best damn black show that ever was or ever will be.everyone of the actors were born for their parts in the show.i am white and i love everyone of them although they are alll gone to heaven.i cannot for the life of me see how any white person could be cruel to any black people
The proper title is, “Kingfish at The Ballgame,” Season 2, Episode 11, aired 16 April 1953. Alvin Childress as Amos, Spencer Williams (Jr.) as Andy, Tim Moore as Kingfish, Johnny Lee as Calhoun, Nick Stewart (as Nick O'Demus) as Lightnin', Joan Henderson as the Little Girl, Michael Jackson as 1st Boy, James Jackson as 2nd Boy, Walter Woolf King as Mr. Wentworth (as Walter Wolf King), Lois Austin as Mrs. Wentworth, Arthur McNeely as Boy's Father.
It was impossible to get a ticket for 35 cents to this game since the film clip is of the fifth game of the fifth game of the 1951 World Series. The player hitting the homerun is Gil McDougald, the 1951 American League Rookie of the Year. The home run was a grand slam off Sal Maglie, only the second in World Series play up to that point . The first occured in 1920 and was hit by Elmer Flick of the Cleveland Indians..
ITS A CRIME ON HOW BAD THE VIDEO LOOKS ALL OF THESE SHOWS SHOULD BE RESTORED AND PUT OUT ON BLURAY DISCS ITS A CLASSIC SHOW LIKE THE HONEYMOONERS AND I LOVE LUCY IS.😢
Those were outstanding shows I never laughed so much when I was a young kid watch these shows I thought they were just so funny I for one never heard any bad talking about color race or anything I wish there was a place where we could buy these old movies like this part of our history
Robert Thompson ....Amos and Andy DVDs are available for sale from "Deep Discount"....there are are 10 separate volumes plus a platinum edition....you can call them at 1(800) 264- 5076.....they are an excellent company to deal with .
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After awhile, one would think that Brother Andy would catch on to Kingfish's schemes! Love this show! LOL.
tyty274 YOU WOULD THINK 🤔
Yeah he’s always getting over on Andy!SMH!
Andy was able to double cross him in "Kingfish Sells Andy a Lot" which made it one of the best of season two.
HILLARIOUS episode!
best damn black show that ever was or ever will be.everyone of the actors were born for their parts in the show.i am white and i love everyone of them although they are alll gone to heaven.i cannot for the life of me see how any white person could be cruel to any black people
Love this!! Never saw this before! It is so great!!!! Thank you for posting!!!!
Great acting doesn't even seem like it's been that long ago
The proper title is, “Kingfish at The Ballgame,” Season 2, Episode 11, aired 16 April 1953. Alvin Childress as Amos, Spencer Williams (Jr.) as Andy, Tim Moore as Kingfish, Johnny Lee as Calhoun, Nick Stewart (as Nick O'Demus) as Lightnin', Joan Henderson as the Little Girl, Michael Jackson as 1st Boy, James Jackson as 2nd Boy, Walter Woolf King as Mr. Wentworth (as Walter Wolf King), Lois Austin as Mrs. Wentworth, Arthur McNeely as Boy's Father.
Poor Kingfish, he always loses out in the end!
Because he's such a crook!! Lolll
Aww, the REAL, ORIGINAL Yankee Stadium. The one that was across the street from the trash heap they built to replace it. SMH
Classic comedy you can't get any better.
They redone that whole area!
Kingfish can't outsmart a little girl yet he outsmarts Andy almost every week.
Kingfish and Calhoun.
Amos and Andy.
✝️
Everybody check out John Miller page, he's colorizing the shows one by one...
Jack mulhall gem
Wish Amos had more lines. He seems to be the smartest!
Calhoun spectacular! Old movies always had a shyster lawyer, especially The Thin Man movies, but John Lee was the best in a series to good ones.
Love Cslhoun
Great Stuff C.C
Da Kingfish do be litters
this is the original curb your enthusiasm
kofy tv 20 time machine showed this episode san jose early 80s
Andy was a sweet but gullible person.
35 cents for a ticket to a baseball game.
to
I remember 65 cents for a ticket..
@@usermikes wow, inflation takes all the fun out of the ball game.
It was impossible to get a ticket for 35 cents to this game since the film clip is of the fifth game of the fifth game of the 1951 World Series. The player hitting the homerun is Gil McDougald, the 1951 American League Rookie of the Year. The home run was a grand slam off Sal Maglie, only the second in World Series play up to that point . The first occured in 1920 and was hit by Elmer Flick of the Cleveland Indians..
A bag of warm peanuts was five cents.
I didn’t know there were $500 bills
There are currency notes up to one million dollar bills
ITS A CRIME ON HOW BAD THE VIDEO LOOKS ALL OF THESE SHOWS SHOULD BE RESTORED AND PUT OUT ON BLURAY DISCS ITS A CLASSIC SHOW LIKE THE HONEYMOONERS AND I LOVE LUCY IS.😢
These are from old worn video tapes of 16mm prints of the original 35mm footage. There is nothing left to restore.
$3000 vs $500- hmmmmmm 🤔
35 cents for the tickets?
a proper posting-the credits were missing from all the other postings...
Those were outstanding shows I never laughed so much when I was a young kid watch these shows I thought they were just so funny I for one never heard any bad talking about color race or anything I wish there was a place where we could buy these old movies like this part of our history
Robert Thompson ....Amos and Andy DVDs are available for sale from "Deep Discount"....there are are 10 separate volumes plus a platinum edition....you can call them at 1(800) 264- 5076.....they are an excellent company to deal with .
@@mikevallen999 thanks we used to have them on beta
25:27 thats not michael jackson
surprised to see small child Michael Jackson
not the same one... this one born in 1951!
Micheal jackson? Where, I even went back over it! I don't see him.
Mike was not yet born or he was stillvtoo young
What?