Chuck E. Cheese's - Danvers, MA - the Original 'Birthday Star' ( 1992 )
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- The original, first version of the famous 'Birthday Star' ( 1992 version ) presented on the Danvers, MA CECs 2-Stage.
This was shot specifically to capture the appearence and animation of the stage characters.
In this footage it does not include the costumed Chuck E. performing along as originally intended to be done when presented.
Here is a rare look at the original Cybermic performance of this song.
You will notice some interesting programmng / animation of the characters, including a time saving 'twin movement' sequence where two characters head animations move exactly the same during certain musical moments.
Filmed at the Danvers, MA CEC in 2002 by Shiny Happy Jenn
R.I.P. Danvers, MA CEC
(1983-2020)
Showbiz Chuck Ik :.(
Ooh, all those birthdays I played Chuck E. at my local Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant back in '93 are all coming back to me now! I heard this song so much, it got permanently burned into my brain like a tattoo.
Nostalgia just hit me in the face :/
Love the curtains!
Me too.
That spotlight that casts the 'Chuck E. Cheese Show' graphic onto the curtains before they part is a favorite feature of mine.
I also love the curtains
Now this is a treat. Thank you for sharing this. 😄
Thats epic dude that you found this
Thank you. It's was very satisfying to remember.
My friend Emily was her this CEC local
What years did Danvers replaced Chuck E's tuxedo with the Cool Chuck Outfit, and replaced the Cool Chuck outfit with the Avenger outfit?
I personally ordered the then brand new Cyber 'Cool Chuck' outfit for the Danvers stage in 2002, back when I was still working there.
We were the first location in our area to get it for a non-Studio C Stage.
My own district manager thought it was something I had made for the animatronic to wear, and actually asked me to take it off until I told him it's the new official 'look' for the character from Corporate!
The purple 'Avenger" outfit for the Cyber I beleive was put on in 2007/2008.
I was no longer working there, so don't know the exact year.
WHY DIDNT YOU FILM CHUCK E.
@@rainbooming3336 They had the curtains closed for chuck e.
When I was little we did not have a live chick e cheese
I Remember this location for the cheesevention
I just realized that the song "Smash Mouth - All Star" must have been imitating this song, probably unintentionally.
no it wasn’t
@@DaMeaun: Haha, what makes you so sure?
@@eebgoz it’s definitely an original song
@@DaMeaun Right, but every original song has influences, whether intentional or subconscious.
Happy birthday From CHUCK E cheese 🥳🎂🙏
Older than me, both the song and the video.
Ryan's Colorado Rail Productions you and me both
Me threes
Happy birthday From CHUCK E cheese 👍🙏✌🥳
I love Chucky Cheese!!!💚💚✌
This wan was a PTT before this video was recorded.
I am very suprised that the tape the song was performed off managed to last 10 years.
VHS tapes, when taken care of, can last 40 to 50 years or longer.
28 years ago i was thinking of chuck e cheese birthday star. But if I wanted to, do you mean "your a birthday star at chuck e cheese"? QUACK. But if I was rockstar chuck, avenger chuck and tuxedo chuck. But chuck e cheese voice is Scott Wilson. On the 1983 and 1993.
2:48 Close Curtains
"Your ?????? are going far, here's to you our birthday star!" What is that lyric I have never heard it clearly
'You're a big time, big star, going far......here's to you our Birthday Star..!'
This is how I've heard it over the years.
Leo Lion Wow now I hear it!
@@CircusShowplace for some reason i always heard it as "your a big time bass star going far, hears to you our birthday star."
@Went to another account. big “stuff” wouldn’t really make any sense. Pretty sure they’re saying big star just not enunciating the r as clearly
Why didn't you get chuck e's stage? His curtains should've been opened for this birthday show since they have been for this
This was a skit that was performed in Stores with the costumed character of Chuck E. and not the animatronic version of Chuck E. used on stage. Thus, his stage curtain remained closed during this Birthday Show performance as the costumed version was intended to be out performing in front of the center stage animated characters. Since this video footage was shot specifically to just capture and archive the Cyberamic stage character movements and lighting as it appeared in Stores at that time, i purposely did not include the costumed Chuck.
Any time stamps for examples of the twin movement?
Randomness Central 1:39 look at Munch and Pasqually as well as Jasper and Helen. The movement of their heads are congruent just mirrored.
Watch the very beginning of the performance, around the 30 second mark.
Both Helen and Pasqually's head turns are exactly the same during this segment at various points.
There are similar time saving movements in the 1995 Birthday Star video I just uploaded, with multiple characters at once with head turn movements synced together.
I noticed that Munch and Pasqually both move their heads at the exact same time during the second half of the song.
Omg this is awesome 😊❤️
0:14 Open Curtains
Rip danvers :(
1:05
Happy boiday
What Date Did This Location Taken?
If you mean when this was filmed in Store, it was in 2002.
@@CircusShowplace What Date in 2002?
I don't recall. It is marked on the tape itself i believe, but i can't access it at the moment. Probably in the summer or fall...as i was doing other filming at the time at the Store.
Wait, didn’t the Chuck bot preform along too?
Kyle Choy
This is a live show, so the Chuck E bot would usually be hidden behind the curtains while his mascot counterpart performed in front of the stage.
Well I’ve seen instances of this show with both Walk arounds and animatronics (including the Chuck animatronic)
Kyle Choy
Some stages don’t have a separate curtain for Chuck E, so he’s just motionless on the stage during live shows. Nowadays they don’t even cover him regardless whether he has curtains or not.
@@fruitcakedog1997 I think he means the early version of the show. (The one before 1994.)
OMG IN A 1992 BIRTHDAY VIDEO
I SAW CHUCK PERFORMING OMG 😱
Did you film Havin a Party 1992 and Chuck E March 1993 at Danvers in 2002?
Possibly....cant recall at the moment.
What the frick