Last time I heard this song, it was being sung by a barbershop quartet at Disneyland. Thanks to Red Barrels, I immediately thought of some *lovely* images and died inside.
This scene and the song are from "Show Business" a 1944 movie musical film starring Eddie Cantor, George Murphy, Joan Davis, Nancy Kelly, and Constance Moore. OldTimer
Unfortunately his career as a stage actor was short-lived. The production was closed after he tortured and killed the other actors, stand-ins, director, scriptwriter, stagehand, box office clerk, and even the janitor.
Enjoyed that! I've only ever heard the song's tune played (in Trad. Jazz style), so it was really nice to hear the words for the first time. Thanks for posting.
Interesting source, the film Show Business {1944}. Under the mustace on the left is Eddie Cantor, nearf the end of his film career but with more time in radio and tv ahead. On the right is "Didn't You Used to be" George Murphy, long before he became a US Senator. Joan Davis, whose "I Marrid Joan" would make 1 of tv's first successful comediennes is next to Cantor. The other lady, Nancy Kelly, was a former child actress. Her first film was in 1926 and last credit was in 1977.
Thanks for the information. I had no idea, as a kid, that the comedienne Joan Davis on the "I Married Joan" show had a successful career in movies, song and dance. What talent the stars of the Golden Age had! I can still recall the show theme...I married Joan, what a girl, what a whirl, what a wife...I married Joan....etc. Great nostalgia.
I can't think of something innocent about this song because Eddie Gluskin keeps popping up in my mind! Nonetheless this song is good, thanks red barrels
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I'll never look at this song the same way again. Dammit Eddie Gluskin!
I know him!
Matt Giesler Yassss Mister Gluskin
i came here because im obsessed with that dude
Last time I heard this song, it was being sung by a barbershop quartet at Disneyland.
Thanks to Red Barrels, I immediately thought of some *lovely* images and died inside.
Eddie Gluskin sang it great :)
Yeah yeah just yeah!
Darling!!
Marek Hraje!
yor like all the others
This scene and the song are from "Show Business" a 1944 movie musical film starring Eddie Cantor, George Murphy, Joan Davis, Nancy Kelly, and Constance Moore.
OldTimer
The very question I was going to ask! Thanks!
*Darling!*
Eddie Gluskin ft. Waylon Park - Just like the girl
the one and only Eddie Gluskin and mine and his impeccable music taste brought me here
Thanks for posting this old classic! My dad (1905) used to sing this when I was a boy.
It's kinda funny the description says "Very cute!" xD, 'cause I know we all are here for a whistleblower..
No actually there is nothing creepy. Its really cute and nice.
@@teaprofessor3521 I didn't even remember put that comment until now lol.
Gluskin was so good in plays XD
XD
Sup
Unfortunately his career as a stage actor was short-lived. The production was closed after he tortured and killed the other actors, stand-ins, director, scriptwriter, stagehand, box office clerk, and even the janitor.
Sad man just wanted a darling
Goddammit, Eddie Gluskin.
About 99% of the comments are about Eddie Gluskin ;p
Yas lol xD
Yeeh
Who’s Eddie Gluskin?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Almost all of the comments are about Eddie Gluskin from Outlast
Enjoyed that! I've only ever heard the song's tune played (in Trad. Jazz style), so it was really nice to hear the words for the first time. Thanks for posting.
Help me.
*War flashbacks*
Karma, Waylon... Karma is a bitch. He asked for help...
....There wasn't much for me to do! It wasn't my fault..
This came up on my recommendation, without knowledge that is was related to outlast
I knew y'all eddie lovers would be here...I just outed myself lol
I like seeing that most comments is based from Outlast
Eddie X Waylon wedding LIVE FOOTAGE.
lmao 😂
Eddie Gluskin.
Interesting source, the film Show Business {1944}. Under the mustace on the left is Eddie Cantor, nearf the end of his film career but with more time in radio and tv ahead. On the right is "Didn't You Used to be" George Murphy, long before he became a US Senator. Joan Davis, whose "I Marrid Joan" would make 1 of tv's first successful comediennes is next to Cantor. The other lady, Nancy Kelly, was a former child actress. Her first film was in 1926 and last credit was in 1977.
@@federicoarguello-gomez9485 Thanks for the correction!!
Thanks for the information. I had no idea, as a kid, that the comedienne Joan Davis on the "I Married Joan" show had a successful career in movies, song and dance. What talent the stars of the Golden Age had! I can still recall the show theme...I married Joan, what a girl, what a whirl, what a wife...I married Joan....etc. Great nostalgia.
Outlast dlc anyone?
Yea :D
Yes.
Hell yes :J
haha me too! I loved the psycho crazy fucker and love this song too! :D
***** LITTLE PIG!
This is a pearl!
I love this old stuff.
So wonderful to be able to truly enjoy a video like this
OUTLAST! :OO
EDDIE
I can't think of something innocent about this song because Eddie Gluskin keeps popping up in my mind! Nonetheless this song is good, thanks red barrels
i look into this song from 1911 ty for this song post
1:03
Gluskin and Waylon are married :D
Eddie😍😍😍😍
Eddie Gluskin,was psycho.
Only here because of Peter Lorre on Jack Benny Show. He sang part of this song but changed the word , married to murdered.😂
**DARLING**
Oh fuck
Why was this in my recommended I'm crying lmao. The irony.
My fav song
Yes I love it too, super in "The Jolson Story." Rosie is another big favourite.
The other woman is Constance Moore & yes it is George Murphy. Thanks
darling,. i want you to try to bleed less. . .
I know the fairer sex often endure the same wounds with more suffering, but you really need to make an effort.
this movie is named "show business"
When this song release
By golly, that's catchy. :-)
Eddie Cantor! and George Murphy?
Ricky tomlinsons drom the tv show the royal familys version is the best
I don't know why, but George Murphy in that mustache looks like a character from Meet the Robinsons... it's so weird...
Very cute
I recognize Joan Davis but who is the other woman?
thank u
Oh god, what movie is this so I can buy it on prime video
is that joan davis?
What's dear old dad up to these days?
@jdsmyhero85 i know, right?
Gomes, is it you?
@JLSDLCR And this is a bad thing????
this is literally the whitest thing i've EVER seen