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Jan 19 12 11:55 AM
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Jan 19 12 7:15 PM
skelton knaggs wrote:PShields79 wrote:Ted Newsom wrote:Sorry you guys don't like Abbott & Costello... you ought to try Carney & Brown some time.Or Wheeler and Woolsey. Or Noonan and Marshall.Or Clark and McCullough
PShields79 wrote:Ted Newsom wrote:Sorry you guys don't like Abbott & Costello... you ought to try Carney & Brown some time.Or Wheeler and Woolsey. Or Noonan and Marshall.
Ted Newsom wrote:Sorry you guys don't like Abbott & Costello... you ought to try Carney & Brown some time.
Jan 19 12 7:17 PM
Wich2 wrote:>Just saw Lugosi gracefully rise out of the coffin in a wide shot. He must have been in pretty darn good shape< Retirement-age Bela was not in particularly good shape, in that way. But as folks who work with him have attested, he regularly used a VERY potent pain reliever/mood elevator.
Jan 19 12 7:24 PM
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Jan 19 12 10:51 PM
jplibby wrote:skelton knaggs wrote:PShields79 wrote:Ted Newsom wrote:Sorry you guys don't like Abbott & Costello... you ought to try Carney & Brown some time.Or Wheeler and Woolsey. Or Noonan and Marshall.Or Clark and McCulloughI think Bobby Clark is a great comedian and rather overlooked these days ... possibly because he spent his later years on Broadway, away from the cameras. Now, Paul McCullough, I don't get at all.
Jan 19 12 10:57 PM
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Jan 20 12 8:04 AM
Rick wrote: True enough. Never underestimate the power of professional performance. I've heard stories of folk such as Bob Hope and Rosalind Russell who, offstage, looked and moved like any elderly civilian, but, onstage, shook it off and became years younger. I actually witnessed this myself with Imogene Coca.
"Guy named Squeamy got thrown from the fifth floor. He's deader'n a mackerel."
Jan 20 12 9:14 AM
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Jan 20 12 8:07 PM
Ray Faiola wrote:I have a print of THE WHITE BIRCH, Karloff's final performance. It was filmed a few weeks before he died. For most of the show, an episode of The Name of the Game, he is in a wheelchair. But at one point he gets up and does the rest of the scene on his feet. I was amazed he was able to do this, knowing what shape he was in and that he had only a few weeks to live. Karloff, the consumate professional, rose to the scene as he always did.
Feb 24 12 1:57 PM
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Feb 24 12 4:08 PM
TomWeaver999 wrote: The fun starts at around 1:50. Give it a chance, fellas, give it a chance. It's better than I thought it'd be:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB8mcO7tqps
Feb 24 12 4:31 PM
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Feb 26 12 12:02 PM
TomWeaver999 wrote:The fun starts at around 1:50. Give it a chance, fellas, give it a chance. It's better than I thought it'd be: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB8mcO7tqps
Feb 27 12 6:24 PM
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