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Fancy Feast commercial 12/12/2000
Voice-0ver: Lauren Bacall
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Відео

Cyclone's Crashes & Crackups
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Cyclone's Crashes & Crackups
Lagoon Fun House
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Footage from the fantastic, vintage Lagoon Amusement Park Fun House.
My LAFFING ( laughing ) SAL
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Direct from the factory, she came when her original factory home closed and auctioned off everything before closing their doors forever. Unlike her sister Sals (of which only about a dozen survive from the hundreds that used to populate old amusement parks across the country), her face has never been exposed to the elements (although they forgot to paint her nostrils!). I replaced her wardrobe ...
player piano
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player piano
Hammond B-2 organ and Leslie speaker
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original owner
Laffing Sal at Lakeside
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Sal would welcome us all to Lakeside's funhouse. Unfortunately, she is now retired, as is the funhouse. And, unfortunately, this is all of the film I have of her since I thought that she would always be there. © 1978 S. Campbell
Hilton Hotels - "Billion Dollars Better" television commercial shot around the world
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television tv commercial shot around the world for Hilton Hotels
Soupy Sales and Pookie tribute - homemade
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I grew up watching Soupy, Pookie, White Fang and the gang and they are an invaluable part of our humor from the Baby Boomer generation. Thank you to my wife, Susie, who helped me with this little video. Thank you also to Craig Marin at Flexitoon who actually knew Soupy Sales and Frank Nastasi and attended the taping of Soupy’s show in New York where he obtained valuable insight talking with Nas...
Grim Grinning Ghosts in FCP
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I have posted this sequence for anyone who might want to download and use it as Halloween draws closer. I found bits and pieces of the Grim Grinning Ghosts sequence from other UA-camrs who were nice enough to post what they had. Thank you! The highest resolution I could find was 480p, so unfortunately it’s not HD resolution. (Still looking for that!) Yes, there are existing versions of a 4th an...
GEARS
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Wonderful gear templates from Bitterrootdsign at Esty.
Of Course White Fang could talk to Soupy Sales
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We just couldn't always understand him. Most people hear only canine grunts, but he is saying much more. (I used other UA-camr's uploads to showcase examples. If anyone objects, please let me know and I will remove that section. Thank you.)
Daws Butler
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DAWS BUTLER doing some of his voices from his Hanna Barbera days in the PBS documentary titled “Daws Butler Voice Magician” (©1987 - The Telecommunications Program Palomar College for KOCE). It covered his career from childhood, through vaudeville, his work with Stan Freberg (comedy records and Beany & Cecil), at MGM with Chuck Jones and Tex Avery, with Walter Lantz and the Woody the Woodpecker...
Tribute to Kenneth Strickfaden
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A tribute to the man behind the mad scientists and their laboratories in films and television spanning 1925 to 1978. He created the iconic look and sound of all mad scientist labs that followed.
Friskies Bengal Tiger with Tabby Cat
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Produced by Scott Campbell Advertising Agency: McCann-Erickson Tiger Trainer: Randy Miller The following year, Tara, the tiger, was featured in Gladiator, with Randy doubling for Russell Crowe. Randy won an Academy Award for the stunts. The animatronic tiger used in the close ups with the tabby cat was created and operated by The Jim Henson Company.
Someone's Father - McDonnell Douglas tailhook landings -TV Commercial
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Someone's Father - McDonnell Douglas tailhook landings -TV Commercial
Original Colossus roller coaster 1979 p.o.v.
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Original Colossus roller coaster 1979 p.o.v.
John Allen - roller coaster designer interview
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John Allen - roller coaster designer interview

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @UncleDavesKitchen
    @UncleDavesKitchen Місяць тому

    shame for the CC ruining the video. the fun part is guessing what Fang says

  • @fatheadthedog
    @fatheadthedog 3 місяці тому

    NO subtitles. Ruins the comedy Jeeeeez

  • @cathcolwell2197
    @cathcolwell2197 3 місяці тому

    It’s a wonder that anyone would want to create a thing of such mocking frightening emptiness

  • @evilmothericebearkillerbir6016
    @evilmothericebearkillerbir6016 3 місяці тому

    dose he have the world record for the most pies in the face

    • @luckyzert
      @luckyzert 3 місяці тому

      I wouldn't be surprised! I am surprised at how hard Clyde threw those things (you've probably seen the behind-the-scenes pictures of Clyde hitting Soupy dead center with a well-aimed pie from off-camera - that's a real skill!). There's also a great picture of Clyde hunched down behind the window poking Pookie up to talk to Soupy. You can also see the TV monitor that Clyde watched at the same time.

