? I discovered the Honeymooners when I was a teen. I'm fifty- three now, and I appreciate the show more than ever. Ahead of it's time you say? This show is STILL ahead of it's time. As for the quality in writing and performing, I could talk about it day and night!
There GREAT LOVE THEM REMEMBER SITTING IN FRONT OF OUR TV AND SEEING THEM EVERY DAY WHIT MY LOVING DAD AND I STILL DO LOVE THEM GOD BLESS FOR REPLYING THEM............
With the amount of money Ralph made ( 62 a week) I am surprised they could buy food. Of course, everything costs less then too. Also, no car payment, car insurance, cheap med bills, etc.
That was veteran New York character actor Louis Sorin. He appeared in the Marx Brothers' 1930 film "Animal Crackers" as "Roscoe Chandler" (but Chico knew him when he was "Abie, the fish peddler"!). Jackie wanted to give Lou a break, and cast him in this episode.
I actually do think it’s a blooper. I read it somewhere online. And when you think about it there’s no reason for Norton to enter at that time and stand there all that time without a single line
No. He did not walk into the scene too early. He needed to be there for when Alice stormed off into the other room for Gleason to make a smooth transition by turning his attention to him. Otherwise, it would have been awkward for him to enter right as Alice was leaving.
Now this country will let an abusive husband throw his wife in the gutter and take her children and move a slut in. Asshole cops came and threw me in the fucking gutter. Twelve years later I wake up every night and day terrified. Did you get a few bucks off of me you sick fucking motherfucking judges.
Ohh, Carlos was teaching you to do the mambo. That puts a whole new light of everything! He was only teaching you to do the mambo. That makes a woorld of difference. EVERYBODY OUT!!!!! LMAO!!!!
Your mombo day's are over🤣🤣🤣🤣!!!!! I forgot you were a woman, tip's his hat, 😁😁😁😁😁, now get my dinner!!!! Oh my God, it's hilarious!!!!!! I watch this every night, so much comedy, I'm in heaven🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣!!!!!!!🥀🥀🥀🥀.. 2022......
I'm 41 and this used to play late at night when I was younger. One of the best comedy shows ever. Could you imagine the insane outrage if this was released today.
Why not view Joyce Randolph in this NEW radio comedy, “A Trip to the Moon” of The Honeymooners AND other great casts in two radio play ghost stories AND and a brand new mystery listed on my channel “Claude Chabot Presents” right here on YT. Here’s the link: ! ruclips.net/video/Hex2ltykNTM/видео.html--Claud. If you don’t want to click the link just search “Claude Chabot presents” on RUclips.
You might enjoy Joyce Randolph in this NEW radio comedy, “A Trip to the Moon” of The Honeymooners AND other great casts in two radio play ghost stories AND and a brand new mystery listed on my channel “Claude Chabot Presents” right here on YT. Here’s the link: ! ruclips.net/video/Hex2ltykNTM/видео.html--Claud. If you don’t want to click the link just search “Claude Chabot presents” on RUclips.
Tito Rodriguez..the artist performing on the Mambo Album being used in this episode was a tremendous artist. He went on to have his own variety show of his own. His Mambo & Salsa recordings would receive world wide acclaim well into the 1970's.
"Carlos is teaching you the Mambo, That makes a world of difference" Couldn't be a cook or a chef so he could teach you how to cook"...............LOL "You want yo Wiggle"? "Wiggle over to the stove and get my supper." Tuna Fish! What am I a Cat or something?.............LOL He was funny as hell!
It's funny! I don't do the mumbo, Norton don't f o the mumbo, my grandmother don't do the mumbo,......... You'll call it quits for today, and tomorrow, and you'll call it quits for next week, Lol
We have to eat cold suppers. Love the way Jackie said that. And why we don't do it? Thinks a minute and then decides cause it's too much trouble. Well, not a bad answer.
All I know is that Alice was satisfied with me for 15 years. Now, she wants to change me. Well she's got a nerve, she's got a nerve. She knew when she married you she was getting the worst of it. You can say that again.
Carlos was actually a Hungarian named Charles Korvin. When Julia Child was asked to name her favorite "amateur" chef, she replied, "Charles Korvin". He claimed to have been Greta Garbo's last dance partner.
@@lesaber251 cool but I was referring to the music played in the episode, the artists name is Tito Rodriguez from Puerto Rico, he was part of the Afro Caribbean big band movement of the time along with others like Tito Puente and Machito.
