Victor Borge on I've Got a Secret 6/1/64

Borge conducts a performance in which the "musicians" include Douglas Butler hammering nails, Robert Swan playing a saw, Lawrence Arcurie tearing a bedsheet, Wilfrid Roberts blowing a conch shell, Gordon Powers letting air out of a balloon, and John Pepper and Owen Land blowing a garden hose. Nathan Wexler, who appeared on 1/14/63 playing a duck call, has the secret: "I play the kitchen sink." They play "The Blue Danube" with Norman Paris on piano. Wexler interrupts with "It Don't Mean a Thing," after which Arcurie switches to a deck of cards, which he plays by riffling them next to his open mouth.

[@michaelhewitt258]

Comedy Genius

[@peacockpaula4723]

I've seen it all🤣👏👏, amazing concert👏🙂!

[@swanlikeaduck7734]

Thanks for posting. My dad was Robert Swan (aka "Bob Swan") and I remember watching this episode when it originally aired. Great memory - thanks again!

[@lsmart]

It must be a great honor to tell everyone that you are a son (daughter?) of the world's greatest sawist.

[@girlgeniusnyc272]

Playing his "swan song" - well done LOL

[@rachidzakaria509]

❤ de Noël et des attachements bien 0 bises les des de mm 0¹00⁰00000000000000000000000000000⁰⁰00

[@georgealderson4424]

It took a little time to get going but worth waiting for -clever

[@k1kk0ssbm13]

That old school American radio voice is amazing

[@girlgeniusnyc272]

The musicians show up in tuxes to play these crazy instruments. Wow! Such classy times.

[@nealsausen4651]

My dream orchestra would be Spike Jones, Victor Borge, Frank Zappa, and Harpo Marx, And throw in some Chico Marx for good Measure! Can ou Imagine if the five of those got together?!

[@wrathpeacewe4000]

so great

[@jacquelinefox4492]

Amazing. 😍❤️🦊

[@tobytollefsen8802]

Love it.

[@miss_midge_]

Ingenious and ca-razy

[@Black.D.D]

Holy shit one Word: awesome👌👍👏🌟

[@jacquelinefox4492]

So clever. X

[@amymack1954]

This reminds me of Spike Jones. Hilarious!!

[@BeastOfSoda]

Comedy gold!

[@jacquelinefox4492]

Wait. It's brilliant.

[@TheRichNewnes]

"I'll bet you that Leonard Bernstein is shaking now". Hahaha!

[@carolineschwender8045]

😄😄😄

[@Holyballsinhell]

awkward how a recording from 56 years ago looks better then every recording of him during the 80s...

[@aureofernandes8241]

One good thing about this video. You don't need any musicians. Just an experienced sound-effects guy.

[@MrJaxyagi]

My gush! Gary Moore show?

[@ullaochcjdanielsson]

1:19 😮

[@babbetteduboise4284]

The balloonees played by "Colin Powell"? And almost the right age.

[@jacquelinefox4492]

😍😍😍😍😍🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️🦊X

[@MsMesem]

Way ahead of Frank Zappa.

[@darknessanddistance4469]

You must be the same person to put a thumbs down on Harpo Marx playing the harp

[@martinmayhew145]

The host is not very involved or a bit wooden

[@PaulSmith-qs1es]

well, I normally like victor borges, but this was not my kind of entertainment.

[@jakeforrest]

He is probably testicles different kinds of comedy, to see what makes people laugh 😂

[@compfox]

Well, I normally like comments, but this was not the kind I wanted to read.

[@anyname666]

normally Victor Borge is very funny - this was a bit of a let down.

[@carolv8450]

Boring

[@user-lv3yt3pr1l]

Boring or not boring, that is the question.