I'd like to BET that many a person has wet their pants creased up in absolute HYSTERICS at the hilarious antics these two wonderful geniuses of comedy. They were so, so funny!
There are some around. I'm one of them...with friends and people I come across. But you're correct in that...today's comedy is more about profanity, yelling, and mean sarcasm. Not my kind of comedy. I adore these 2 a lot still. Same with The 3 Stooges.
The lady to his left is quite wonderful - she laughs and looks sympathetic when the croupier tries to hit his hand with his croupier stick. Small things ...
Empathetic, not sympathetic. Wink. I also enjoy the camera angles. They use a lot of HIT misses. Hit just enough away where it _looks_ like the person is hit. Camera angles and adjustment...way before Computer Enhancements. You had to be more clever...like here and what the Stooges did.
This is a great routine. At 00:21, the lady on the left is Jean Willes. She appeared on several Three Stooges shorts as well as a number of westerns thru the years. She was a really good actress. I do not recognize the lady standing next to her.
Absolutely hilarious, but alas, that dealer certainly ain't woke ... Costello could well have been scarred for life at the way he kept calling him "The Fat Boy".
Read their biography. Its sad how, after raising millions in war bonds, paying for hospitals etc, they were hounded to death by the IRS. They gambled on everything. When they performed at casinos they were being paid $55,000 a week. The casinos put them in the furthest dressing room from the stage so they had to walk past all the gaming tables knowing full well they couldnt resist. Most weeks they earnt less than they lost.
That's true if the kids stop laughing from this shenanigans they were going through but then they have tax problems because of gambling issues in the 40s and 50s I think that helps split them apart right
Yaaabutt...(hahah), he didn't change it. The skit is funny because HE did not call 35 or say "Let It Ride." at all...it was all part of a conversation. At the end, you can see he wasn't aware of the winnings...which is why he said he wanted is buck back. Costello plays the clueless witty character very well.
All the comedians today have no class they swear and use dirty jokes. These 2 are the best at clean and classy comedy. Even my kids love to watch them.
I love Abbot and Costello's skits. I just hate seeing these type when people gamble then, lose it all. It ALWAYS happens. Why can't someone win for a change? It wouldn't hurt the skit or movie scenario.
I doubt studying would do much good. True comedic ability is something you either have or don't have. It requires creativity and intelligence, two things seriously lacking with most so-called comedians these days.
His initial bet was a dollar, and he won 3 times in a row. Roulette gives odds of 36:1 on single-number bets, meaning he was up to $46,656 when he lost it all.
This is reminiscent of the Abbott & Costello movie Lost In Alaska (1952),in which Lou had won a bundle of money by chance a few times without trying until he lost when he made a bet and lost after winning a big bundle.
If the scene continues---a fight ensues--Lou burns the place down---and their boss tells them off---some of the funniest moments in this brilliant shows whole run...still funny today
the best part of it .. Lou was not even gambling, he kept answer questions ... how old are you ?? 35 (Let it ride), how many members in the club ? .. 29 (wins again) ... and has no idea how much he won .. until the last bet (LOST IT ALL)
So so funny, but times sure have changed. If the dealer tried that in today's world good ol' Costello would've prob'ly wound up suing and then owning that casino. Not to mention that he'd claim to be be scarred for life by those references to him as "The Fat Boy."
I would say yes, the Little Rascals were a comedy troupe put together by Hal Roach, of Laurel & Hardy fame. Early Rascals used the same music soundtrack as Laurel & Hardy. They also shared the same film lot and character actors. All part of the Hal Roach Studios family.
My lucky number 7 came in 5 times in a row at Harrah's in A.C. The croupier said it was the 1st time he ever saw the same number 5 times in a row. I had $10 on it the 1st three times, then $15 on it the next 2 times. You can do the math.
@@MrGooch2706 That scene was first done in an earlier movie where they are in Alaska, but it was done with a different number. Lou stayed on the number, which eventually lost. He had bet $1 originally, and never knew he was winning big. When he finally lost, he thought it was only $1. That movie is here on RUclips in full, but I can't remember the exact name. Alaska is in the title. Update: I just looked it up. The movie is Lost in Alaska. He was asking another man questions, reading from his notepad. Before every question he would read the question number, so the roulette operator was placing his bets on #1, #2, #3, and #4 each time. Lou won the first 3, lost the 4th, never realizing he had been winning big.
