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I'm in my mid 70's. The nostalgia! ❤From Australia.

He had a great voice. So talented and a great human being. He had to learn those subtle commands to get Trigger to do those tricks.

The description of this video should indicate that the year is 1982 or 1983 (I believe early 1983).

Keds are the best!

This is why we should have cameras, microphones, and Internet...not for those nonsense vlogs and staged videos.

Just came here from “Maestro” 😄

See HER in Alfred Hitchcock presents '"HOOKED" - she is in her bathing suit - WOW - and the 30 minute story is excellent as well

The best

3:30

Was a great actor , very disappointed I never win an Oscar ,I deserved .

This man was extremely talented and not enough people noticed it

Jason Miller possessed gentility and fierce intelligence as a human being and an artist. There is a bruised quality about his soul that makes me wish that he could have been happier.

<3 <3 <3

Wow ! I sang this alla time. Thanks ! I subscribed.

Most married mothers back then were stay at home housewives. But in the late 1970's, millions of married mothers remained in, or returned to, the workforce. The first evidence of that trend didn't come from the Census Bureau, but from the Nielsen TV ratings company. In 1977 and 1978, they noted a sudden and significant drop in weekday daytime television viewing. Further investigation verified that the drop in the number of daytime TV viewers was due to those married.mothers returning to the workforce.

Loved Anne Francis in Forbidden Planet and Honey West. She Was Great.

I DISTINCTLY recall her crawling up on Johnny Carson's desk, but I can find no record of that. Anyone remember that?

I hope he was able to see Romeo and Juliet and his other movies in HD before he died. They are beautiful, and will forever be.

Thank you for sharing this. These guys did a great interview but I don’t know why they were talking over the interview once it started. How humble and modest Miller was and self effacing. He gave us That Championship Season which is up there with any of O’Neill and Arthur Millers plays. Also, he gave us Father Karras a character endeared to us in our memory. And he went back to live like a average guy in Scranton although he could have moved to Beverly Hills, a great actor and human being.

What a gentleman. He was Romance to me

this is the greatest video on youtube

Correct me if i am wrong. I believe that after NBC censored the letter to the vatican number (musical 9) from the tony awards program she performed in full leotard on the tonight show with johnny carson. If i am correct then i saw her perform it on this episode. It was amazing. If not it was still wild.

I'm in chAhrge of smoKing! (sahl And brubeck - classic)

are two gobels gobeln? or just gobel?

I'm not a Catholic, but as a kid loved to watch him anyway. You do know it's Fulton J. Sheen, don't you? Where'd the "K" come from?

Those aren't Boomer women. The little kids in this film are boomers.

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Sohmer piano, made in NYC. THEY MADE great pianos. Sadly out of business for 50::years. My mom bought me one when I was 16.

Is Nacio Herb Brown's Doll Dance really in Moulin Rouge?

Wonderful performance by Coleman. Watching this makes me wonder what effect DuMont would have had on the course of American television had the network survived. A series of situations, nearly all of them beyond DuMont's control, seemingly conspired to bring them down. While the other three networks were moving much of their production west to California at this time, DuMont remained tethered to NYC, which I think shows in the on-screen product.

PERO QUE BUENA ACTRIS 👏👏👏👍✔️🇲🇽 EL ATICO MEGUSTO MUCHO

Man the miracle of electronovision, the gift that keeps on giving

"incessantly?"

It was more like a mask then a gag

Note the the director! Put a mic on the subject

I’m a stage hand and he didn’t tell the whole story. When we do work for a company and that company decides they want to record the performance to make a profit we charge them accordingly. That’s why mtv got a bill and he got a bill. It’s all in the contact no funny business. Live footage generates tons of cash for many years. 6k was nothing compared to how much money they made off of the live footage. Each stage hand that worked on the crew for that performance got a little extra money in their check for the work they did to make that live recording Posible. Keep in mind that big shows require at least 100-150 stage hands to make the show possible. So 6k was actually nothing.

I always remember her from Pale Rider

what killed her liver? was she a drinker??

Terrible what smoking did to her.

I wonder, who voice DK Germ back then?

What a lovely small waist she has!

That’s just lovely, very nice indeed,

Love you forever, Raul Julia!

Arthur was a Pompus Baffoon

I remember this commercial. Never got to see Nine .

Wow ... I ask you does art get any better.... ever! Rudy