You might enjoy Joyce Randolph in this NEW radio comedy, “A Trip to the Moon” of The Honeymooners AND other great casts in two radio play ghost stories AND and a brand new mystery listed on my channel “Claude Chabot Presents” right here on YT. Here’s the link: ! ruclips.net/video/Hex2ltykNTM/видео.html--Claud. If you don’t want to click the link just search “Claude Chabot presents” on RUclips.
You might enjoy Joyce Randolph in this NEW radio comedy, “A Trip to the Moon” of The Honeymooners AND other great casts in two radio play ghost stories AND and a brand new mystery listed on my channel “Claude Chabot Presents” right here on YT. Here’s the link: ! ruclips.net/video/Hex2ltykNTM/видео.html--Claud. If you don’t want to click the link just search “Claude Chabot presents” on RUclips.
@@rd4454 Please do. Joyce was fun to work with, along with former child actor Larry who had worked with Orson Welles and Linda who starred in "How to Succeed in Business" with Robert Morse. Hope you enjoy...
The mambo was a big fad in the USA at this point. A bunch of novelty songs about the mambo were recorded, including one by Jayne Meadows (appearing here) and her sister Audrey: "The Hot Potato Mambo".
@ Denis Huffstutler. They did rehearse for the episodes of "The Honeymooners" , but Jackie Gleason had someone else substitute for him in the rehearsals because he hated to rehearse because he thought that it took away some of the spontaneity from the actual performance. Gleason said that his substitute for the rehearsals was much funnier than him but that his substitute just couldn't be funny in front of the TV cameras.
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My grandmother played Mrs. Manicotti in the late 50's and i have Gleason's autograph. My grandmother often did the mombo for us kids and did it all the way till she was 94. Miss you nanna, thanks for the good times. Your sonny boy.
Wow, thanks for the info!!!!!! I loved he singing in Italian in another episode.
Anthony Casola I had the pleasure of meeting Joyce Randolph at Sardis in nyc. She was truly a lovely lady. The they always addressed Jackie Gleason as mr. Gleason. It was a great experience
Anthony Casola was her name Zamah Cunningham? I remember seeing that name in credits of previous episodes
Anthony Casola bull shit
What a honor to meet you sir... I watch the episodes all the time and I think your grandmother was darling.. !
"You're Mambo days are ova'. You wanna wiggle, wiggle ova' to da stove an' get my suppa'"!!! Absolutely priceless🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.
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Your mambo days are over..if you want to wiggle ,wiggle to the stove and get my supper..
I know almost every episode.
I came here to see if Tony Blundetto’s impression was accurate
Mmmm boy are you fat
That Animal - I can't even say his name... brought me here...
Don’t do it to yourself, Philly
It’s hard to forget…I don’t forget.
The physical comedy, the energy of this talented ensemble always makes me laugh and smile...great laughter therapy!
TV WAS WORTH WATCHING TILL 80'S
Tony Blundetto knew how to do this stuff by memory! ...pity he turned into such a freaking ANIMAL!...
This is CLASSIC...this was when comedy was comedy!
I so agree with you!
My mom let me stay up till' 11 pm to watch honey. M. Z . So funny 😂 over 40 years ago and still hilarious.😎
Polish version better
This was when men ordered women around like slaves. This was when women earned less than men. This was when women were verbally and physically abused and men got away with it. Oh yeah, good times for women.
There was no reason for Ralph to come home barking and bellowing and ordering people out. He could have taken a nap before dinner.
@@mircat28go cry in a corner, liberal snowflake
"Tuna fish? What am I, a CAT or something?" LOL
Best line :)
Hilarious.....
No, you're an elephant!
So so funny classic
LMAO!!!
This show made me laugh when I was just a kid back in the 70's, and it still does till this day.
Tony Blondetto did a good imitation of this.
M'boy are you fat!
That animal Blundetto favorite scene.
Everyone of the cast was perfect. It's still funny today. I watch it every night before going to bed so I can fall asleep happy. Interestingly,, at theend of every show he told her she was the greatest. The best sitcom ever!
AT 75 years old, I remember viewing JACKIE GLEASON'S the HONEYMOONERS for the first time on my family's little TV set, laughing myself silly; I now watch the shows again and again before bed time because laughter is always the best sleep medicine!!
Ditto on that!
They can never replace the chemistry of the cast will go down in history in the era of golden TV
Is this one sentence?
A genius cast led by a man who was "The Greatest"! It's still hilarious 70 years later!