I was just watching a reaction video to their crap game and at the end it flashed their roulette game so i just had to check it out, i've played roulette every day for over 3 years and i.ve made a few dollars, it took me awhile to adopt some sound strategies, if anyone plays tell me what you think of this , a bet on 2nd dozen plus a bet on 3rd dozen plus a cya bet on 0/00/2 , i've got 27 slots to land in and dealer only has 11,
Hey, heres some modern humour... Three persons of mixed race and average height snd weight go into a room and request three glasses of water. One says i will have a twist of lemon in mine... The others say RACIST !!!🦗🦗🦗
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Two great guys. A hilarious pair
Thanks for posting this great classic episode the story I sooo funny. Thanks again.
Two of the greatest comedians
A great find! Thank you for sharing, these.
I'd like to BET that many a person has wet their pants creased up in absolute HYSTERICS at the hilarious antics these two wonderful geniuses of comedy. They were so, so funny!
Fantastic. Before my time but thankfully I can catch them on RUclips.
I loved watching the 30 minutes Abbott and Costello show when i was kid in the 70's
Bud and Lou, never been bettered.
I still fall off my chair watching these two experts in comedy. None left today in this society that's for sure.
Wobble wobble wop dance
There are some around. I'm one of them...with friends and people I come across. But you're correct in that...today's comedy is more about profanity, yelling, and mean sarcasm. Not my kind of comedy. I adore these 2 a lot still. Same with The 3 Stooges.
I pissed myself straight away at the beginning, when lou thought it was checkers. Lol
Denny Law but there’s plenty of “experts” like you, too single minded to look for good comedy from this era
We got fluffy now. Lol
Lou was such a comedic genius despite great personal tragedy in his life.
Comedians are tortured souls
@@Haku_HatakeYes. Look at the Three Stooges, particularly Moe.
@@Haku_HatakeYes. Look at the Three Stooges, particularly Moe.
These two know exactly what my Saturday nights at the casino look like.
Thanks for the laughs!! Still Funny after all these years.
The lady to his left is quite wonderful - she laughs and looks sympathetic when the croupier tries to hit his hand with his croupier stick. Small things ...
Empathetic, not sympathetic. Wink. I also enjoy the camera angles. They use a lot of HIT misses. Hit just enough away where it _looks_ like the person is hit. Camera angles and adjustment...way before Computer Enhancements. You had to be more clever...like here and what the Stooges did.
@AnotherWacko - Indeed. They weren't as "wimpy" as many from year 2015+.
She is also very beautiful !!!
Great routine by two masters of comedy!!!
Love them old comedy’s
Comedies
Jul9S@2022
Bar🇧🇧bados
Skilled comedic geniuses.
I'm laughing so hard for 60 yrs
Best comedic duo
No! Laurel and Hardy
By far
"...this is for a bicycle" great writing
0:13. The woman on the far left is Three Stooges supporting actress Jean Willes, who made her debut in 1946's Monkey Businessmen.
I laughed very hard at that checkers movement.
Best team ever!!! 😂😂😂
This is a great routine. At 00:21, the lady on the left is Jean Willes. She appeared on several Three Stooges shorts
as well as a number of westerns thru the years. She was a really good actress. I do not recognize the lady standing
next to her.
This whole episode is amazing, but the latter half (aka this) in particular
These two, Abbott and Costello, are the Kings of Comedy and will make you laugh very much.
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Absolutely hilarious, but alas, that dealer certainly ain't woke ... Costello could well have been scarred for life at the way he kept calling him "The Fat Boy".
10 cents 😂!
The Susquehanna hat company 😅😅😅
Another funny skit was "The Loafer". Abbott gets a job in a bakery.
The beauty to the left of Bud Abbott is Actress Jean Willes who appeared alongside of The Three Stooges and Abbot and Costello
Read their biography. Its sad how, after raising millions in war bonds, paying for hospitals etc, they were hounded to death by the IRS. They gambled on everything. When they performed at casinos they were being paid $55,000 a week. The casinos put them in the furthest dressing room from the stage so they had to walk past all the gaming tables knowing full well they couldnt resist. Most weeks they earnt less than they lost.