    • @evilmothericebearkillerbir6016
      @evilmothericebearkillerbir6016 3 місяці тому

      @@luckyzert Sales, whose given name is Milton Supman, was born in North Carolina. He got his start as a radio scriptwriter and standup comic, going on to host immensely popular local children's shows in Cincinnati, Detroit, New York and Los Angeles. He also has made guest appearances on numerous TV shows, occasionally appeared in films and twice had hit records, with the novelty songs "The Mouse" and "Spy With a Pie." Besides throwing cream pies, Sales also takes them in the face. He once estimated he had been hit 25,000 times.

  • @OdyZento
    @OdyZento 4 місяці тому

    This is seriously scary.

  • @billybupkis3688
    @billybupkis3688 4 місяці тому

    never even thought about subtitles. funny that I think I understood Fang better as a kid than 50 years later. awesome stuff.

  • @AnimatronicsArchive
    @AnimatronicsArchive 5 місяців тому

    Awesome work!! Do you have any making-of pictures or video? I'd love to see!

    • @luckyzert
      @luckyzert 5 місяців тому

      Thank you for your kind comment. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to grab any "making of" shots (although I wish I had!).

    • @AnimatronicsArchive
      @AnimatronicsArchive 5 місяців тому

      @@luckyzert Aww, darn! Thanks for the speedy reply! What happened to the tiger after the commercial was completed? Repurposed for other productions? Storage?

    • @luckyzert
      @luckyzert 5 місяців тому

      Randy trained all of his wild animals (including a bear!) for TV and film work. The tigers we used (we had 3 of 'em) went on to be used in the film GLADIATOR. Randy doubled for Russell Crowe in the Colosseum tiger fight scenes.@@AnimatronicsArchive

  • @SWiiTCHii3
    @SWiiTCHii3 6 місяців тому

    This is amazing! lol

    • @luckyzert
      @luckyzert 6 місяців тому

      Thanks. It was fun to shoot!

  • @waynecassels3607
    @waynecassels3607 6 місяців тому

    Its was so innovative back then. A guy who could talk with his big dogs that you had to imagine what they looked like. Genius.

  • @AyAy008
    @AyAy008 6 місяців тому

    God bless RMC 🙌

  • @davepiper1658
    @davepiper1658 7 місяців тому

    I want a pookie lion puppet!

    • @tomclayton6875
      @tomclayton6875 4 місяці тому

      Please shout out if you find one. I've been looking. Nada.

  • @jameshorton7496
    @jameshorton7496 8 місяців тому

    Great video. Clyde Adler was the voice and arms of White Fang, plus he was usually the unseen guy at the door, and the voice of Pookie the Lion. In the old black and white clip, it was Frank Nastasi doing the voice and arms of White Fang. Not sure who did Black Tooth, may have also been Adler.

    • @luckyzert
      @luckyzert 8 місяців тому

      Thanks for the comment. It reminded me of a great clip (I'll see if I can find it) where the man at the door (Nastasi at the time) would ask Soupy a question, to which Soupy had to walk back to ask White Fang the answer. This went on for several minutes, where Nastasi had to be at the door and then Soupy had to give him enough time to run from behind the set and behind the cameras, and up on the ladder in order to respond as White Fang, who then answered Soup's question that required an answer from the guy at the door, and so Soupy had to give Nastasi enough time to get back to the door. And the longer it went on, the louder the crew laughed...even if the audience didn't completely understand what was happening. Found it! Sometimes UA-cam won't allow links to be posted, so just look for "White Fang Steals a Steak." Also, if I haven't bored you yet, here's a Pookie puppet that I have: search for ""Soupy Sales and Pookie tribute - homemade"

  • @gregorygarcia6558
    @gregorygarcia6558 8 місяців тому

    I named a big white cat I rescued White Fang...because he acted like a dog...

  • @kennethohmert3128
    @kennethohmert3128 9 місяців тому

    Throwing a pie correctly is a real skill. This show was the best!

  • @EddieKyteABCDEFG12345678910
    @EddieKyteABCDEFG12345678910 9 місяців тому

    The Banana Splits, brought to you by Kellogg's! Kellogg's puts "more" in your morning! More nourishment! More flavor! More fun!

