Mary Martin's Peter Pan (FULL 1960 Colored Televised Musical)
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- 1960 Live Colored Televisions Broadcast Of Mary Martin's Musical Peter Pan
There are two options of buying this on DVD but one is in color such as the one I uploaded here and one is solely Black & The color the movie was originally shot in Black & White
DVD (Color) - ebay.us/KAD4gw
DVD 2015 (Black & White) ebay.us/5XBsPt
VHS 30th Anniversary Collectors Edition (Color) ebay.us/u8nyHQ
My dad used to rent this for me every time I was sick. Then he would take the couch cushions, and make a big bed for me on the floor. He would get blankets and pillows, and saltines and ginger ale, and he would lay there with me and watch this with me all day long. He died when I was just 11. I miss him so much. He was a saint. Miss you daddy- Wish you were watching with me now!
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Condolences for your loss. Best to your father.
@@user-dc4bl1cu2k Thank you very much =) I was definitely a daddy's girl! I miss him so much. He was 57 when I was born, so he was a much older dad. People used to think I was his Granddaughter lol. But it never bothered him and he never let his age stop him from being the best dad in the world!
🥺sorry for your loss.
@Ashley Dixon: Very sorry that u lost ur Dad when u were so young but u at least have such a wonderful memory of watching this together.
My Dad, Joe Puma, played guitar in this production. Every time you hear Tinkerbell, that's him! I was about 6 when this aired.
That is so cool!! This play was a huge part of my childhood. I had it on VHS in the 90s and I watched it over and over!
THIS is how a true classic is done...my favorite version of Peter Pan of all time.
STEPHEN STANDRING
😂. Hook for me
I’m so glad this is real and not an entire play I made up in my head.
I thought the same thing
Same
You have no idea how long ive been searching for this.
Omg me too. I knew this as a kid but like.... How do you tell people??
How could you have thought you made it up in your head?
I remember watching this on TV when I was 10 years old. My brother, sister and I had waited forever for it to come on, and when it did we were all down with the mumps! My poor mother. Nonetheless, she propped us all up on the couch with pillows and lemon juice with honey for our throats, and we watched it through to the end, enchanted. I’m 73 years old now, and it’s deeply moving to see this again and remember the time it recalls.
I'm 71 years young.......Few TV shows I remember from those early days, but I remember this show. Mom and Dad were going out for the evening with friends. I was left with their older daughter as a baby setter, and couple kids my age. We had cake and ice cream, sort of a party. Such good memories.
It was on once a year!! Loved it
Me too
@@debdigi5940me too
@@photomanwilliams4147me too
This and wizard of oz came on every year when I was growing up. A great treat. I'm 65 and I am watching this once again. Wonderful.
I haven’t seen that
Exactly the WofO was the main TV event of the year in the 60s. A true classic to this day.
@@kariscolorjoyandhenrypower504 You havn't seen it? What country are you in?🤔
@@matrox I saw it when I was a little girl in Georgia
Me too! I loved Cinderella with Leslie Warren too 😊❤😊
I saw this when it came on TV in 1960. I was 6 years old at the time and I can still remember the feeling of awe I had watching this wonderful program. What sweet memories this brings up.
I could have written your comment word for word.✨🧚✨🙂
I was 3, and I remember. I have one comment….this is in color????? We saw it in black and white and it was wonderful. I can’t wait to watch all of it now!!
Pretty color
Yes, and even tho it was in black and white, it was magical!
@@Pammyspoint is it brightly colored In This movie
I use to watch this on video at my Nan and Granddad's farm whenever me, my parents, and older brothers would visit.
Watching this again just brings back so many fond memories.
Watched it on vhs in the 90’s at my mammaws house had no idea how old that movie really was
Me either and it was my favorite movie ❤️❤️❤️
Same here my friend. I had no idea it was already thirty years old when I was first watching it.
@@elderscrollsscholar it must be the camera quality being high dollar for its time or something
same!
I STILL DO THAT😭😭
I was obsessed with this as a toddler in 1990. Disney's Peter Pan might be better known but to me Peter Pan will always evoke memories of Mary Martin's performance. I am so excited that I can now watch this with my son. We just finished the book by J.M. Barrie. Truly a timeless classic for any age .
