Growing up in NYCity in the post-war 1950s was a special time for me. Beyond the nostalgic aspect, this scene says a lot about why so many of us will always call NY home, no matter where we live. The song has that special emotional underpinning which grabs hearts...especially for those privileged to have been raised during the optimistic '50s.
this NEVER gets old! This is by far my most favorite Martin and Lewis film! at 17 a theater class i was in gave an assignment on recreating what we thought the best musical choreography in film for a talent show up coming..most chose Astaire, Kelly, even Cagney, but me & a friend chose THIS routine! stunned my teacher hated the idea-i was an actor NO singer-my partner was the singer so jerry's singing was perfect 4 me & the dancing was relatively easy to learn- WE TORE THE HOUSE DOWN! memories!
I love this partnership and collaboration. Even though by this time a split was imminent, they gave their best to this beautiful lil number. I’ve never seen Dean Martin so athletic and seemingly enjoying the work. Jerry is his usual very athletic dynamic aggressive self playing off that original Smooth Criminal Dean Martin. Love this. RIP Dean and Jerry.
I tell you every street's a boulevard in old New York Every street's a highway of your dreams It's a thrill to shop on 34th street Or down in Union Square We like the people you meet On Mulberry street, have you ever been there Every street's a boulevard in old New York So keep smiling and you'll never wear a frown Just remember there's an East Side and the West Side And Uptown and Down That's why we're proud to be a part of New York town 34th street...Union Square...Mulberry street Have you ever been there Every street's a boulevard in old New York Streets are paved with happiness in old New York We're proud you're a part of it We're happy that you came Each sidewalk is a concrete path to fame Just remember there's an East Side and the West Side And Uptown and Down In this great big metropolis known as New York town
No one will never ever really know the true real reason for the break up of the act the Martin and Lewis act ...We will find out who killed Kennedy before that.
Me and my gang were teen agers a d grew up with these incredibly talented guys-we made sure to see every one of their films! Now, we're all in our 80's, a nd sadly, they've passed on: so.....thanks,for the memories you two.....
I was studying tap in one of the best dance schools in New York (hence America) when this came out and of course we had a routine to this song. Unlike some of my routines from those days, I can't remember a single step of this one.
itsjust me Because these are very different times and people are much more cynical and jaded today. I’m not sure if anyone who didn’t live through those post-War years can ever really fully understand the relative innocence and hopefulness of those times. We had just come through a long war just a few years before and people were lighthearted and thought they had so much to look forward to. It really was a Golden Age before all the horrors of the late 20th century descended on us. As the old saying goes; ‘The past is another country, they do things differently there.’
@@lindashelley3635 Very well said, Linda. Your comments were perceptive & articulate. Great summation of that long-ago era in entertainment, as well as a once-great nation that seems to be diminishing by the day. Thanks again!
That was on a movie set, it was all recreated in the HUGE Paramount hangars. It was all fake except the two of them and the extras pretending to be bums. A 5-year-old child would understand, for Christ's sake.
God knows why. But i’ve been watching Jerry Lewis interviews recently. It seems to me, that he was quite up his own ARSEHOLE!!! Except. I do amdmire the way he stood up for Sammy Davis Junior. He stood up for the underdog.
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Who is over 45 and still loves this move and all Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin movies?
You don't have to be over 45 dear 🤗💝
To love them 🌹💖
I'm in my late 30s 🕵
And loved them all my life 🙏
May they RIP 🙏
The Greatest Comedy Team Of All Time 😊
What a great song and dance number by Dean and Jerry
Fact's
That little hip shake they do at the first "have you ever been there?" Gives me life... I love these two so much.
Quelle duo formidable j adoré sais artistes je les regardé étant enfants que de merveilleux souvenirs
Look at this with a full heart. You'll never see their like again.
Need to see the whole movie
@@ronnieriveros6067 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
The greatest comedy duo act of all time. These guys fill my heart with joy and I will love them forever.