Ingenious.
Love the Homeymooners since I was a kid and still watch them today I even have the collection😂❤❤❤
Jackie Gleason was so far a head of his time the Honeymooners is still a classic and funny it's been over 60 years absolutely the best.
He didn’t have to be ahead of his time
Not like this time can hold a candle to that Golden generation
You wanna hear something real funny?
I discovered the Honeymooners when
I was a teen. I'm fifty- three now, and
I appreciate the show more than ever.
Ahead of it's time you say? This show
is STILL ahead of it's time. As for the quality in writing and performing, I
could talk about it day and night!
There GREAT LOVE THEM REMEMBER SITTING IN FRONT OF OUR TV AND SEEING THEM EVERY DAY WHIT MY LOVING DAD AND I STILL DO LOVE THEM GOD BLESS FOR REPLYING THEM............
Tony Blundetto sends his regards.
I'm laughing so hard that I've got tears. hahahaha! "I forgot you're a woman? I forgot you're a woman. How could I, you're always yappin'!" *LOL*
Best part was Ralph faking the mambo several times during the argument.
C. Johnson Feminazis must get boiling mad when they see that part.
4:33 The face Ralph makes when he says "Yappin," I can't believe Alice/Audrey Meadows didn't lose composure right there :)
Parrot line repeating
Blundetto and Angelo in the can lol
LMAO! I love the connectivity between my two favorite shows of all-time.
That Animal....I can't even say his name.
They were like Frick & Frack
This my favorite episode. When I see the opening when Alice is frosting the cake, I knew it was the Mombo episode! !😂
With the amount of money Ralph made ( 62 a week) I am surprised they could buy food. Of course, everything costs less then too. Also, no car payment, car insurance, cheap med bills, etc.
Yes, she is baking the cake for the new neighbor!
Funniest show ever on t.v. Love Ralph's reactions.
some of the best comedic acting in this gem of an episode!
Mr. Manicott at 6:22!!! LMFAOOO!!! When my Angelina, she make-a like this-a, she throw all the dishes off the table everywhere!! LOL!!
😁😃😄😁😂😄😁😃😄
I wonder since he also agreed to act like a gentleman, did he stay in the way Ralph and Ed are in the last scene?
That was veteran New York character actor Louis Sorin. He appeared in the Marx Brothers' 1930 film "Animal Crackers" as "Roscoe Chandler" (but Chico knew him when he was "Abie, the fish peddler"!). Jackie wanted to give Lou a break, and cast him in this episode.
Lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
“Tuna fish??? What am I a cat or somethin’?” LMAO! Simply the best!
Love Norton just standing there watching the argument.
sha11235 I think he walked into the scene too early. Maybe that was why he yelled at the door when he walked in?
@@mitchelllama9388 No, he was pissed off at Trixie for the same reason Ralph was mad at Alice.
sha11235 ah makes sense
I actually do think it’s a blooper. I read it somewhere online. And when you think about it there’s no reason for Norton to enter at that time and stand there all that time without a single line
No. He did not walk into the scene too early. He needed to be there for when Alice stormed off into the other room for Gleason to make a smooth transition by turning his attention to him. Otherwise, it would have been awkward for him to enter right as Alice was leaving.
I,'ll never forget Honeymooners and Mr. Ed. That's TV at its best. Love it. Mrs. Allen
This is a true classic, just love it!!!!! One of the best episode ever🤣🤣🤣🤣!!!!!! 🥀🥀🥀🥀.. 2022..
Ralh pointing to mrs manicotti: and you!! At your age should be ashamed of yourself!! Hahahaha ...
...you wanna wiggle? Wiggle over to the stove and get my supper!😂😂😂
LMAOOOO!!!! I love that line. LOL!!!
Hilarious
LOL
😂
all I can do to make her happy... I've always remembered this..married 70 years now.
Now this country will let an abusive husband throw his wife in the gutter and take her children and move a slut in. Asshole cops came and threw me in the fucking gutter. Twelve years later I wake up every night and day terrified. Did you get a few bucks off of me you sick fucking motherfucking judges.
This took quite a turn.
Classic line from Ralph ohhhhhhh, that puts a different light on everything that makes a world of difference EVERYBODY OUT!
Tony Blundetto brought me here.
And then he died
KH4444444444N animal blundetto!
KH4444444444N Tony Egg brought me here.
I was looking for the exact quote though. Doesn’t sound like Blundetto had it down word for word. Unless I missed it. I’m kind of disappointed
@@andrewmartin7697 Rusty wasnt impressed either.