Peter pans one of my favorite stories
I am nearly 74. I love this so much. The talents of Mary Martin and Cyrill Richard are unmatched. The same aging, the choreography by Jerome Robbins. Wow! New versions are nowhere as good. Could watch this everyday. So lucky this popped up on Facebook with link to UA-cam. Thank you.
I am 65 and watched on TV when it came on
Yes, I was a child when this first aired. And the production is an icon. I will say that recent versions had done a credible job in making the Native American sequence more culturally relevant, even though the original was supposed to be from a "Child's Play" perspective.
I was 8 in 1960, I looked forward to watching it every year. Years of enjoyment. I took my children to see the play in NY. Great memories ❤️
Mary Martin she’s the nice star the best of the show
@@debdigi5940 amazing that Ms. Martin was 47 when she performed this.
I love this version of the musical! It was how I was first introduced to the legendary Peter Pan!! So glad it is on UA-cam!!
Me too I love it I watched it at school it is amazing
@Dan Shay Peter Pan is a boy, but the character has traditionally been played on stage by a woman.
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For me, there is no other version. Mary Martin was Peter Pan! Such a joy to watch
Me too
My grandparents had a copy of this on VHS, and I remember watching it with my cousins in their basement when I was younger. So much nostalgia...
My grandfather got this for my sister and I when we were 8 and 6
I'm from Mary Martin's home town, Weatherford, Texas, and my mother went to high school with her. I remember watching this version as a youngster, and was fortunate enough to go backstage and talk with Mary briefly much later in her life when she and Carol Channing were touring in "Legends". And indeed she was!
I’m 28 and grew up with the VHS. When I was 16 the little girl I babysat was obsessed with this as well. It nurtured a strong passion for the theatre. Long live Barrie 💚
Me too I was so little
Who’s Barrie
I used to watch my little cousin who loved this and the Cathy Rigby stage version. 😄
@@kariscolorjoyandhenrypower504J.M. Barrie, the author of Peter Pan 😀
@@KyleMUC wow
I watched this with my grandmother in the Chicago suburbs, as a child, one magical Saturday night. Her spirit still lives on inside of me as I watch this, now, and my hunger to return to the innocence of how I was as a child comes back to me. I am healed, and the song ‘Tender Shepherd’ really speaks to me. 🥰
Such a beautiful post. Your grandmother will always be with you.
I had this on repeat as a kid, also when Tink drinks the poison, me totally hurting my hands clapping to make sure Tink didn't die every single time
I heard in an interview that when they did this story as a play, the director had instructed the orchestra to clap during that scene when Peter was pleading with us to clap and not let Tink die. Much to his surprise, this was not even necessary.....the audience was so moved, they applauded themselves to bring her back to life. A standing ovation. And even though I am now grown up at 37 and I can recite this movie by heart, I still clap for Tink too.....every single time. I believe in fairies. This is BY FAR the best version of Peter Pan though. I love all the versions, but NO ONE can match Cyril Ritchard as Captain Hook. I dare them to name a better version. lol
Your hands are magical! They restore life. To fairies and all other life forms. Bless you, Healer! Gregg Oreo long Beach Ca...p.s. how can the boys sleep thru ALL THIS SINGING.
That scene gets me in tears most of the time
I saw this in 1955 when I was 4 years old on a black and white 17" Motorola tv set. I was obviously impressed by it as I'm 70 and have an autographed photo of Mary as Peter hanging in my bedroom. Happy 108th (12/1/13) Birthday, Mary! Thank you so much for the wonderful memories!
Yeah thank you
The 1954 and 1955 versions had different child actors playing the Darling children.
Don't figure out my age, LOLOLOL, but I saw both versions back in the day.
The Mary Martin magic is still there!
And always will be. She is a true legend, and she was a lovely and gracious woman, too.
😊I’m about to watch it now. Haven’t seen this in 27yrs or thought about it until last week. Almost thought it was one of those childhood memories I made up or dreamed up. So glad I found it.
I watched this CONSTANTLY throughout my childhood. It's etched into me. Love Mary Martin, and simply adore this production ❤️
Me too
From one Erin W to another, same!! 💙
Wow, this brings back so many memories from watching this as a kid! As someone who is now approaching 30 years old, the themes of being a kid vs growing up really hit home for me more than ever! ❤️
@Ronald Alexander Rolleston This was the 1960 version if I'm not mistaken. Sadly, most of the cast seen here has passed away.
