Bert Parks sang this song for many years on the Miss America Pagents. This one he was a guest to sing the song again in 1990. I believe this is the last time he sang the song on TV.
I remember these days we used to sit in front of the TV and watch Burt Parks singing to the newly crowned Miss America. To this day it just lit up my life. Hearing Mr. Parks on singing this same song on a new commercial to the Olympian Women, still gives my goosebumps. Thanks for the memories Bert Parks.
There is no greater mc than Bert Parks..there was a time when the spirit and innocence of Miss America really meant something...I am so happy taht the pageant is finally back in Atlantic City where it belongs...let there be a new generation of people who look to Miss America for all the good that the femine spirit holds...dont give in and leave AC anymore...and please let "There She Is" be played again...it speaks for itself...
Every one is right it is not the same with out Bert Parks. I attended the Miss America Pagent for twenty years for the whole week. I Loved it the first one I saw crown was Donna Axum in the sixtes
Yes, I grew up watching Bert Parks emcee Miss America each year too and, of course, he was the best. I stopped watching the show last year. Just not the same anymore, I agree.
ME TOO💯💯💯!!! Bert Parks was the absolute greatest host the pageant ever had!!! The Miss America Pageant is no longer worth watching since the feminazis starting having some say-so over it😡😡😡!!! #RIPBERTPARKS
Coron Bentley, I wonder what he’d think of his fellow Georgian, Betty Cantrell, becoming the second Miss Georgia to win the title, and the first in 63 years.
Bert Parks the emcee of the Miss America Pageant from 1955 to 1979 (The Miss America Organization Fired Him in 1979) Kylene Barker Miss America 1979 was the last Miss America to win a pageant he hosted, until 1990 when Bert Parks was invited back to the Miss America Pageant to sing “There She Is” as the pageant celebrated its 70th anniversary. In September, 1990 when Marjorie Judith Vincent was crowned. Bert Parks died on: February 2, 1992. What indelible memories we have of him singing "There She Is Miss America" and "Look At her, She's Our Miss America"
So, this is where the phrase comes from? I just came across a 1982 episode of The Price Is Right, and the lady who wins had either just become engaged or was very recently married. She wins her particular showcase, and Bob stands there while the couple are celebrating their win. He goes on to say, "There they are, Mr. and Mrs. (Lastname)." Years ago, before my grandma passed, when she would see me (or any of her grandsons) the first thing she would always say was, "There he is, Mr. America!" So, yeah. Never heard about this Bert Parks until Bob Barker proclaimed something in a way that just completely mirror that which my grandma would also say to her grandkids so frequently.
This was also the appearance in which Mr. Parks proved the decision to fire him was an incredibly good one. During the broadcast, he started an out-of-nowhere, incoherent rant about comedians -- and his disgust with the dirty language they use. He continued to blather as he was escorted off the stage. A true professional.
It may interest you to know that before Bert Parks made the song as familiar as the National Anthem, maybe, it was sung on a television special called 'The Miss America Story' by Johnny Desmond. Reigning Miss America Lee Meriwether appeared in the television play.......and the rest is history.
No one after Bert Parks would be the same. No one could sing the song the way he did. I used to watch it every year, until they took him off, hardly watched it again afterwards. Felt the same way about "The Price is Right", after they took Bob Barker off. After a while I have learned to like Drew Carey. It's on the TV where I work out at the fitness center that I belong to. I don't believe he would lip sync it, he loved singing it so well.
Bob Barker was 83 when he "retired" and he caused CBS many legal problems over the preceding 13 years. I liked Bob as a host but it was time for him to go.
We knew him personally. He may of been lip synching but it was his own voice over. Most shows used to do that. The stars would record the song prior to the event because they didn't have the equipment at the time like they do now. It is still his voice. :)
This video is NOT him actually singing the song, rather this video is him lip synching after announcing the former Miss America's who attended the 70th anniversary pageant in 1990. However, if you get ahold of the video of the pageant, Phil Collins asks Bert live on air to sing the song, serenading Marjorie Vincent after she won, and he DOES actually sing the song live just as he had for so many years as emcee. Watching the video in entirety, its clear that the above version is a recording.
The first time I ever watched Miss America was in 1991, when Marjorie Judith Vincent was crowned. I just recently immigrated from the Philippines at that time. I was so moved when Bert Parks serenaded the former Miss Americas. How I enjoyed the talent completion with Marjorie who played Chopin, Miss South Carolina’s marimba, someone did a ventriloquist, Miss Iowa sang an opera. These women are so talented, smart and beautiful. The best rendition of this song was at the beginning of this program when it was sung in a more upbeat tone. Thank you for uploading this video.