  • @waynecassels3607
    @waynecassels3607 10 місяців тому

    A guy who could talk with his big doggie as if it was natural. God, I loved Soup. That alone was innovative. And how he would look directly into the camera as if you were there. And how he would walk up into the camera and get up close. These were all new and innovative comedy and new TV. Laural and Hardy innovative stuff.

  • @heruammen8522
    @heruammen8522 10 місяців тому

    This is more creepy than the original...

  • @hatednyc
    @hatednyc 11 місяців тому

    This is absolutely hilarious! Thank you so much for introducing me. I was familiar with Soupy’s name but never saw his show.

    • @luckyzert
      @luckyzert 11 місяців тому

      My pleasure! Glad you liked it. Some just don't get the humor.

  • @ZeaisBandit
    @ZeaisBandit Рік тому

    6:00 IT'S..........ELROY!

  • @jacpot926
    @jacpot926 Рік тому

    A clip longer than 8 sec would have been nice...lol

  • @健人_アナ女王様大本命

    ファントム・マナー版グリムグリニングゴースト

  • @kamewantor4594
    @kamewantor4594 Рік тому

    Zir0 brought me here

  • @user-ee9me9rq1q
    @user-ee9me9rq1q Рік тому

    Hi there! I'm a producer with Hearst TV. Is there an email I could send an inquiry to? I'm working on a story about Kings Island in Cincinnati, discussing John Allen the designer of The Racer and I think this clip would be an amazing addition to help visualize John. Thanks for your consideration!

  • @davidpalmer7175
    @davidpalmer7175 Рік тому

    JINKS sounds like Christopher Walken.

  • @paulamiles9559
    @paulamiles9559 Рік тому

    Daws Butler...my hero! It started with Ruff! and Reddy!

  • @brianarbenz7206
    @brianarbenz7206 Рік тому

    Daws was several of my best friends while I was growing up.

    • @luckyzert
      @luckyzert Рік тому

      Great way to say it. Me as well.

    • @ColtraneTaylor
      @ColtraneTaylor Рік тому

      Yeah, he made me go sheehyahyahyashee a good deal!

  • @operating
    @operating Рік тому

    I freaking love white fang. can't get enough.

  • @robertunderwood6011
    @robertunderwood6011 Рік тому

    Thurl Ravencraft was such a talent

    • @luckyzert
      @luckyzert Рік тому

      Right on! He's Grea-a-a-a-t!

  • @edwardquin4464
    @edwardquin4464 Рік тому

    "Pookie" has always been my favorite word of endearment. Now I remember why!

  • @barsoom43
    @barsoom43 Рік тому

    The man was a genius..

  • @ripperduck
    @ripperduck Рік тому

    This was genius. They didn't have a big budget, so they had to be creative. Talking dogs were remarkably inventive...

  • @stevekonow6050
    @stevekonow6050 Рік тому

    I was Soupy's production assistant at WNEW channel 5 in New York. I'm thrilled to see these G-R-R-E-A-T videos again. God bless.

    • @luckyzert
      @luckyzert Рік тому

      Holy cow!! That's amazing!!! You might appreciate the Pookie puppet I have that was molded from the last Pookie that Trudy Sales had (before the rubber completely melted away). Frank Nastasi had some input on it before he passed away. See: "Soupy Sales and Pookie tribute - homemade" on UA-cam. I coated it with silicone so it won't dissolve (like rubber does over time).

    • @brindlekintales
      @brindlekintales Рік тому

      Amazing! May I kiss the hem of your robe?

    • @roseyc.5846
      @roseyc.5846 8 місяців тому

      Soupy was THE MAN!! Love White Fang, Black Tooth and Pookie! ALL of it! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @Suddenlyits1960
    @Suddenlyits1960 Рік тому

    Daws Butlers work with Stan Freberg is largely overlooked,but was fantastic. Both he and Freberg were puppeteers for Bob Clampetts “Beany and Cecil” live show. Daws also worked with Stan Freberg on his radio shows and records. He’s hilarious in “Elderly Man River” as Mr. Tweedley the censor. Daws also did a sketch where he was a hobo with a clock rat named brailsworth.