@Ronald Alexander Rolleston I know wish I could be Peter Pan it’s amazing
This show is a really nifty time capsule in it's own way
This is something that my mom watched live on tv and was 6 years old. She was so disappointed that she had to go to bed right as Wendy and the boys were getting captured. This is a movie I would constantly rent from our local video store and watch all the time. It reminds both my mom and I of our childhoods, and I love that. It’s such a classic, it makes me so happy!
Me too
Me too
Amazing, I haven't seen this since I was seven, over twenty years ago. Yet some key moments and scenes are programmed in my memory. I had completely forgot about it until recently.
The pink ostrich? The mole on hooks face? Those are mine. Lol
This was the only Peter Pan I had seen as a kid, had it on vhs so you can imagine my shock when I told everyone about my fav songs and no one knew them 😂 totally thought I imagined it for a long time
yeah, it was a distant memory for me too. I was amazed when I found it on here and wasn't dreaming it lol. My mom used to play it for me when I was a little kid and I am 35 now.
i watched this movie in elementary in the 80's late 80's
I knew this wasn’t a fever dream
Lololol right? CORONAVIRUS PLAYLIST TIMES
i knew i didnt come up with Waga waga wimwam.... and A LITTLE LESS NOISE THERE! A LITTLE LESS NOISE... i use that on my friends kid all the time. he loves it :/ not really effective
Every time i would go over to my grandparents house i’d watch this. Still my favorite
Wow... I cant believe I'm watching this right now! I use to watch this when I was little very often. It's been over 20 years since I've seen this. 😭😭😭😍😍😍
Same!!! Can't believe I just found this treasure!!! My favorite peter pan! Watched it all my childhood. 36 years old and watching this with a big smile on my face feeling like a child again :)
@@heidibroussard2009 my favorite as well, sad only few know of this peter pan!
I just turned 21 and I am obsessed with this. I watched a lot of fantasy films, especially old, obscure ones, as a kid, so I would’ve been all over this if I saw this sooner haha
My grandma used to own this on VHS. I remember watching this so many times growing up. Almost every time we went to her house!
Me too
I remember as a kid my mom bought this on VHS for my and my brothers and sister on one December night. I don't remember much of the movie, but I still remember that night fondly. ☺️
I adore this show!!! I especially love that this is captioned. Thank you for helping me relive my childhood!
For real !!’
Same here. This was one of the films that began a lifetime love affair with musical theater. Thank you for the nostalgia and walk down memory lane.
I’m 37 and this is my favorite from my childhood! Looooved it. Still have the vhs and even transferred it to dvd to make sure my kids could see it one day. They are 12 and 9 now and it’s a favorite of theirs too.
BY FAR the best version of Peter Pan to date. I love Peter Pan in all its forms, but this one is special.
This was my first experience to theater. ( on tv). I became a Peter Pan fan from then on. I took my son and a friend go see Cathy Rigby performance. It was all great. My enjoyment extends go all the ( finding neverland) s. Music or not. Read various books about Peter Pan and never land. OK. Its an obsession. 😊
I saw this on TV for the first time when I was 4 years old. Couldn't wait to see it each year it was shown. It was my favorite fairy tale. I wanted to fly too so one summer when I was a little older I climbed a tree and threw glitter on myself and jumped! Flew straight down! Needless to say, I did not try that again. Still love the story. Beautiful to see it again 63 years later.
Awwwwww! We always knew at which part u could see the strings that lifted them up! ;)
I remember watching this as a small child in rural North Florida on an Zenith black and white television. It was enchanting then and I also remember having the joy of taking my children to see a live performance with Cathy Rigby. Thank you.
I wore out my VHS copy of this when I was a kid. It was one of my absolute favorite things to watch. When I was in college, I found another copy of it in a thrift store and bought it so I could watch it again and the memories flooded back. So grateful to have it on youtube now, since I don't have a VCR anymore.
When I was younger, I just loved tiger Lily and Wendy. 🧡
I saw this in 1955 and it opened me to a magical connection to musical theater for my entire life. I adore this production. In 1987 Mary Martin in person introduced the reissue of the tv version at a nyc theater to which I brought my 5 year old daughter who later became a musical theater actor and lover
Me too when I was so little
My bff had this on VHS growing up and I fell in love with this version. It’s awesome that it’s on here.
My mom watched it
One of my favorites growing up, still find myself singing Tender Shepherd sometimes and occasionally crowing ☺️
“Oh the cleverness of me”
Same! Found this cuz I was singing tender shepherd and needed to play it for my dude who didn’t know it!