Yes, the ideal women. Those were the good ol days. When women appreciataed a compliment on their beautiful faces or bodies. Nowadays, you can't give a girl a compliment. They are all too big for their britches now.
I had to look up Bert after watching him just now in the movie: "The Freshman" ) ) "There he is....your Ko' mona Dra a'agan...." ( ( Funny movie. And after watching this vid, I said to myself.......those chicks sure looked older back then and then they got to the really old broad. I didn't know those were the former Miss's! :P
O.K.....someone downloaded the whole movie "The Freshman" where Bert Parks sings: "There he is....your Ko'mo'do Dra'agan" Search UA-cam: "The Freshman (1990)" first video that comes up is 1hr 42min long. At 1hr 21min Bert sings "Tequila". Go to 1hr 23min for "Komoda Dragon" song. At 1hr 34min Bert sings "Mona Lisa". Very Funny movie..........with Matrhew Broderick and Marlon Brando.
SING IT BERT, SING IT!
Paul mooney.
Get em bert😂
Who's here because of Paul Mooney ???
Me lol
😂😂😂😂😂💯💯💯
😂😂😂😂😂
Get em Bert!!!😂😂😂
Can I ask, what has changed in your opinion and in which years? (it's for a school project) thanks a lot (:
They're just tickled pink
Alright Bert
Herb Tarlek's Dad on WKRP.
Who is this person Paul Mooney and why is He bringing everyone here, Is He some type of Wizard
A comedian who dared make fun of Bert Parks and all these classy broads bc people today are offended by class acts
Yes He Was A King for the Black Man 🙏👍
Reason I'm here also lol!
Paul Mooney brought me here...doesn't look like i'm the only one either!
^^^ I second that
LOL!!!! PAUL MOONEY BROUGHT ME HERE TOO HE WAS RIGHT!! HAHAHAHA!!!
Just watched Paul Mooney.... He brought me here too.
Omg i just posted that to face book and looked this up and boom.
"Sing it Bert! Get 'em Bert!"
Paul Mooney the goat 😂
" white folks fired Bert Parks!" Lmfao yes Paul!
🤣🤣🤣
SANG it, Bert!! Lmao
Paul Mooney didn't Disappoint 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
lmao!!! Paul Mooney brought me here!!!
Same here 😂😂😂😂😂
+Deuce D LMAO.....Me too!!!
lmaoo he brought me here too 😂
lmaoo he brought me here too 😂
+Deuce D omg same here.lol!
Pageant lost its identity in their disrespecting Bert Parks.
I remember these days we used to sit in front of the TV and watch Burt Parks singing to the newly crowned Miss America. To this day it just lit up my life. Hearing Mr. Parks on singing this same song on a new commercial to the Olympian Women, still gives my goosebumps.
Thanks for the memories Bert Parks.
I'm sorry to dissapoint, but that's actually Johnny Desmond's recording used on the Dick's Olympic ad. They both sang it great!
There is no greater mc than Bert Parks..there was a time when the spirit and innocence of Miss America really meant something...I am so happy taht the pageant is finally back in Atlantic City where it belongs...let there be a new generation of people who look to Miss America for all the good that the femine spirit holds...dont give in and leave AC anymore...and please let "There She Is" be played again...it speaks for itself...
Dude shut up lol
Paul Mooney brought me here !
Paul mooney, " sing it bert!" lol
Stanley Gilmer 😂😂😂 That's exactly what brought me here!
@@tiffanywaldon4875 Hahahaha yeah me too!
Ditto lol Paul Mooney is great.
they fired Bert
🤣🤣😂😂
Paul Mooney lol! XD
Paul mooney brought me here 😂
SING IT BERT ❤️😂
Paul Mooney in this white beech 😂
Haha see what I did there @@David-kq4jc
yes paul mooney brought me here as well. lmao
I always enjoyed watching the Miss America Pageants, and looked forward to seeing Bert Parks sing Here She Comes Miss America ............
My mother (and me too) loved when he sang this song. It's cheesy but he made it work.
Hhhhhhh paul Mooney killed this dude. Get the finger lady. finger lady
What a pro !
Miss America was never the same without him.
We love you Bert Parks.
Paul Mooney Brought Me Here “Get Em Bert!”🤣
Im here because of Paul Mooney!
Paul Mooney brought me here lol
He sang it the best of anyone.
