Hey All! Though only 1-2 of you asked me to do a Part Two of the Best of Eve and Kaye I am getting ready to do another one within the next few weeks. Get ready! The clip, that I could not fit in back in April, is only about 7 minutes.

Our dear sweet, witty Eve Arden would have been 114 years old today on this April 30th. She's been gone from this world not quite 32 years now.

Eve Arden will remain eternally young from her portrayal of a spinster schoolteacher in "Our Miss Brooks."

I loved these two. These skits remind me of Lucy and Ethel.

I don't know how many of you will see this comment, but I am Facebook friends with Eve Arden's son, and he recognized his mother yesterday stating that he just could not believe that yesterday was 32 years ago since his mother had passed away!

I LOVED that show when I was a kid during it's first run back in the '60s!!! This brings back a lot of very fond memories of those great times!

I LOVED THAT SHOW.

This is one of the very earliest tv shows from the late 60’s that I remember watching and loving!!

Loved Eve Arden..her comical character stole many scenes in so many movies..im 63 now but always loved old movies..especially with Eve Arden..

I adore this show! Honestly one of the best of that era.

Said it before, gonna say it again.. the absolute BEST of the BEST!!! Thank you for posting this gem, these ladies were BEYOND talented in every way!

Ok was 9 years old and remember this show. It was so funny.

Kay Ballard, (Catherine Gloria Balotta) could sing. Man, could she sing!

The reruns of this show during the year 1977 made my bleak childhood existence much more pleasant!!!!!!!!

I use to watch this when I was a kid. TV was the best back then.

Oh, the immense talent in even the pinky toes of these two women… They have no rival!! Original, quirky, sophisticated and hilarious. Their chemistry was absolutely Dreamy!!

I loved this show. I would watch it all the time. Even the reruns.

Loved it! I remember watching The Mothers-in-Law on our brand new RCA console color TV with my parents. The sets and costumes were so colorful and we laughed so much. Thank you for posting.

Anyone who loves I LOVE LUCY would love this show, it was produced by Desi Arnaz and in fact Desi guest stars occasionally as a Spanish bullfighter Rafael Del Gado, and Desi Jr. has appeared in this show as well, right before he started on his mother's HERE'S LUCY series in 1968. Even Mary Jane Croft makes an appearance in the very last episode of this series, which is shown in this collection as the last episode. Rob Reiner pre-All In The Family in 1967 is here too.

I was working as a hotel bellman in Clearwater Fla around in 1986. Kaye Ballard was staying there, and needed a ride to a nearby beauty parlor. The task fell to me, so I got to drive her there in my most humble of cars, a 71 VW . She was very nice lady, down to earth, non-judgmental, we discussed her work with Eve Arden. I love meeting celebrities, but who doesn't?

I loved this show as a kid, loved Eve Arden from the old movies.

My family and i watched it,i was little but we all thought it was hilarious! Shouldve gone much longer!

Hilarious as I remember when these originally aired.

I never knew this TV show existed. Thank you so much for introducing it to me!!!

THanks for posting. I was about seven when this series aired and remember loving it as a kid. I always like Eve's great timing and line delivery. As I got older I started seeing the many movies she had been in long before the series, where she had the same great timing. Anyone who hasn't seen Stage Door should check it out...she only had a small role as one of the many aspiring actresses in New York staying at the same boarding house, but even then she had that great voice and line delivery. The amazing cast includes Ginger Rogers, Katherine Hepburn, Lucille Ball (also in a small role!) and Ann Miller.

As a young 11 year-old in 1967, I absolutely loved this show - most especially Kaye Ballard and her "Italian curses." I can clearly recall my late Dad saying that the show was "stupid" and "wouldn't last." My Step-mom agreed. Well, there I was the odd one out - but I digress... Anyway, thank you for posting this and bringing back fun memories. I have not yet watched the entire video, but a "special guest appearance" by the wonderful Jimmy Durante stands out in my mind - I believe this was in early 1969.

I'm old but I never saw this. It's fabulous!

It was one of my favorites when I was growing up

Brian, I met Kay at a little Italian bakery in Palm Springs, where we both lived. The thrill of my life!!

I remember this show - it was hilarious! Thanks for putting this together❤

The horse opera scene is hilarious.

I always loved Eve Arden's distinctive voice. Kaye Ballard introduced the beautiful song Lazy Afternoon.

One of my favorite comedies of all time. My parents loved it as well. Makes me feel very nostalgic. The whole series is on Tubi.

Great fun, loved this show with the two funniest women on TV. Thank you for the share, Brian.

I remember watching this show and related very well with Kaye Ballards character.

Whether we liked it or not we watched it was what my mom and dad watched we had one TV in the front room and we had little discussion or what we could watch

When they sand that Wedding Song😂😂😂😂"Because you come to me"😂😂😂😂😂I was DONE!

One of my favorite shows !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I remember watching Eve Arden in our Miss Brooks & Kay Ballard playing one of the wicked stepsister in Cinderella. I loved this show. They did remind of Lucy & Ethel and being Italian, it was nice seeing an zitalian on TV proud of their heritage & not in the mob.

