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I believe this part was offered to Bette Davis first but she wanted more money that Desi and Lucy didn’t want to pay.

I love that when Ethel Merman turns off the phonograph, the orchestra continues. That’s some record!

This is the Mermanverse of Madness and I love it ❤

I worked this show ! Was part of the classic and now defunct NBC Page program.

Barbara Pepper also did some bit parts on I Love Lucy.

Below is a great video on Alice Pierce. ua-cam.com/video/fMbdcFpAI_g/v-deo.htmlsi=7zMJd6omxRvmG-sG

Ethel never took singing lessons! I believe that it was Irving Berlin who told her that she wanted her to sound natural.

Comedy like Red Skeleton is greatly missed today

Imagine writing a book about your family. Trying to make out like it is wonderful. While your drunk husband abuses your kids. Gross.

Beautiful the Four Balls

My late mom loved the Lucy Show

❤❤❤❤

Glorious scene! Cyril Smith going strong after nearly fifty years in show business.

Lucy Ball meet Queen Elizabeth in heaven.

I love this so much!

This woman was periodically on our television sets from 1951 Henry Morgan's Talent Hunt through 1989 as Madam a Go-Go in Mario Brothers Super Show. She was a regular on the Perry Como show and the Doris Day Show But as a stage/ comedy performer, she was touring in Spike Jones revue in the 1940's. The woman did stand-up, impersonations, and characters. She was on Broadway in 'The Golden Apple, and played Ruth in the Pirates of Penzance. and toured in Nunsense. Once she settled in California, she continued to work on the local stage all the way to 2015 into her early 80's. By the wayShe put out a few records as well did some radio. .

When she is not vamping for the camera, for laughs, she is quite pretty. They were both song & dance vaudevillians long before their radio & TV programs.

Lucille Ball is a legend forever!!! I Love Lucy! This woman deserves all of the honors and tributes because they'll never be another person as Talented as Ms. Lucille Ball

Hard to watch. Clearly she's inebriated slurring words. Just played out at this point.

Know can we see full episodes,!? 🙏 pleas

Judy Garlands is bit like Elvis she will live on and on God Bless her and I hope she is up there with the Big man God of peace

Cavett just towers over Garland. Towers.

i was the director..and told her it was just two monologs and a couple of numbers....she has never forven me and a big loll she was magnificent

I saw The Late Show recently for the first time recently. I tend to agree- this was an Oscar worthy performance . Of course, Carney had won his Oscar for Harry and Tonto a couple of years prior but this was as good a piece of work as that.

She's a human wreck

Bravissimi !

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A great actress and a great performer

Historically, Broadway shows have long lives for two reasons: 1. The show itself is popular, no matter who is in it (A Chorus Line, Grease, Cats, etc) or 2. The star attraction is replaced with another star (Hello, Dolly!, Woman of the Year, Chicago - Revival). Unfortunately, there just wasn't another Lucy, so the show folded without her. Same with Barbra Streisand in Funny Girl.

grace charm and poise beyond ~ what an amazing soul she was

Two great legends, both in their own separate niche.

She was truly beautiful to the end

LUCY WAS RIGHT. ALL SHE DID WAS SCREECH OUT HER NOSE! SHE LITERALLY SOUNDED THE SAME ON EVERY SONG THE SANG!

I just love Lucy's singing and dancing ,she worked so hard during rehearsals that her renditions were impeccable,

She's funny and so is the interpreter. Just a great part of this act.

Two Carols I met Carol Channing on The Mike Douglas show and got pictures with her and asked her if she would send me a picture and sign it and she asked my Mom for our address and two weeks later a large envelope arrived and inside was a 8 by 10 if Carol in Hello Dolly and one by herself in a portrait picture both signed to me and a letter she wrote saying to Scotty my new good friend from The Mike Douglas Show I did not forget your pictures here they are hope to see you next time I'm on Mike's Show. I sent Carol back a letter telling her how I hoped my Mom and I could see her on Broadway as Dolly. I got another letter from Carol asking me when we wanted to cone see The show. We picked a date and Carol sent us Front Row seats for that night and the a letter that told them to let us back stage and back we went. The greatest thing was my Mom had bought Carol a beautiful Cross and we gave it to he that night and she loved it. 2 months later Carol returned to The Mike Douglas show in which we were in the audience again and,Mike asked her about the Cross and she said this is my favorite Cross I wear and My Friends Scott and his Mom Doris gave me this and she pointed out and said there they are right there I love them. I still have that video of The Mike Douglas Show and my Mom and I never forgot Carol Channing. We did meet Carol Cook as Dolly years later and she was a nice lady to.

Bea Arthur Betty White Rue McLanahan Estelle Getty Sammy Davis Jr. Dick Van Dyke Steve Allen Jayne Meadows Red Buttons Shari Lewis June Allyson Milton Berle Dick Clark Bert Parks Ralph Edwards Raymond Burr June Lockhart George Burns

Almost all of them gone except for Dick Van Dyke and the hosts, David Letterman and Shelley Long.

Thanks for letting us see this reruns longer, and enjoyed, ❤😅

1981 is not " the year before her death" she died in 1984

Saw this twice in the early 1980's... the second time with Lucie Arnaz and Laurence Luckinbill. This show will forever be magic to me...

Wow

1 left in 2024. The legendary Dick Van Dyke. This guy is my idol and favorite entertainer of all time. Everything he did was for the family. God bless this man.

Was the name Ethel Mertz a tribute to Ethel Merman?

How, I ask, did the comments about Judy's appearance on The Dick Cavett Show in 1968 wind up here?

Never understood why this movie was so disparaged. Perhaps it came out the wrong decade. By the mid 70's, old time Hollywood musicals were not much in vogue. Anyway, I especially loved Cybill Shepherd in that movie. What a beautiful, classy woman.

As per Valerie Harper( at that time an unknown chorus dancer in the show), when Lucy saw the shape of the extras' backstage green room, despite the countless hours Lucy was putting in rehearsing, costume fitting and performing,etc. 'Wildcat', Lucy PERSONALLY repainted that backstage green room so the extras would have a place they could chill between performances.

Tallulah Bankhead was quite the unique character

A gigantic Sondheim fan and how am I learning about this film today???

Besides the fact that every one sounds tone deaf, the movie begs one question, who edited this, a blind person?