💀💀 Paul got me here 😭😭
Every one is right it is not the same with out Bert Parks. I attended the Miss America Pagent for twenty years for the whole week. I Loved it the first one I saw crown was Donna Axum in the sixtes
Yes, I grew up watching Bert Parks emcee Miss America each year too and, of course, he was the best. I stopped watching the show last year. Just not the same anymore, I agree.
yeah mooney brought me here
The whole show isn't quite the same anymore. I grew up listening to this song .. it was tradition. Bert Parks was a great emcee.
There she is.... Oh black thang! Lmao
Had to come here after watching Paul Mooney 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣hilarious
Bert was a good sport to come back after being let go the way he was. He learned about his firing by watching the news while on vacation.
Oooh shit. That's horrible
That’s just a shame to have treated him that way.
Paul Mooney HAHA, "There she is"
lmaoooo! Paul Mooney sent me!!!
Lmfao!! Search "Paul Mooney Miss America" makes anytime you hear this song you will burst into laughter!
What a shame...its all over and we will never see the likes of these beautiful talented women ever again.
Go to your local Walmart
Oh my God, Paul Mooney was right🤣😅🤣😅🤣😅 there she is.... Misssss America!!
He sang it like Jim Nabors sang Back Home Again in Indiana . You just can’t replace them.
I’m NOT here because of Paul Mooney; I’m here because of BERT PARKS!!! 🥰
ME TOO💯💯💯!!! Bert Parks was the absolute greatest host the pageant ever had!!! The Miss America Pageant is no longer worth watching since the feminazis starting having some say-so over it😡😡😡!!!
#RIPBERTPARKS
Coron Bentley, I wonder what he’d think of his fellow Georgian, Betty Cantrell, becoming the second Miss Georgia to win the title, and the first in 63 years.
Paul Mooney brought me here! 😂😂😂
Just as Paul said 😂😂😂😂😂.
lmao paullll im here!!
Bert Parks...what a class act. This was when broads knew how to have class. Now having "class" is "offensive"
Why does every white woman on this video look alike??? I’m here because of Paul Mooney
Im here because of Paul Mooney!
Bert Parks the emcee of the Miss America Pageant from 1955 to 1979 (The Miss America Organization Fired Him in 1979) Kylene Barker Miss America 1979 was the last Miss America to win a pageant he hosted, until 1990 when Bert Parks was invited back to the Miss America Pageant to sing “There She Is” as the pageant celebrated its 70th anniversary. In September, 1990 when Marjorie Judith Vincent was crowned. Bert Parks died on: February 2, 1992. What indelible memories we have of him singing "There She Is Miss America" and "Look At her, She's Our Miss America"
So, this is where the phrase comes from? I just came across a 1982 episode of The Price Is Right, and the lady who wins had either just become engaged or was very recently married. She wins her particular showcase, and Bob stands there while the couple are celebrating their win. He goes on to say, "There they are, Mr. and Mrs. (Lastname)."
Years ago, before my grandma passed, when she would see me (or any of her grandsons) the first thing she would always say was, "There he is, Mr. America!"
So, yeah. Never heard about this Bert Parks until Bob Barker proclaimed something in a way that just completely mirror that which my grandma would also say to her grandkids so frequently.
I'm here because of Paul Mooney lmao
Like if Paul Mooney brought y’all here
THE BEST EVER / LOVE HIS SINGING!
A very well written song.
Bert lived 17 mo. Glad he had one more go.
This was also the appearance in which Mr. Parks proved the decision to fire him was an incredibly good one. During the broadcast, he started an out-of-nowhere, incoherent rant about comedians -- and his disgust with the dirty language they use. He continued to blather as he was escorted off the stage. A true professional.
It may interest you to know that before Bert Parks made the song as familiar as the National Anthem, maybe, it was sung on a television special called 'The Miss America Story' by Johnny Desmond. Reigning Miss America Lee Meriwether appeared in the television play.......and the rest is history.
Beautiful. I remember watching this with my daddy when I was little. My daddy was the best.
The commercial with the 2021Olympic athletes brought me here. Very nice 👍
Paul mooney brought me here
Paul Mooney brought me here
No one after Bert Parks would be the same. No one could sing the song the way he did. I used to watch it every year, until they took him off, hardly watched it again afterwards. Felt the same way about "The Price is Right", after they took Bob Barker off. After a while I have learned to like Drew Carey. It's on the TV where I work out at the fitness center that I belong to. I don't believe he would lip sync it, he loved singing it so well.
