The Best of The Colgate Comedy Hour | Episode 28 | November 13, 1955
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- The Colgate Comedy Hour with Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis | November 13, 1955
Watch the Colgate Comedy Hour where you can enjoy hilarious, witty sketches performed by Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis.
Directed by: William Asher, Bob Finkel, Fred Hamilton, Ernest D. Glucksman, Jim Jordan, Kingman T. Moore, Ed Sobol, James V. Kern, Bud Yorkin
Stars: Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis
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This is gold. For the most part, their live work was better than their movies. From the start, they instinctively knew how to work together to get audiences laughing.
Questar Entertainment, thank you so much for putting this show here! If it wasn't for you I don't think I would ever get to chance to see it. I've watched every episode and I was expecting for one or two to be less good, as one would with any show, but that didn't happen. Every single one was hilarious!! So, again, thank you! And most of all, thank you Dean & Jerry...for everything!
Carla, you're so very welcome.
They were just wonderful together! You could sense the love between them
So hilarious I love those two,Rest In Peace Jerry
@@SteveGad i love dean , miss him everyday
Turner classic movies should have a marathon of Jerry's movies, like they do when an actor or actress dies. 😂🎥📺🎬He was My favorite comedian and I will always watch His movies! 👍
yeah i miss jerry lewis too as well
My mother was the gal at the end Jerry kisses. Pretty wild and funny!!!
No
So much funnier than their movies!
How is this the last ep??? I need 500 episodes of Dean & Jerry 😭😭😭
Rip
Dean 1995
And
Jerry 2017
😭
roy donk killed it on this one
To me the engagement sketch is one of their very best. It's funny and a little sad. Dean and Jerry were so wonderful in it. It was also their last sketch on the cch.
Ah man, now I see where Jim Carrey got the eating peanuts on the airplane scene in Ace Ventura II
This was their last joint appearance on "THE COLGATE VARIETY HOUR"- which also ended on Christmas night, 1955.
And Dean Martin died on Christmas Day.😢 May he and Jerry RIP.
@16.06 when Dean gives him the 'aeroprane prans' , who else expected Jerry to make a paper plane out of them?!
wow great video and great team of the men ever and thank you so much
Why does Dean seem softer than usual with Jerry even though they were having a huge fight at the time? Or at least that was what was officially said... these two were gold together. And I still think they did NOT want to real break up
RIP THE KINGS OF COMEDY IN THE 40S, DEAN AND JERRY
Rip Jerry
You to Dean
I miss you guys
IM SO BLUE!
That Jerry was a genius. Like Chaplin one thing leads to another.
My old friend, jazz drummer, Bob Levey, son of the legendary bop drummer icon, Stan Levey, sent me a nostalgic video called, 'The Colgate Comedy hour with Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis. -- Around the 25:56 mark, during the Violin scene; the Raven haired beauty with the movie star looks and wearing a white mink stole is Shirley Van Dyke, Bob's mother. She is seated on the Right, in the middle seat next to an older lady. - At one point Jerry hugs and kisses her. --In spite of the 'spin' that was put on her career in the book, 'Stan Levey, Jazz Heavyweight' , she never wavered. Instead, worked hard, using her God-given talent and beauty to obtain roles in various movies.-- My wife Lisa and I were amazed to see how much Bob resembled both his mother and his father GOD bless them both!!! --- Artt Frank. Longtime drummer with Chet Baker.
Thanks Artt and Lisa. Blessings
i am enjoyed and steel enjoy now from your all great and amazing performance
So funny, thanks a lot!!!
16:28 jimmy Hendrix whoo
אין על גרי לואיס. אין. אומן, פרפורמר אדיר ונדיר. תהי נשמתו צרורה בצרור החיים אמן. god blas you and save you over there dear jerry
When they added pathos to their skits and films, Dean hated it. U can tell it was over. Dean looks done here. Dont blame him. Dean once said “When people called him the next Chaplin and he started to believe it, things were never the same again” I agree. The pathos stuff was sappy. Martin and Lewis, IMO, were at their best from ‘49-‘53. When they kept makin Dean the heel in their films it got to be too much.
No sparkles anymore
52:25- WENDELL NILES: "NEXT WEEK, 'THE COLGATE VARIETY HOUR' will come to you from Palmer House in Chicago- with your host, ROBERT PAIGE, and his special guests GORDON MacRAE, HARRY BELAFONTE, FRAN WARREN, RAY ANTHONY and his orchestra, JONATHAN WINTERS, and others! And the following week, the-----"
"See DIANA LYNN in 'A Girl Can Tell'- next, on NBC TELEVISION."
Jerry was all of 29 here
who wrote the engagement skit???
Bwahahahahaha!
Even here a Jerry is no longer thin.
Jerry Lewis
16/03/26
20/08/17
i dont Belieave 4 a minute jerry aint like at all.
19:10 Is that Dean's wife Jeannie?
No
Dean Martín
07/06/17
25/12/95
dean was gettin tired of jerry by now
I thknk in the may 1955 its pretty visible. Dean looking at his watch and such.
kathleen bohannon I think that they both wanted their space! JL was much younger than Dean and he wanted to do so much! Dean as well was ready to move on. Dean was also tired of the press giving credit only to Jerry! Plus, Jerry was an emotional needy guy while Dean was more introverted,easy going, and carefree! Jerry was the one taking care of the writing for the team and also the business part. Dean played golf! There were also so many outside forces and pressure from everywhere. The world they lived in wasn't the best place to continue to nurture a real friendship. It was just time...people who hate Jerry can continue to do so...it doesn't matter..haters are haters 🤷 however, when a split happens it's never one person's fault, people grow apart...other interests develop..it happens
@@marym5037 Acts dont stay put. Things have to evolve to keep an audience interested and two human beings can only parallel for so long on a demanding market they were in. It all worked out. They talked from time to time later in life after Dean Jr.s death and the telethon reunion thing that Frank arranged. I'm sure they are carrying on up there in the big stage in the sky.
Ed Weibe well said! :)
first act is cringeworthy & racist
This show was produced when people were not so thin/skinned and could also laugh at themselves. During Jerry Lewis’ career, he was the brunt of Jewish jokes… and he cracked a few himself. The humor was all in FUN, and not negative “agendas” like so many of our late-night to hosts of today are.