Was the best show! Done in front of a live audience! 👍👍👍
There is NOTHING like physical comedy, and seeing Jackie Gleason's large form mocking the mambo dance is about as comic as it gets!
I used to watch this moment over and over as a kid. Just hilarious!
Ohh, Carlos was teaching you to do the mambo. That puts a whole new light of everything! He was only teaching you to do the mambo. That makes a woorld of difference. EVERYBODY OUT!!!!! LMAO!!!!
Your mombo day's are over🤣🤣🤣🤣!!!!! I forgot you were a woman, tip's his hat, 😁😁😁😁😁, now get my dinner!!!! Oh my God, it's hilarious!!!!!! I watch this every night, so much comedy, I'm in heaven🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣!!!!!!!🥀🥀🥀🥀.. 2022......
I'm 41 and this used to play late at night when I was younger. One of the best comedy shows ever. Could you imagine the insane outrage if this was released today.
I can watch this episodes all day all year around !!!!
Why not view Joyce Randolph in this NEW radio comedy, “A Trip to the Moon” of The Honeymooners AND other great casts in two radio play ghost stories AND and a brand new mystery listed on my channel “Claude Chabot Presents” right here on YT. Here’s the link: ! ruclips.net/video/Hex2ltykNTM/видео.html--Claud. If you don’t
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Incredible Comedy and Chemistry!!!!!
Now.... *GET MY SUPPER!!!*
GET IT YOURSELF!!!!
You're gonna do the mambo. You're gonna do the mambo, but its going to be *ON THE MOON!!!!!!!!*
I think he said on the moon. And notice the door didn't close completely at first?
"And as for you Rudolph Valentino, OUT!" 😂😂
Great show that Ralph Kramden can really act Jacke Gleason he's was so awesome one of kind actor
Best quote ever. "And you at your age ought to be ashamed of yourself!"
It's nasty. Can't stand this scene.
the look on his face when he sees them dancing..haha.
Yeah, he changes expression from being pleased to being "WTF???"
His facial expressions were A++
M
Gleason, Carney, Meadows and the whole cast was simply awesome!
I have watched your Grandma 1000 x on those episodes and she made me laugh each time! What a natural! Best wishes! Jan
This is as classic as it gets. Love this scene and the moves Jackie has hilarious.
King of comedy those were the best days my grandfather loved him that generation was amazing
Happy birthday Joyce Randolph, Oct. 21. She turned 95, wow!
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Ironic that I am watching it on her Birthday again. Happy Birthday Me. Randolph.
Very classy Lady who gave fascinating interviews into very late in life. RIP, Miss Randolph. We Miss you so !
The one who played Mother Kramden lived to be 103 back in '97.
Tito Rodriguez..the artist performing on the Mambo Album being used in this episode was a tremendous artist. He went on to have his own variety show of his own. His Mambo & Salsa recordings would receive world wide acclaim well into the 1970's.
The song is on You Tube.
1:30 tony blundetto’s reference from the sopranos
Ralph treated Alice so bad lol but Alice always put him in check 😂
You Shoud have seen how Archie Bunker treated his wife. It was worse than how Ralph treated Alice.
"Carlos is teaching you the Mambo, That makes a world of difference"
Couldn't be a cook or a chef so he could teach you how to cook"...............LOL
"You want yo Wiggle"? "Wiggle over to the stove and get my supper."
Tuna Fish! What am I a Cat or something?.............LOL
He was funny as hell!
These lines get better with age; make me ROTF laugh some 60 years later. (Don't figure out my age, LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL).
+Juliaflo & 1
Too too funny love Ralph fix MY DINNER
It's funny!
I don't do the mumbo, Norton don't f o the mumbo, my grandmother don't do the mumbo,.........
You'll call it quits for today, and tomorrow, and you'll call it quits for next week,
Lol
Mr.Manicotti's lines were funny, too.
Ha ha ha
The mambo on the moon!!!
I need to watch these episodes for my health … seriously!!!😊
I tried the mambo in the shower and my back has been out for two years. Thanks, Mrs Manicotti.
That's not where you're supposed to do it, dummy.
“My *GRANDMOTHER* NEVER DID IT!!”
My first time favorite sitcom . I started watching about 1957-8.
This is great!
I don't know who was funnier, ralph or norton. 2 comic genius's. 😆
"How could I? You're always yappin'" - One of the funniest lines ever!