Bob Barker was 83 when he "retired" and he caused CBS many legal problems over the preceding 13 years. I liked Bob as a host but it was time for him to go.
I miss the good ol days
We knew him personally. He may of been lip synching but it was his own voice over. Most shows used to do that. The stars would record the song prior to the event because they didn't have the equipment at the time like they do now. It is still his voice. :)
+Susan McConnell I am sure there was a full blown orchestra there. No way did he lip synch it.
Take me back to those innocent times. They no longer exist.
It was a facade
This video is NOT him actually singing the song, rather this video is him lip synching after announcing the former Miss America's who attended the 70th anniversary pageant in 1990. However, if you get ahold of the video of the pageant, Phil Collins asks Bert live on air to sing the song, serenading Marjorie Vincent after she won, and he DOES actually sing the song live just as he had for so many years as emcee. Watching the video in entirety, its clear that the above version is a recording.
My grandpa aka my bffl used to sing this to me... he was 93. Miss u bud
He's lip syncing! Look at :42 when he blows the kiss. Not taking away his talent, but...
Obviously some previous winners were there with him. Too bad they aren't identified in this clip. I see Lee Meriwether and Mary Ann Mobley there.
I agree. I am curious to know who is the elder lady on the right that his kissed, at the end of the song.
I believe that lady may be miss America 1937. Marion bergeron
@@emilyhayek1132 Bergeron was Miss America 1933.
The first time I ever watched Miss America was in 1991, when Marjorie Judith Vincent was crowned. I just recently immigrated from the Philippines at that time. I was so moved when Bert Parks serenaded the former Miss Americas. How I enjoyed the talent completion with Marjorie who played Chopin, Miss South Carolina’s marimba, someone did a ventriloquist, Miss Iowa sang an opera. These women are so talented, smart and beautiful. The best rendition of this song was at the beginning of this program when it was sung in a more upbeat tone. Thank you for uploading this video.
😎😎😎 I am offended....where are the DRAG QUEENS ?????
The same here ...Paul..... made me think twice
He was not lip sinking. This was the last time he sang it live.When invited to sing again in 1990 after being fired for being too old in 1979.
Sorry...you're wrong. At :42 it's obvious...he hits a note with his mouth mostly closed. Not possible as he just blew a kiss to someone...
Damn. Girls looked older back then!! 😮
Paul Mooney got me here…
It’s even more funny 😂😅‼️
haha - he sure wasn't a good lip sinker, though.
They've ruined it now or time just moved on. What a shame.
Those ladies are all ready to speak to managers
No one sang it like Bert Parks. I wish the pageant goes back to Atlantic City, on national tv, brings back swimsuits and the cherished song.
Yes, the ideal women. Those were the good ol days. When women appreciataed a compliment on their beautiful faces or bodies. Nowadays, you can't give a girl a compliment. They are all too big for their britches now.
Those were the days my friend...
Why did he change his birth name?
Times were different, bro
Officer, their she is
I had to look him up because he was a guest star on the show 227; Brenda was thinking about competing in the Miss Teen Washington Beauty Pageant
White Heaven lol
I remember gathering around the tv with my parents and watching this. i believe it was in September
I had to look up Bert after watching him just now in the movie: "The Freshman"
) ) "There he is....your Ko' mona Dra a'agan...." ( ( Funny movie. And after watching this vid, I said to myself.......those chicks sure looked older back then and then they got to the really old broad. I didn't know those were the former Miss's! :P
Paul M? Isn't he that unfunny black guy?
He is funny.
Miss Arkansas won tonight. I enjoyed a recording of Bert Parks singing Miss America, as she walked down the runway.
I listed to this since I was a kid 6 years old as I got older this got funnier and funnier
He may but Bert host the show for years and sang it in the end. What a way to end his show that he hosted.
O.K.....someone downloaded the whole movie "The Freshman" where Bert Parks sings: "There he is....your Ko'mo'do Dra'agan" Search UA-cam: "The Freshman (1990)" first video that comes up is 1hr 42min long. At 1hr 21min Bert sings "Tequila".
Go to 1hr 23min for "Komoda Dragon" song. At 1hr 34min Bert sings "Mona Lisa".
Very Funny movie..........with Matrhew Broderick and Marlon Brando.
chrispompano The Freshman mmovie
Snapchat brought me lmao lol I'm dead
he sing it at the coronation that same night
OMG! He was lip synching the song. Bert! I'm bummed!!
bert was no kid here but its still him
Oh my sh such wonderful memories
Why is this so funny to me