Yes, every Saturday and Sunday afternoon on Sydney television in the 70s and 80s, we would generally have an Abbott & Costello, Francis the Talking Mule, a swashbuckler, which would feature either Tony Curtis or John Derek. Great times. Real entertainment!
His son drowned in the pool. Broke him down. The nanny was watching the 2 yr old. My favorite comic team of the 30s and 40s. Abbot was such an adorable man ..... He ravished me with laughter😅😅😅
This film and The Time of their Lives (1946) are two of my favourite A&C films. These films showed what a fine character actor Lou would have become if he had lived longer. There's an episode of the Wagon Train television show called The Tobias Jones Story where Lou played an alcoholic wastrel and was marvellous. Such a great talent.
These two comedians were unjustly compared to Laurel.and Hardy for many years...their brand of slapstick was totally different and broader based ...innocent and entertaining..
Character 1: I am about to watch this. You watch me watch this mister as i can assure you there will be no other watcher who can watch this like i can watch this. Character 2: Now wait a minute, do you mean to tell me that your about watch this entire movie? Character 1: That's right Mister. Ever since i was a little boy, my Mom would tell me "Son, there is no better watcher in the world than you!" Character 2: Well, why didn't you say so in the first place? If i would have know we had a fellow like you to watch this we would have hired you weeks ago......
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Bud & Lou weren't speaking to each other at this time. The had some ongoing argument about something and just showed up to shoot the scenes and were gone. Too bad but hey, that's show business.
In the 1970s these used to come on every Saturday morning after the cartoons were over there was almost always Abbott and Costello 👌
I remember every Saturday
Yes I remember Saturday was ace cartoons Abbott and costello wow great days ❤😊
Yes, every Saturday and Sunday afternoon on Sydney television in the 70s and 80s, we would generally have an Abbott & Costello, Francis the Talking Mule, a swashbuckler, which would feature either Tony Curtis or John Derek. Great times. Real entertainment!
Yes and also, the creature double feature with Godzilla movies
Great memories and times
His son drowned in the pool. Broke him down. The nanny was watching the 2 yr old. My favorite comic team of the 30s and 40s. Abbot was such an adorable man ..... He ravished me with laughter😅😅😅
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That death haunted Lou till he passed in 1959. Lou was a kind hearted man who gave to charities that helped poor children despite race.
Thank you for the great classic movies of yesteryears.. love the shows and entertainment of that era.
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This film and The Time of their Lives (1946) are two of my favourite A&C films. These films showed what a fine character actor Lou would have become if he had lived longer. There's an episode of the Wagon Train television show called The Tobias Jones Story where Lou played an alcoholic wastrel and was marvellous. Such a great talent.
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Thank you, Mr Borchers... a lovely print (very important to me) of one of their lesser known movies.
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yes,,lesser known but one of their best
The British mother in this is cute😊 reminds me of my Grandmother
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That was wonderful on Sunday morning waking up for these shows oh what memories 2:08 2:11
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I use to watch these movies when I was younger
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Thank you for sharing this gem. A much simpler time.
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Totally love ❤️❤️ Abbott and Costello, all their movies.
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I thought I'd seen every Abbott and Costello movie...a childhood school holidays treat. Loved it!
Welcome. I posted Abbott and Costello in Jack and the Beanstalk" (1952) here: ruclips.net/video/VS0D2kTVzZ0/видео.html
Love these
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This is fine movie with a good language.
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Who's on first what's on second and I don't know Who's on third😅😅😅😅😅😅😊 was the best ever ❤️ 🤷
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Martha was such a beautiful dream that I’ve never been able to even find and I was born in the wrong time
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One Bana plus one Bana. That's three Bana 😅😅😅😅
you get the third banana
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I love 7 x 13 is 28.
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Good, clean fun. Don't see that, these days.
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Must be in California. Those oranges are sooo goood.
Indeed, very good
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These two comedians were unjustly compared to Laurel.and Hardy for many years...their brand of slapstick was totally different and broader based ...innocent and entertaining..
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A movie that was intended to be a comedy but presented a picture that leaving home to find one's fortune is often filled with many disappointments.
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Character 1: I am about to watch this. You watch me watch this mister as i can assure you there will be no other watcher who can watch this like i can watch this.
Character 2: Now wait a minute, do you mean to tell me that your about watch this entire movie?
Character 1: That's right Mister. Ever since i was a little boy, my Mom would tell me "Son, there is no better watcher in the world than you!"
Character 2: Well, why didn't you say so in the first place? If i would have know we had a fellow like you to watch this we would have hired you weeks ago......
It's looks like new DVD releases review history books documentary about biography book club fun more information on this upcoming season start show hollywood story life look back universal studios hollywood and Florida to get
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Bud & Lou weren't speaking to each other at this time. The had some ongoing argument about something and just showed up to shoot the scenes and were gone. Too bad but hey, that's show business.
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Love Abbott and Costello, never liked laurel and hardy.
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Lou should make the guy pay for using his air, with that kind of attitude...
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BS 😂Yeah definitely a degree for salesman
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Love em
Me. too. I posted Abbott and Costello in "Jack and the Beanstalk" (1952) here: ruclips.net/video/VS0D2kTVzZ0/видео.html