A great comedy classic will always stand the test of time
Hee Hee Hee!! "Ohhhhh!!! Carlos was just teaching you to do the Mambo!! That puts a 'different light' on everything!!"
We have to eat cold suppers. Love the way Jackie said that. And why we don't do it? Thinks a minute and then decides cause it's too much trouble. Well, not a bad answer.
We have to cccoooold suppers... LOL!!
He'd forget his lines,since he didn't like to rehearse.
TITO RODRIGUEZ MUSIC , FROM PUERTO RICO .....I LOVE THIS MAMBO
"Claves For Mambo".
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A talent that will never be duplicated!
Hahaha 1:10. Classic scene in The Sopranos when Tony Blundetto was doing this same impression for Rusty Milio and Angelo Garepe at dinner. 😂😂😂😂😂
All I know is that Alice was satisfied with me for 15 years. Now, she wants to change me.
Well she's got a nerve, she's got a nerve. She knew when she married you she was getting the worst of it.
You can say that again.
LOL!!
The Honeymooners-best comedy ever!..
I came here from the Sopranos
Someone needs to go...
Same lol
My favorite episode ever!!!!!!!! Love it!!!!🥀🥀🥀🥀..2022..
Imagine his reaction to twerking 😂
Jackie gleason a great actor and an even better person in real life. He was a big tipper and truly cared 4 people
Carlos Sanchez was bumping that classic Tito Rodriguez 🇵🇷, classic episode from one of the greatest shows
Carlos was actually a Hungarian named Charles Korvin. When Julia Child was asked to name her favorite "amateur" chef, she replied, "Charles Korvin". He claimed to have been Greta Garbo's last dance partner.
@@lesaber251 cool but I was referring to the music played in the episode, the artists name is Tito Rodriguez from Puerto Rico, he was part of the Afro Caribbean big band movement of the time along with others like Tito Puente and Machito.
Ralph: "Ok, what did I just walk into!?" 😂
The funniest segment of the series..and there were plenty.
Bro the way he walks in and then realizes they’re doing the mambo in his house
My father was like Ralph, except, without the humour .
I'm sorry
*The acting in this one scene alone*
*is 1000 times better than the absolute shit we have now ....*
You would enjoy live kabuki theatre, or 1950s aftershave commercials.
Great episode! Thanks for posting!
WOW that's The Best yet!
MY GRANDMOTHER NEVER DID IT!!!
😂
So funny loved the honeymooners in the 50's. Made me laugh
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She’s got her nerve, she’s got her nerve.. She knew when she married you, she was getting the worst of it. LOL 😂😂😂😂😂
"You can say that again"
One word CLASSIC
Your always tapping. Perfect come back
"EVERYBODY OUTT!!!.... OUTT!!!"
80 yrs later and as funny as ever
Can you imagine Ralph's reaction to Ice Spice Deli?
Lol
That music is so outrageously funny,lol
Ill tell yah why I cant have a hot meal cause yah doing this !! lmfao!!!
Imagine if he saw the twerking today lol. This dancing is classy Haha
His eyes would bulge.
Twerking is gross
So hilarious! But what a male chauvinist and a bully Ralph was! Poor Alice was just trying to have a little innocent fun.
This has always been one of my most favorite episodes
Joyce is 95 and still kickin !!
Rusty Millio would not be impressed
Friend of a friend, not a friend of us.
😐
Look at Long John Silver ova here
Classic TV. This never gets old.
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Claudio de Rochefoucault Thank you. I’ll check it out.
@@rd4454 Please do. Joyce was fun to work with, along with former child actor Larry who had worked with Orson Welles and Linda who starred in "How to Succeed in Business" with Robert Morse. Hope you enjoy...
Human values...simple as that. Thx Carlos 😀
The mambo was a big fad in the USA at this point. A bunch of novelty songs about the mambo were recorded, including one by Jayne Meadows (appearing here) and her sister Audrey: "The Hot Potato Mambo".
This is Audrey, Jayne was her sister.
And imagine, these episodes were done live with no rehearsal.
@ Denis Huffstutler. They did rehearse for the episodes of "The Honeymooners" , but Jackie Gleason had someone else substitute for him in the rehearsals because he hated to rehearse because he thought that it took away some of the spontaneity from the actual performance. Gleason said that his substitute for the rehearsals was much funnier than him but that his substitute just couldn't be funny in front of the TV cameras.
In loving memory of Joyce Randolph (1925-2024) 🥀