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Milton Metz Archive
United States
Приєднався 6 кві 2023
Milton Metz was a radio and television personality in Louisville, Ky., working for WHAS Radio & Television. He hosted a phone-in radio program, beginning in 1959, for 34 years; because WHAS was a 50,000 watt, clear channel station, he received calls from 40 states, Canada, and Cuba. In addition, he hosted a TV talk show (Omelet) for 10 years with co-host Faith Lyles. In addition, he did many celebrity interviews during the year and especially on Millionaire's Row at the Kentucky Derby. This channel will feature some of those interviews with the great, near-great, wannabe great, and never great.
Harold J Stone and wife Miriam
Stone appeared in more than 150 TV series between the 50s and the 80s.
Also in many movies, including Spartacus and The Wrong Man
Also in many movies, including Spartacus and The Wrong Man
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Gov George Romney
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Michigan governor and chairman of American Motor Company. Mitt's father
Foster Brooks extended interview 1984
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A different person from his stage persona
Loretta Swit
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Swit's pinnacle role was as Maj. Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan on MASH. She also was a stage and TV actress
Singer Steve Winwood at Kentucky Derby
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Many hit singles. One of the earliest: When You See A Chance
Mel Brooks and Gene Shalit
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Not sure this ever aired. Mel kids about talking with David Hartman
Mac Davis
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Davis was a songwriter, including for Elvis (In the Ghetto and A Little Less Conversation), and a singer (Baby, Don't Get Hooked on Me). Country and pop
Art Linkletter
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Faith Lyles talks with Art, who was widely known for his popular program with children who always said unexpected things
Holiday Inn founder Kemmons Wilson
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Founder and chairman of the board of Holiday Inn, interviewed at the West Baden Springs Hotel
Actor Charlie Lane (audio)
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A wonderful character actor who started with Lucille Ball and Paul Henning, then went on to act in more than 400 feature films! No one knows the name but everyone recognizes the face.
Anne Meara
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Originally part of the successful comedy team of Stiller and Meara, she went on to appear on stage and in television. Mother of Ben Stiller
Don Stewart
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Stewart was a longtime star of Guiding Light soap opera. He also appeared on Broadway, did musical theater, and guest starred on a number of television series.
Comedian Jerry Clower tells 1 of his favorites
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Comedian Jerry Clower tells 1 of his favorites
Actor Woody Harrelson at Kentucky Derby (audio)
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Actor Woody Harrelson at Kentucky Derby (audio)
The strange thing is Larry was kind to everyone where Alan was a drama queen on set.
A terrible interview only because of the shaking camera. I mean, really?
It was more than 40 years ago. :)
Frank Burns eats worms.
Ted Knight was a genius in the role of Ted Baxter!
He took that role and made it his own. Can't imagine the show without him
Mr Cool❤😊😊😊
Mitt is his father’s clone!
Interviewer reminds me of Sam Seder.
Striking resemblance
Sweet
As the show progressed, Bob would often times seek advice from Jerry by sitting in the dentist chair. Even though he wasn't licensed, Jerry was often times Bob's counselor. Newhart and Bonerz were a great team in those scenes. Peter even directed several of the episodes and after playing Franklin Hart in the early '80s sitcom '9 to 5,' he became a sought after TV director on many sitcoms too numerous to mention.
That's very interesting, similar to Jerry Paris (neighbor on The Dick Van Dyke show who went on to a successful career as a director). Thanks for the info!
No--she was Miss America 1974, crowned in 1973.
Appreciate the correction!
Poor cannon , he can't escape it, lol
Burns was the center of the laughs in that show. Winchester was ok, but Burns was excellent. A temporarily blind Hawkeye needs a doctor. He tells out “I need a doctor here!” Burns comes running up and says “what’s going on here?” Hawkeye replies:”Frank! Thank God you’re here. Get me a Doctor” Hawkeye
This guy was So smart... and so fast.. and so funny. We won't see the likes of this kind of talent any time soon. An entertainer's entertainer.
Geez, Loretta Swit likes to talk over people. A bit obnoxious.
He was hilarious😂
He was also a talented singer
Rest in peace, two legendary Louisvillians and excellent men, Foster Brooks and Milton Metz.
Loretta Swit's face when her character is introduced as 'Hot Lips' instead of 'Major Margaret Houlihan'
They did Frank horribly during his last season. You can tell the writers/producers were petty and vindictive people, look how they killed off Henry Blake because the poor guy wanted more for himself. They couldn't even add respectability to the Frank character but instead made him more buffoonish because the actor was no longer fulfilled playing him.
Well that is surprising, no comments. MASH was very popular and long-running tv shows. The special that was made this year recently was very good love seeing 👀 members of the original cast.
Her on stage personality was so lovable....good looking woman....she was more attractive than her performing persona
I thought so, too.
She had a lot of hits. One of them just happened to be so massive it crossed genres and topped the charts all around the world.
I think the novel she was working on then is: "The Pebble of Gilbralter", I guess this interview in Louisville is from 1975. Ellen Corby wrote the story for 'The Search' (1975-76).
frank and Henry, my favorites
❤❤ Love Conway Twitty and his songs. My favorite singer. I listen to Conway Twitty everyday. ❤❤
Where are these men today?
I’ve met Jo Anne!
I had my birthday with Randy and Cac once and I think it took me a week to come back to earth…lol!!
She brought something special to the stage ! A triple threat! ❤❤❤
Agreed. She was an energetic performer whose versatility should have been more recognized
He really ended the interview by saying “so nice to have an omelette” 😂😂😂
Funny
You HAVE to laugh to get through the bad times. It's medicine for heartaches. Great medicine at that.
I remember as a kid watching these interviews I couldn’t stand Ali. I thought he was the bad guy because he talked too much. Then I grew older and learned his story. He’s been my guy ever since.
He was always a talker but he knew exactly what he was doing and brought such flair and humor to "his performance"
such a nice lady
Agreed. The same when the camera was off
Oh, Zebulon Walton. When I was young watching The Waltons I thought Granpa was a bit of an old poop, but now I see he was everything. Did i manage to say, "Oh, Zebulon Walton"?
" Fifth Dimension's". She could not even get the name right.
I loved Will Geer as Grandpa Walton on The Waltons! Great interview!
Zebulon! Loved this old guy on the Waltons, would recognize his voice anywhere!
He had a distinctive delivery!
Happy birthday
Beautiful lady.
Linville kind of reminding me of Bryan Cranston here.
I never thought of that but now I can see it
What’s amazing is that Larry was a kind and intelligent man. From what I read, all the cast loved Larry.
Il est toujours parmi nous, sa voix et sa beauté nous touchent tellement, il est tellement sincère et vrai, ❤❤❤❤❤
Will Geer was a Homosexual Communist.
Peter Bonerz was on The Bob Newhart Show. Not "Newhart." These are two separate shows.
Good catch. You're right, of course
OLE FERRET FACE ! LOL !
Enjoyed watching. Boy, was he young.
Really good performer. Seems well-grounded. Just a crying shame about that stupid air disaster. I work in the technical side of aviation, and that tragedy overwhelms me at times.
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Great to hear these two, but what a strange place to conduct an interview.
It was part of a junket, in which CBS brought a number of stars to a hotel for interviews by several TV stations. Space was at a premium