SO much better than my old, beat up, VHS. Thank you SO much for posting!!!
I loved this when I was a kid. It was most awesome.
Me too it was awesome too
Wow. This is so sweet. If you're of my generation you grew up with a handful of seasonal television events that we kids looked forward to in a way that even young adults now are too young to have experienced. "Peter Pan", "Cinderella" (for kids my age it was Leslie Ann Warren, not Julie Andrews), "The Wizard of Oz", and all the Christmas animated specials were fresh and new. We knew months in advance exactly what night they'd be shown and I'd start to get anxious a couple of days before each one. The feeling that these shows were something extra special was only intensified because they were like holidays. They happen when they happen. If you missed 'em it was kinda heartbreaking. Not another chance to see them for a whole year! And then, about two-thirds of the way through I'd realize that it was almost over and then . . . it was back to real life in the 60s with my 3 smelly brothers.
Love that, we must be about the same age, I was born October 58
@@bkynbiker April, '58
Very close as suspected. And we have the same first name as well. My mom always said that was not a common name then, but only took off in the 70s and after
@@bkynbiker -- She was right. I've known maybe only 2 or 3 other Christophers of my own age. The name had a surge in popularity in the mid and late 70s, but those kids were almost always called Christopher, never Chris.
I love this musical, this is coming from an age 36 who is simply affectionate for vintage movies and TV, not much else for me to add except, 1. I have a good bit of the Pan spirit in myself, and that 2. the 30th Anniversary edition also saw a LaserDisc release in addition to the VHS the same year.
I've loved Mary Martin as Peter Pan when I was a little kid we had an old VHS tape and we had old tape cassette of Peter Pan original soundtrack with Mary Martin and Broadway Cast. And I've seen Cathy Rigby as Peter Pan in person twice that we have photobook of original Cathy Rigby and Broadway Cast.
Me too I did that too
THANK YOU for uploading this wonderful show.
When I was just a little grasshopper this movie was magical to me...
So much so it brings up emotions that are uncontrollable
I enjoyed this as a kid so much! When I had kids, it was shown on tv again and the kids and I gathered in my bedroom to watch it! All of us were on my bed except for Joshua, who was small, and completely fascinated by this wonderful rendition of Peter Pan. When Tinkerbell said to clap your hands so I’ll get well, Joshua clapped his hands in childlike faith, so the rest of us joined in. That was a special time.
I used to watch this at the lady down the street's house when I was very little. I snacked on vanilla wafers and colored mini marshmallows. I thought I would never see this again and I'm very glad I was wrong.
who else did that shadow finger eating part as a kid lol apparently I was obsessed with this movie I'm 33 now
I saw this on TV at the age of 6 - in black & white because we didn't have a color TV yet - and I always thought it was peculiar that an adult woman played Peter Pan.
I did too, but it was so sweet. My Cousins and I would Play House and The Fellows would pretend to be executives and lawyers coming home discussing the "Day" that they had and we the Wives would prepare "Cocktails" ie Ginger Ale and we would tell them about "our" day. The PTA Meeting, The Children, and what happened on the latest Episode of our Favorite Soap Opera. Then we would prepare dinner and ask "How Was Your Day Honey".
I believe it was tradition for a female to play the lead
I loved it when I was a child but it always seemed really weird in a grooming sort of way but I obviously didn't know what that was as a 6 year old... just knew it felt.. off? I guess.. In a way.
The Disney version is the only time up to that point that a male portrayed Peter. Women do the part because they're more agile and limber
I always watch this on Christmas Eve while I go sleep and wait for Santa. Someone gave me the VHS when I was a little girl and I watched it Christmas Eve night. Now, every Christmas Eve I fall asleep watching. Such a wonderful play beautifully done.
Merry Christmas to you, even if it’s July. ❤
Theater grand dame Miss Lynn Fontanne provided the great narration for Miss Martin's Peter Pan , representing the spirit of the play as a partner to Miss Martin's interpretation !
She’s a great narrator
This is the Peter Pan I grew up with. Hell, when I was six my cousin showed me Disney's Peter Pan and I didn't recognize it as Peter Pan.