  • @Suddenlyits1960
    @Suddenlyits1960 Рік тому

    Soupy to black tooth:”That’s what I love about you. You’re always good. In order to get white fang to be good I have to give him a quarter,you’re good for nothing”

  • @Suddenlyits1960
    @Suddenlyits1960 Рік тому

    I wish some surviving films of Soupys earlier shows survived so we could see what Willie the Worm looked like. He lived in a little travel trailer in Soupys house.

  • @johnheart6890
    @johnheart6890 Рік тому

    QuickDraw, Baba, and Jinx are THE BEST!

  • @Lupton2000
    @Lupton2000 Рік тому

    So sad that six months after this aired, he was gone.

  • @louistenore2185
    @louistenore2185 Рік тому

    When it comes to voice overs there are 5 greats Mel Blanic,Daws Butler Don Messick Casey Casem and Frank Welker known for Freddie of Scooby Doo

    • @scottcampbell3940
      @scottcampbell3940 Рік тому

      Can't forget June Foray and Paul Frees.

    • @louistenore2185
      @louistenore2185 Рік тому

      @@scottcampbell3940 ok Rocky watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat

  • @anthonymarziano9984
    @anthonymarziano9984 Рік тому

    Bill hanna and Joseph barbera were absolute legends they will be missed.

  • @seanlewis1148
    @seanlewis1148 Рік тому

    Beautiful

  • @yosoyringodesanantonio8405
    @yosoyringodesanantonio8405 2 роки тому

    Daws Butler such an underrated voice actor.

  • @bazlebreeze9326
    @bazlebreeze9326 2 роки тому

    Soup : Suppose you're in Philadelphia. WF : NOOOO ! That's funny even tho I don't get the personal joke.

  • @markwullenschneider195
    @markwullenschneider195 2 роки тому

    My buddy worked there for a cpl years. He claims she’s in the bigger garage/shed in the parking lot.

  • @dorourke105
    @dorourke105 2 роки тому

    Nowadays it's that dragon ride, but i do vaguely remember it. from the sounds of comments it seems like one of those trial and error funhouses that you'd have to do hundreds of times before you know everything by heart

  • @karmas.570
    @karmas.570 2 роки тому

    ♥️

  • @stevenbaer5999
    @stevenbaer5999 3 роки тому

    Daws Butler, Don Messicks, Mel Blanc actually made many cartoon characters voices. I respect these guys for making these voices. These guys are naturally born talented icon.

  • @connybrown8940
    @connybrown8940 3 роки тому

    I rode it when it first opened. The tracks were so rough and then they refurbished it soon after that. It was so awesome and my friends and I went on it over and over again. Best times ever!!

    • @ellexking681
      @ellexking681 2 роки тому

      I loved the re-profiled version of Colossus also. It would be the 1st Coaster I’d run to on every single visit to Magic Mountain. Couldn’t get enough of it. Not impressed with Twisted Colossucks one bit.👎🏽

    • @cynthiapickett7403
      @cynthiapickett7403 Рік тому

      Yup!

  • @mhtube01
    @mhtube01 3 роки тому

    This looks like when Colossus was really in it's prime - reprofiled hills and the PTC trains. It looks to be running really well here with great speed and airtime.

    • @scottcampbell3940
      @scottcampbell3940 3 роки тому

      Yes, it was a great ride in the beginning, but got rougher and rougher after years went by.

    • @mhtube01
      @mhtube01 3 роки тому

      @@scottcampbell3940 If Six Flags would maintain their wooden coasters, this coaster could have stayed a lot more popular and enjoyable. It might still be in it's original form today too.

    • @ellexking9136
      @ellexking9136 Рік тому

      Out of all the changes Colossus had undergone over the years? This version of The Once Mighty Colossus was Truly The Best!! After The PTC Trains were replaced with those Devilish Fiberglass Morgan Trains in 1987, was the beginning for the end of this Awesome Airtime Machine. Those CRAPY Morgan Trains made Colossus a rough ride experience, and did travel as fast. Magic Mountain clamed, the new Trains were for faster speeds. Which was a HUGE LIE, and the Airtime didn't even come close to what The PTC Trains delivered. I miss this version of The Once Mighty Colossus in this video Very Much. Twisted Colossucks? Well, IT SUCKS!!

  • @scottcampbell3940
    @scottcampbell3940 3 роки тому

    👍

  • @general1z
    @general1z 3 роки тому

    I LOVED THIS LION❗❗👍👍👌👌😁😁🤎🤎