I enjoyed this, lovely introduction too. Thank you for sharing!

I should really do Kaye Ballard justice, since I wrote a note mentioning how long Eve Arden has been gone. Kaye Ballard outlived Eve Arden by nearly 30 years, but remember she was 17 years younger than Eve. Kaye died in January 2019, and nine months later, in October of that same year, her TV son, Jerry Fogel died and with his death, he was the very last cast member of the show to pass away. So it is not quite 3 years, at this writing, that they are all gone.

Another fabulous Desi Arnaz production. Wonderful show.

I loved this show and I loved each of them. I have looked for reruns of 'The Mothers-in-Law today but can't find them. Perhaps we can 'find' some more here?! 😉

Eve Arden was so good in Mildred Pierce!

Lucy and Ethel, Kaye and Eve, Laverne ad Shirley, they have all done the same bit!

I always liked Eve Arden’s voice

This show was great ! Please post more ,thank youm

Laverne and Shirley before Laverne and Shirley!

Eve was 17 years Kaye's senior!

kaye Ballard was so gorgeous Woman! I miss her

Ooooooohhh reallyyyyyyy?. I loved that show. Those two were a real hoot! Kay always reminded of my Mother. She was full Italin. Sylvia Viscarti. This show should have lasted longer than two seasons.

Eve Arden reminds me of Lucille Ball.

I also watch Our Miss Brooks .. and listen to the radio show if it. Great shows .😊

Have been a fan of Eve Arden since she starred in Our Miss Brookes in the 50s

I've always been attracted to Eve Arden and I loved Kaye Ballards eyes especially In the Mothers In Law episode with the Seeds. Her eyes actually sparkle like diamonds.

They were hilarious, I remember the reruns in the 70s, and that stupid rose song 50 years later!

My dad went to school with Kay Ballard. She was from the west side of Cleveland

This is the same setting as the short lived Paul Lynde show

“Where does the pollen go?”

Am I the only one to notice how this could have influenced Laverne and Shirley (couldn't you image Laverne "dancing" with the passed out security guard and Shirley yelling at her to come on??)??

Reminds me of Laverne & Shirley

I watched the original run as a 12, 13, & 14 year old. I'm not sure if at that point I had seen I Love Lucy. If you were my age at that time, you got to experience some of these careers backwards, in a sense. For example, Jack Benny was all over TV in those days, doing specials and guest appearances. I saw many of these, but then got to see some of the reruns of the weekly series, then thanks to KZfaq etc I have seen the kinescopes of his first TV show in 1950, and have heard many of the radio shows, all the way back to the mid-1930s. Same with George Burns (and Gracie) - I had no idea there was a Gracie until I was familiar with George. I don't think I had any idea who Ozzie Nelson was when I saw this episode - I've since seen some of the Ozzie & Harriet shows, and heard some of the great recordings he did with Harriet Hilliard back in the 30s. These were far from the coolest people on TV at that time - Laugh In and the Smothers Brothers, even the Tonight Show, had them beat. But for old showbiz fans, these are great fun to watch.

Omg this is my mom and her sister

You have to hand it to Ozzie Nelson. He wrote the awful song "North Dakota Moon" when he was young and foolish but he had the grace and dignity to make fun of it (and himself) as an older man.

Precursor to Laverne & Shirley 📺

As good as Lucy and Viv. Love the colors. Christine Ebersole and Megan Mullally could play these parts.

Hilarious

As I recall, the ratings were excellent, but there was some kind of problem with Desi Arenaz had some difficulties that ended the show. It was VERY funny show. As I recall it was on Sunday evening.

I love Kaye Ballard but it is a strange kind of admiration. Her singing voice was brash and loud but she was a great singer and i love to hear her sing even though it is a bit obnoxious at times. Her sense of humor seemed odd and cloying, but she was a great comic. The sumtotal was so unique and quirky…what was bad is what made her good, i think. Thats rare.

LOVE LOVE LOVE Kaye Ballard and Eve Arden has been in my heart forever. These shows, however, were all too typical of the era: basically unfunny.

Jerry’s Uncle Leo..was the security guard

Ozzie Nelson as the bandleader/vocalist?

Hi All. I finally did a sequel to this video about Eve and Kaye. I really hope you enjoy this one too. 🙂 Here is the link kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o513atOez9uZdJc.html

I recall that show. Is it available on dvd?

It's easy to see that Desi Arnaz produced this show. I'm pretty sure it was his last one. We just don't have physical comedy like that any more. Is that Mel Cooley?

Who was the hunky Carter?

who played Carter Case?

You forgot the one with Don Rickles as a guest.

What's in those meatballs?

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Would you say that Eve Arden and Kaye Ballard were playing fictionalized versions of themselves?Their characters have the same first names as theirs but not the same last names. It seems that their characters were written to fit their real life personalities.

Was Kaye Ballard Jo Anne Worley's sister?! Uncanny!

What ruined that show was Roger C. Carmel’s exit after the first season. Richard Deacon was a poor substitute.

nobody is this funny now NO ONE!

what a waste of tallent

Another Lucy Show. Complete ripoff.

Oh REALLLLLLLLY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Timeless !!