Missing you Phyllis Diller. Thanks for your help:TO THE LANGDONART September 25th to October 1st 2012 new created in 2012 paintings by Artiste Langdonart... exhibition, at Galerie Le 1040, at 1040 Marie-Anne Est (east), Montreal, Quebec, Canada, every day from 10 am to 10 pm; bienvenue, that's welcome!
47:20 - Oh, Paula! The "Magic Garden" will never be the same again now that I've seen THIS! English Leather, eh? Wonder if "Sherlock" the Squirrel knew that. Next I'll find out you were reading Lady Chatterly's Lover!
43:44 - I recognize the voice of actor Howard Da Silva. Da Silva, whose career suffered immeasurably as a result of blacklisting during the HUAC era, would have, around the time this show aired, appeared on Broadway, in the role of Ben Franklin, at the premiere of the musical, "1776". Not long after the premiere, Da Silva had to temporarily step away from the role, due to a health matter. He later returned and also starred as Franklin in the 1972 film version of "1776". Taking Da Silva's role while he recuperated was Rex Everhart, who, at this time, had appeared in a successful series of commercials as the peanut vendor for Snickers candy bar.
@musicom67 Yes, they were/are Mormon. Because they are simply performing, I choose to ignore that and just enjoy their great voices and showmanship. ;-)
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Thank you for the treat.
Missing you Phyllis Diller. Thanks for your help:TO THE LANGDONART September 25th to October 1st 2012 new created in 2012 paintings by Artiste Langdonart... exhibition, at Galerie Le 1040, at 1040 Marie-Anne Est (east), Montreal, Quebec, Canada, every day from 10 am to 10 pm; bienvenue, that's welcome!
47:20 - Oh, Paula! The "Magic Garden" will never be the same again now that I've seen THIS! English Leather, eh? Wonder if "Sherlock" the Squirrel knew that. Next I'll find out you were reading Lady Chatterly's Lover!
43:44 - I recognize the voice of actor Howard Da Silva. Da Silva, whose career suffered immeasurably as a result of blacklisting during the HUAC era, would have, around the time this show aired, appeared on Broadway, in the role of Ben Franklin, at the premiere of the musical, "1776".
Not long after the premiere, Da Silva had to temporarily step away from the role, due to a health matter. He later returned and also starred as Franklin in the 1972 film version of "1776".
Taking Da Silva's role while he recuperated was Rex Everhart, who, at this time, had appeared in a successful series of commercials as the peanut vendor for Snickers candy bar.
Correct!
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21:00 - Why do I have a hunch that The King Family were/are Mormon? Their act is so reminiscent of the Osmonds to a larger degree....???
@musicom67 Yes, they were/are Mormon. Because they are simply performing, I choose to ignore that and just enjoy their great voices and showmanship. ;-)
And that's Carole Demas (the original Sandy in the "Grease" stage musical and of "The Magic Garden" fame) cooing sexily over English Leather at 47:02.
This was a great show. Phyllis was at the top of her game. Thank you Phyllis for all of the laughs!!
I remember watching the King Family as a child and quite frankly they are even worse than I remember.
That looks a lot like Lauren Hutton during the Coty lipstick commercial at 36:20.
thank you Phylliis Diller you are always with us making us smile
; Bon Voyage, Phyllis Diller, you will be missed.
This was funny! RIP Phyllis Diller!
Happy 94th Birthday to Phyllis Diller.