It does not get much better than Bud and Lou.
favorite clip!
I feel like these two comedians were trying to teach the kids that you shouldn’t gamble. Every skit where they gamble they get screwed 😂
That's true if the kids stop laughing from this shenanigans they were going through but then they have tax problems because of gambling issues in the 40s and 50s I think that helps split them apart right
HE WINS AGAIN!
Can we talk about how accurate that guy was with the switch?
Pretty girls!
My favorite game checkers. 😂
The chances of 35 four times in a row? Astro-hysterical.
Every other specific sequence of any numbers has exactly the same chance. You have the same odds of spinning the numbers 35, 2, 16, 21 in that order.
Always funny
Jean Willes...yum!
LAWL On his last bet the dealer shoves every chip on the table including the chip rack to 35. That was so funny :D
Classic!@!
Lou Costello enfant nous faisait bien rire,on s’en souviens .Bud abott lou Costello👍
So Clever
He never knew what hit him! Lol
He was at $466,560 and could have had $16,796,160 if he stayed at 35.
Yaaabutt...(hahah), he didn't change it. The skit is funny because HE did not call 35 or say "Let It Ride." at all...it was all part of a conversation. At the end, you can see he wasn't aware of the winnings...which is why he said he wanted is buck back. Costello plays the clueless witty character very well.
@@biblebadcopycatofcuneiform8210 Oh, is THAT what happened?
On a $1 bet he was at $46,656 and would have won $1,679,616 if he let it ride once more. Your math is for a $10 bet.
@@biblebadcopycatofcuneiform8210 I think I have found Columbo..
@@NicolasGirls - Good for you. Really, honestly.
Little did he know he cleaned house and lost everything.
Cracks me up
All the comedians today have no class they swear and use dirty jokes. These 2 are the best at clean and classy comedy. Even my kids love to watch them.
Whats wrong with swearing. It adds more humour to the joke
He does not know he won the whole house, and lost it.
Beautiful classy women. No tattoos, no piercings just pure elegance. Pretty close to zero of that now.
Ok Bill
wildbill-Also the fact they're not wearing ripped jeans, either.
Triumph of the Skank
We lost a great dou when we lost them.
Bud Abbott hardcore gambler
You got that right Jay.
I love Abbot and Costello's skits. I just hate seeing these type when people gamble then, lose it all. It ALWAYS happens. Why can't someone win for a change? It wouldn't hurt the skit or movie scenario.
😩😩😩😩😩😫
If the guy asked him how old he was 6 years ago and he answered "29" he would have won that spin too! ,
Lou burned down the casino after. No lie.
Classic.
SNL needs to STUDY the old comedians.
I doubt studying would do much good. True comedic ability is something you either have or don't have. It requires creativity and intelligence, two things seriously lacking with most so-called comedians these days.
you also have 35 likes lol
SNL: REEEE ORANGE MAN BAD
Tom C Nerd
There IS a difference between pure comedy and satire. I love them both.
The croupier looks like Slim Whitman.
I'm told this show premiered in syndication
Thought a show had to start as prime time series first
Which network(s) got it?
How were the ratings?
Here's a good summary of the series.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Abbott_and_Costello_Show
His initial bet was a dollar, and he won 3 times in a row. Roulette gives odds of 36:1 on single-number bets, meaning he was up to $46,656 when he lost it all.
This is reminiscent of the Abbott & Costello movie Lost In Alaska (1952),in which Lou had won a bundle of money by chance a few times without trying until he lost when he made a bet and lost after winning a big bundle.
Yeah, there are formulas you can see between different kinds of skits. Sometimes it's only the scenes that change.
That ending was better
If the same number comes up four times in a row, there’s something fishy going on.
Not impossible, but insanely improbable.
Does anyone think that wheel was rigged. It landed on thirty-five 4 times in a row.
How dare you suggest that this game was rigged! Why, it was at least as level as the W.C. Fields poker match!
Law of independent trials
If the scene continues---a fight ensues--Lou burns the place down---and their boss tells them off---some of the funniest moments in this brilliant shows whole run...still funny today
❤
Back when comedy was funny
Let it ride #35.