Cyril Ritchard makes Hook my favorite character in this version! He was just the perfect combination of fun and dastardly. My favorite scene was fetching out the doodle doo! Just that specific little part of the end. I really like all his scenes though. I also like how he didn't let his wardrobe malfunctions interfere with his performance. I did like the way Mary Martin played Peter Pan, but she was so good that Peter Pan came off as whiny and selfish. I think my favorite scene with her was "Oh My Mysterious Lady" when she was teasing Hook in the forest.
What's the wardrobe malfunction?
@@EeeAaaEA Miss Mary had her own wardrobe malfunction , but as an old pro she continued the scene .
I regret that Maureen Bailey (who played Wendy in the 1960 version) didn't have a solo number to sing, but we must remember that this show was conceived as a showcase for the extraordinary talents of Mary Martin and Cyril Ritchard, two icons of musical theatre.
That mysterious lady routine with Martin and Ritchard was really bizarre when you think of it : a woman who was pretending to be a boy pretending to be a woman .
STEPHEN STANDRING
I'm in my mid-30s - this film was a big feature of my childhood and I've only just re-discovered it (thank you, UA-cam!)
For YEARS I've had memories of some kind of Peter Pan musical, little snippets of it have popped into my head from time to time ("to the ship, to the ship...", "animal, vegetable, or mineral?", every time something's been on fire my brain's gone "odds bods, hammer and tongs, I'm burning!!")... but I've only ever been able to recall the Disney animated version, and Hook. I thought I'd imagined this!!! Just the right UA-cam search managed to turn it up.
I can't believe how much I remember. Thank you so much for this upload. One day I'll show it to my kids!
It came on tv every year. I never missed it❤️
Me too
I used to babysit this little boy who watched this so much he had it memorized.
I knew it!!!! Those Indians said Ga waga "meatball" I made that comment ina movie night showing off this version and everyone laughed XD
There is still some magic left, just where I left it!!
❤❤❤
The Mary Martin version of PETER PAN is a classic. Martin's portrayal of the title role and Cyril Ritchard's performance as Captain Hook have become legendary. (Co-composer "Moose" Charlap's actual first name was Mark.)
My mom’s favorite
Can anyone imagine NBC airing something this wholesome today? No. Those days are gone I regret to say. Never Never To Return Land.
NBC did a live version of this with Christopher Walken as Capt. Hook a couple years ago.
Watching this on tv in 1960,made me fall in love with musical theatre.I was five years old.
My parents let my brothers and me stay up late to watch this in 1954. We were enchanted.
Don't figure out my age, but I saw the 1954 version.
I love how casual the parents are about the disembodied shadow, examining it as if it were a footprint or piece of clothing. Oh those dog-gone youngsters always flying into windows with their pet flashlights and leaving their shadows about! 😃
Moving shadows
I so well remember the FIRST broadcast of this, a few years earlier. But it was in b+W. This one was done so that the world could see it in color. In those days, you saw it, loved it, but then couldn't even dream of seeing it again for at least a year. They started showing it each Christmas. We had a new Zenith floor model TV and I learned how to hook it up to my reel-to-reel tape recorder. So I recorded the whole thing. Just the sound, but I could listen whenever I wanted! Flash forward to 2005: the stage revival with Cathy Rigby was the last time I went to the theater with my mother before she passed. This is an important part of my life. (Oh yes, I saw Sandy Duncan on Broadway as well).
in 2000 i used to watch this all the time, i remember in the middle of it my mom taped an episode of real world on it but i'd still watch it. this was my favorite thing to watch, my mom would've loved that i remember this.
I still love this even though I am grown up doesn’t matter still amazing as it was Back then thx for uploading this.
Thank you for posting this. I've had the DVD for many years, as it was long out of print. I see that it's been reissued, so folks can buy it, too. Good that people can see it any way they want. Again, thank you.
I have this on VHS, & one not even opened yet. I love this movie. First time I saw it when I got my chicken pox. I'm going to watch this after my shower, & after my pain control. I've had 21 surgeries. 5 being hips.
Oh How I Love this Movie/Play. I had recorded it on a VHS Tape in the 80's. I had my first child in 1990. This was Our Favorite outside of the Disney Movies so famous at that time. We would do the Indian Dance, UGA Uga UGA Wig Wam and Sing all the Songs, , Oh what Amazing Memories My Heart Holds over Peter Pan. There's Only One Peter Pan, , , , , , , Mary Martin
❤️🥰👣🧚🥰🏺❤️
That's pretty much me with this production. I watched our vhs recording of it so much that the film came off the reel numerous times. I swear my inner child will never grow up because of my love for this and having seen it so much.