Slowly but surely we are losing the best in that special generation . I grew up with Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin movies. Much love😍😁
Even now there is no comedy couple as good as they were.
Goodbye, Jerry Lewis. Thanks for the memories and the laughs.
RIP to Dean and Jerry.
This Is My Favorite Scene Of Them, From The Movie Living It Up 1954
I miss them ... all the good talent gone. What a era of class.
The first "Have you ever been there?" Love it!☺ Two very handsome boys. This is a reminder to me that I was born in the wrong era.
Martin and lewis are great artists
Together they were PERFECT
Growing up in NYCity in the post-war 1950s was a special time for me. Beyond the nostalgic aspect, this scene says a lot about why so many of us will always call NY home, no matter where we live. The song has that special emotional underpinning which grabs hearts...especially for those privileged to have been raised during the optimistic '50s.
I must say that these two men were the second greatest comedy team since Abbott and Costello and their movies will live on forever 😊
this NEVER gets old! This is by far my most favorite Martin and Lewis film! at 17 a theater class i was in gave an assignment on recreating what we thought the best musical choreography in film for a talent show up coming..most chose Astaire, Kelly, even Cagney, but me & a friend chose THIS routine! stunned my teacher hated the idea-i was an actor NO singer-my partner was the singer so jerry's singing was perfect 4 me & the dancing was relatively easy to learn- WE TORE THE HOUSE DOWN! memories!
It's my favorite also!
Lisa Russell-Hazen OMG SO PROUD OF Y’ALL CONGRATS ♥️♥️♥️
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Wow, that's great!
Exact . Here , since Buenos aires.
I had the delux collection of all these movies, volume 1 and two.
I Have The 6 Movie Collection Of Martin & Lewis
I love this partnership and collaboration. Even though by this time a split was imminent, they gave their best to this beautiful lil number. I’ve never seen Dean Martin so athletic and seemingly enjoying the work. Jerry is his usual very athletic dynamic aggressive self playing off that original Smooth Criminal Dean Martin. Love this. RIP Dean and Jerry.
They had the first problems between them AFTER this movie.
I wanna cry I love this song so much r.i.p to both of these beautiful babes
How I love this song, and what a terrific performance.
I Have All Their Movie's On DVD,Love Them Classics 😊
No other act will ever compare
They were just magical together!
@@kellycaviness4850Exactly 💯
Fact's
Wow...New York was turned into a dream city with their help. And now it's mutated into a nightmare. Sure miss watching Lewis and Martin.
This is so cool...makes us happy...
I tell you every street's a boulevard in old New York
Every street's a highway of your dreams
It's a thrill to shop on 34th street
Or down in Union Square
We like the people you meet
On Mulberry street, have you ever been there
Every street's a boulevard in old New York
So keep smiling and you'll never wear a frown
Just remember there's an East Side and the West Side
And Uptown and Down
That's why we're proud to be a part of New York town
34th street...Union Square...Mulberry street
Have you ever been there
Every street's a boulevard in old New York
Streets are paved with happiness in old New York
We're proud you're a part of it
We're happy that you came
Each sidewalk is a concrete path to fame
Just remember there's an East Side and the West Side
And Uptown and Down
In this great big metropolis known as New York town
No one will never ever really know the true real reason for the break up of the act the Martin and Lewis act ...We will find out who killed Kennedy before that.
Oh I do believe we'll all find out one of these days.
Best Performance Ever,In My Opinion 😊
Probably the greatest movie segment.
Rip To Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis,We Still Miss You Guy's
Jerry and Dean singing I Love New York. Old New York.
I can never get enough of this song and I have only been to New York a few times. But this song never gets old!!
Me and my gang were teen agers a d grew up with these incredibly talented guys-we made sure to see every one of their films! Now, we're all in our 80's, a nd sadly, they've passed on: so.....thanks,for the memories you two.....
Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis,Are The Best 💯😊, Period
The Greatest Comedy Team Of All Time
You better believe they were!!❤❤❤❤. I love them so much
@@kellycaviness4850Same Here 😊
Whether in a tux or a street sweepers uniform, Dean added class to whatever he wore...😉🤗
Jerry too, especially Jerry! And anyway they were pure class TOGETHER, DON'T PRETEND YOU DON'T KNOW IT!
Terrific!
Love them!!!
Love these two.....thanks for the laughs Jerry
I saw that movie as a kid and, in my fifties, I still remember those lyrics...
I was studying tap in one of the best dance schools in New York (hence America) when this came out and of course we had a routine to this song. Unlike some of my routines from those days, I can't remember a single step of this one.
GEES Your lucky!
RIP Dean and Jerry 😢
The Greatest Comedy Team Of All Time
Love it, brings bck great childhood memories of going to the flicks in Dublin ! XXXXX
I forgot how well-done the production was in these Martin-Lewis pictures, I was expecting it to be more low budget than this.
They were top box-office stars when this film was made.
love it! Thank you!
Countless thanks to Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Paramount studios (and verycoolsound).
This is just the best! Amazing music and dancing! Thanks for posting it. I remember I watched it when I was still in elementary
Que fantástico escucharlos la época de oro del cine artistas como ellos ya no existen geniales
Thanks so much for the post. Saw this movie several times growing up as I was a big Martin & Lewis fan and this song was my favorite.
😍 👏👏👏👏👏
Halcyon days ✨
I Have All Their Movie's
Living it up
👏👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Génial !!!
Jerry Lewis
16 de marzo de 1926
20 de agosto de 2017
97 AÑOS
91 AÑOS
06 AÑOS.
Cute
Two guys dancing and singing wearing tux's and tails on the streets of NY today, the cops would have them jacked up!
+jason60chev Why?
itsjust me Because these are very different times and people are much more cynical and jaded today. I’m not sure if anyone who didn’t live through those post-War years can ever really fully understand the relative innocence and hopefulness of those times. We had just come through a long war just a few years before and people were lighthearted and thought they had so much to look forward to. It really was a Golden Age before all the horrors of the late 20th century descended on us. As the old saying goes; ‘The past is another country, they do things differently there.’
@@lindashelley3635 Very well said, Linda. Your comments were perceptive & articulate. Great summation of that long-ago era in entertainment, as well as a once-great nation that seems to be diminishing by the day. Thanks again!
Wait doesn't NY have street preformers though like would it really be that weird?
That was on a movie set, it was all recreated in the HUGE Paramount hangars. It was all fake except the two of them and the extras pretending to be bums. A 5-year-old child would understand, for Christ's sake.
I'm not a fan of Martin & Lewis..but..I love this song..about the NYC that I use to remember.
0:51 Paul Desmond quotes this in his "Blue Rondo a la Turk" solo.
Dean Martin
07 de junio de 1917
25 de diciembre de 1995
106 AÑOS
078 AÑOS
028 AÑOS.
See description (above).
Name movie?
No team as Jerry and Dean
Which movie is this from??
"Living It Up."
Then I just gave them away
I'm suprised these homeless men didn't jump and rob Dean and Jerry. Lol
Homeless people are rarely violent...
Look what a movie! It was certainly not a true homelss that. The scenes are reconstructed from reality for a movie!
@@jerrylewisthekid5479 It's a joke. I was kidding , those guys were extras who were paid to be silent and watch Jerry and Dean perform.
God knows why. But i’ve been watching Jerry Lewis interviews recently. It seems to me, that he was quite up his own ARSEHOLE!!! Except. I do amdmire the way he stood up for Sammy Davis Junior. He stood up for the underdog.
Dean and Jerry's movies were as bad as Elvis's. ON stage in clubs on TV they were Terrific.
Terrible can’t stand jerry they were better apart