Always Quit When You Are Ahead $. That the First Thing I Learn in Life.
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the best part of it .. Lou was not even gambling, he kept answer questions ... how old are you ?? 35 (Let it ride), how many members in the club ? .. 29 (wins again) ... and has no idea how much he won .. until the last bet (LOST IT ALL)
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So so funny, but times sure have changed. If the dealer tried that in today's world good ol' Costello would've prob'ly wound up suing and then owning that casino. Not to mention that he'd claim to be be scarred for life by those references to him as "The Fat Boy."
Easy come, easy go...
0:11. At the far left is Three Stooges costar Jean Willes.
What year was this? I wonder how much $1,000 would be in todays money.
1952
Never knew Sean Hannity was so funny
What are the names of those two actresses @ 0:22? Or what movie or TV episode is this from?
Bud and Lou were hired to watch over these 2 rich socialites. But the girls had other ideas.
@@x.y.8581 This is from the TV show, season 2, entitled "Efficiency Experts" The actresses were Jean Willes and Lucille Barkley.
@@MrGooch2706 Thanks!! They are both gorgeous!!
Why are people so greedy, once I win my first Billion, I would stop. But that’s just me.
They were the 'Masters' of comedy, along with Laurel ,& Hardy. Now were the 'little rascals' considered comedians, I don't know.
I would say yes, the Little Rascals were a comedy troupe put together by Hal Roach, of Laurel & Hardy fame. Early Rascals used the same music soundtrack as Laurel & Hardy. They also shared the same film lot and character actors. All part of the Hal Roach Studios family.
GAMBLING TIME
Should have let it ride again
Where is this one from? I never saw it.
TV show, season 2.
@Neal Finkelstein m.imdb.com/title/tt0857425/
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Damn, imaging actually getting the same number four times in a row.
My lucky number 7 came in 5 times in a row at Harrah's in A.C. The croupier said it was the 1st time he ever saw the same number 5 times in a row. I had $10 on it the 1st three times, then $15 on it the next 2 times. You can do the math.
What movie was that?
Not sure if it was originally from any of their movies. Written exclusively for the TV show.
It was a skit from their TV show, hence the audience laughter.
@@MrGooch2706 That scene was first done in an earlier movie where they are in Alaska, but it was done with a different number. Lou stayed on the number, which eventually lost. He had bet $1 originally, and never knew he was winning big. When he finally lost, he thought it was only $1. That movie is here on RUclips in full, but I can't remember the exact name. Alaska is in the title.
Update: I just looked it up. The movie is Lost in Alaska. He was asking another man questions, reading from his notepad. Before every question he would read the question number, so the roulette operator was placing his bets on #1, #2, #3, and #4 each time. Lou won the first 3, lost the 4th, never realizing he had been winning big.
I was just watching a reaction video to their crap game and at the end it flashed their roulette game so i just had to check it out, i've played roulette every day for over 3 years and i.ve made a few dollars, it took me awhile to adopt some sound strategies, if anyone plays tell me what you think of this , a bet on 2nd dozen plus a bet on 3rd dozen plus a cya bet on 0/00/2 , i've got 27 slots to land in and dealer only has 11,
is this from a movie or the TV show?
TV show. Season 2.
@@MrGooch2706 thank you
Never saw that many people on the show but the way they were dressed gave it away
The scene was originally done in an earlier movie called Lost in Alaska.
im high,this here some deep man :"{
still laughing my ass off. nobody comes close
$46,656 gone in a flash.
That's not how it works...
It's no worse than the end scene in Fast Five. At least this is funny
Wow thousands of dollars down the drain!!!!!!
Lol this was on my recommended
Hey, heres some modern humour... Three persons of mixed race and average height snd weight go into a room and request three glasses of water. One says i will have a twist of lemon in mine... The others say RACIST !!!🦗🦗🦗
clean comedy...todays trash havent a clue how to make people laugh. if it isnt running a gop canidate then they dont have any material.
Meh, i like clean and not clean humor. As long as it's funny thats all that matters to me.
lol, should've quit will he was ahead 🤭
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How can the number 35 come out so many times
They never show it going into the number 35 hole.
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