What a treasure to have found this again.
I remember when my family was living in Nicaragua for a year and a half from 1989 to November 1990 my dad came down to the states to do some business. He came back with a lot of recorded Vhs tapes. One of them was this version of Peter Pan. I remember I loved it so much that eventually the tape got worn out.
We have a copy of this & every version made.
My son E.J. loved Peter Pan movies, theater & toy items .
Somewhere there's a picture of him & Kathy Rigby ( played Peter Pan at The Stanley in Pittsburgh).
We had to go bed at 8:00 pm except when Peter Pan was on .
I watched this yrs ago & loved it. I'm 65 & watching it again brought back a flood of memories. It gave me chills again yrs later watching Mary Martin flying into the room
The I'm Flying number was truly amazing. I think I remember seeing this on TV at 5 years old. Love the tradition of Peter being played by a girl.
It’s so cool to see this posted on UA-cam! We had a vhs copy of this when I was a kid in the late 80s and early 90s. My younger brother and I watched it all the time, and I haven’t seen it since then. I still remember a great deal of it after all these years. I was I obsessed with Peter Pan as a kid. My birthday is just before Halloween, so for several years my mom would throw a birthday party/costume party and I dressed up as Peter Pan a few times. Thank you for the upload!
Oh yes, I remember when it came on yearly, we all thought for sure we saved Tink by clapping etc.
Cyril Ritchard. The BEST STAGE Hook!
I just think of Mary Martin singing “Neverland” and the tears start.
With lump in my throat, and a longing for the mother who once watched over me, here am I, almost seventy, and once more am a little child watching this in wonder. O Lord, how wonderful this show was to a youngster in the 1960's.
I want to say thank you Mary Martin for everything you done for me in my childhood I’ll never forget you
😮OMG!!!!!!!!!!!THIS WAS MY VERY FIRST EVER VHS TAPE AS A KID!! 😊
Wish I had kids bc I’d be making them watch this with me right now!
Used to watch this with my grandma all the time when I was little. Lost her back in 2013. I miss you Gram
I wish I didn't have to grow up and stay a kid forever😭😭😭
THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!! I've been struggling to find this. Used to watch it on VHS all the time.
She’s 47 in this production… and looks FANTASTIC
Im 22 now and atill remembr this like i saw it yestrday
I remember my Aunt Deborah owning this on VHS back in 2000 before my family and I moved to a new house on Grove Street in New Jersey. I can't remember how old I was at that time. But I was watching this countless times with my brother and sister. We lived with our cousins at that time.
I haven't seen this since I was four years old when it first appeared on TV! I had a poor attention span back then, so what I remember most is the flying. Now that I'm older, I'm appreciating everything about this production lots more. I felt cozy while watching this, remembering my home and the winter holidays back then, and how it was to be transported by imagination to magical worlds. A sweet story! Cyril Richards and the pirates were really funny.
This is way better than the Disney version because Mary Martin is Peter Pan and the one I grew up with all the time
Thank you so much for being part of my childhood Mary Martin Peter Pan I’ll never forget you
This was on VHS recorded from the TV.. Fully on repeat. Thanking my mom for playing this for me.. Along with the Cinderella LA fil’um
Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you so many memories oh I love this version of Peter Pan, there is no one better than the great Mary Martin as Peter!!! and Cyril hahahaha - Mrs Hook's baby boy!!!!!!!!
I use to rent this at the video store all the time when I was little!!
Perfectly brilliant. Still holds up today, Mary Martin is magic.
She is
@@kariscolorjoyandhenrypower504 and the mother of Larry Hagman, JR Ewing himself.
@@thehair1474 Mary Martin is the star
@@thehair1474wow that’s amazing
@@kariscolorjoyandhenrypower504 the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree. Larry became as big as his mother.
I remember this when it originally came on TV.. quite a wonderful show...
I have unlocked a core memory
This is from 1960. I remember my teacher not assigning homework that day, so that I and my classmates could watch this.
I'm doing a research project on spectatorship of this production. Could I ask you where you went to school?
@@christinecase2564 A private school in New York City.
@@Juliaflo Awesome, thanks so much! I wonder if it ever playing during school hours and whether any teachers every had their students watch in during class...I'm trying to think through spectatorship restrictions based on if the family had a television set...