Відео

Two magnificent talented Jewish artists singing songs by a genius Jewish writer yet the world wants us dead. 🇦🇷

They were a pure, talented, in love and untarnished by Hollywood.

Hernandez George Harris Matthew Jackson Ronald

I didn't know about this pilot with the wonderful Julie Kavner. This is a US remake of the classic British sitcom of the same name with Judi Dench & real-life husband Michael Williams. ua-cam.com/video/lE-dh_T5Fwc/v-deo.html

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Notice David Ruprecht of Supermarket Sweep is one of the singers.

Not only did we have Julie Kavner, aka Marge Simpson, we also have Kevin Conroy, aka Batman from Batman: TAS.

Do you have Bob Hope's 30th Anniversary Special? Steve and Eydie are in it. Or anything with Steve and Eydie? Thanks.

So sad that newer generations don’t get this brilliant talent.

He was 61 when he did this special. Before he made movies, he and his sister Adele were a child act in vaudeville starting when he was 8. He was tap dancing since he was 14. So at the very minimum, he had been tap dancing for 47 years. I wonder how many of his critics could perform as he did for that long. His last special was done in 1968 when he was around 68 or 69. How many artists could dance for that length of time? In addition to his dancing, he introduced many songs from the Gershwins, Irving Berlin, Kalmar & Ruby, Rodgers & Hammerstein and Cole Porter to name a few.

Grazie mille di avermi fatto rivedere ciò ❤️ che,, mi piace vedere e ascoltare,,il ballo e La musica,, e tanta grazia e gentilezza e serenità 🍀🌻 e allegria, grazie ancora

This was my childhood ❤😊

#DisneyDiva ❤

Julie Kavner starred right after Rhoda, and before she starred in The Simpsons!

God Bless you both! 😂over you Mel! GOD BLESS YOU!😂❤

Oh, wow! Do you have the full thing?

comforting like a blanket...they were so fabulous

Astaire was 61 at the time of this broadcast. Still amazingly light on his feet at that age.

How wonderful to see this interview. I saw that 1989 airing and was captivated.

Gonna miss these two always....💪❤

Amazing work ❤❤❤

Genial

By this point, The SFM Holiday Network was in reruns.

The CBS preemption announcer was Wally King.

Thank you! Been looking for this for years!!

The Count and his Orchestra! Such Excellence on top of Astaire!

They are both gone now and it,s so sad, Steve and Eydie were the greatest last of the quality entertainers of all time !!!!!

Big shot. Sometimes it come easy, and sometimes it comes the "hahd " way...." The Merm.

Hysterical!!😅❤

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Classic 😂❤

In 2024 29 likes is an insult to REAL ART BUT IT MAKES SENSE...PEOPLE DONT KNOW REAL MUSIC

Is that Jack Riley during the butter commercial?

DISNEY'S HALLOWEEN TREAT - WALT DISNEY (CBS; 10/31/1982)

Mel Blanc never dies. He multiplied and get worse.

KTSP-TV Channel 10 Phoenix, Arizona (now Fox 10 KSAZ-TV) was a then-CBS affiliate airing CBS Daytime programming until September 9, 1994, when a massive affiliation shuffle took effect in the Valley of the Sun, when KPHO-TV 5 Phoenix gave up its independence and picked up CBS the following day. And the CBS preemption Telop slides for "The New $25,000 Pyramid" and "Press Your Luck" would not be presented as the day after Thanksgiving in 1984, but will return Monday at its regular times as it brought back a memory.

The great Husband and Wife Act with Tuxedo and Evening Gown of All Time, they were the Greatest of all time PERIOD !!!!!

The following program was recorded at an earlier date for presentation at this time.

I have somewhere the whole special (I don't remember which year it was, there were a couple of them) with the talking pumpkin as the host...and I believe the commercials got recorded too...My brother and I used to watch it every Halloween. Hopefully the tape hasn't disintegrated...

I remember seeing them on TV and they announced they were engaged to be married

We all know what happened two days later (The Space Shuttle Challenger Accident) and need I say more?

Fred's version of 'Miss Otis Regrets' is tantamount to a posthumous tribute to Cole Porter, one of his closest friends. Cole had lapsed into silence in 1957; years of pain from his riding accident had finally defeated his will to work. He would die in 1964. One wonders if Porter appreciated one of his most poignant, even brutal, songs being played for laughs.

Thank you for posting. I’d rather watch this than what’s on TV now.

They don't make 'em like this anymore. Two great singers/performers. Both were favorites of mine. Steve and Eydie, you're together again.

Only the best worked with Fred on this special. Did you see the list of credits?

! Have we forgotten him already??

True class.

No one will ever see or hear anything like this ever again ! Ethel Merman was one of the greatest broadway entertainers of all time !!!!!

Best guesses on this one are Thursday May 30, Wednesday June 5, or Friday June 7, preempted for the NBA Finals.

Meg harper and her son billy later played by Christopher Reeves