Dear katrin- thanks for tuning in, and for your kind words! 110 percent agreed, darlin'... We cannot upload any of the Boys' "straight" songs due to copyright restrictions, but at least the satire/parody performances are here for you to enjoy- as well as all the clowning around and special guests on stage and in the audience... Happy Holidays and best wishes to you and yours- Luke Sacher Praeses & Soapbox Productions Inc.
During the time of the rat pack in Las Vegas......those of us that were lucky enough to see this great talent were so very, very lucky. The world will have to wait many, many years before we see talent like this again....if ever.
+John Campana Thanks for tuning in- we produced the 1999 A&E Biography of the Rat Pack. Lots and lots of vintage Vegas and Rat Pack related footage on our channel uploads page if you're interested!
More...Berle, like all performers, myself included, lived, and live for the applause. Many years later, I was in the VIP line to Peter Allen's dressing room at the Universal Amphitheater in LA, after Peter's concert (I was a friend of Peter's). Mr. Berle was in line next to me and I was so star struck, I didn't say a word..hello...zip, nada. He was by himself..just standing in line like me. Looking back, I wish I'd spoken to him.
Luke, My memories of Milton. I was lucky to see him live, doing stand up in dinner theater in the 1980's. I had a table close to the hallway that the stars exited down as they left the stage. Milton killed of course...had 3 curtain calls. I could watch him as he left and returned to the stage. He was turning to make a 4th call, when the applause faded out. Hearing the applause end, the man just seemed to shrink and implode, and he walked slowly down the hall to his dressing room. More....
Wow, now THIS is real entertainment by real entertainers. You can have every eccentric outfit, special effect or pyrotechnic in the world, but when you can stand in front of an orchestra with a microphone, clad in a basic tuxedo and totally captivate an audience like this; then that's when you KNOW that you've got it! The "entertainers" of today can't hold a candle to these people. This is raw uncensored entertainment , in a day and time when people could take a good joke and not be offended about how off-color or politically incorrect it might be. And an entertainer's career couldn't be in jeopardy if he made a politically incorrect remark. People are just so bought and uptight nowadays. If I had a time machine, I'd go back to 1960 in Las Vegas and never ever leave. This is as close as I'll ever get, thank you for this post.
Love Mr. Bishop, the comic genius behind the Rat Pack. After Hurricane Katrina, I was organizing a benefit for the Hospitality Workers of New Orleans...Mr. Bishop was gracious enough to send me a signed photo for the silent auction, for the event.
+Edward Anthony And such a great guy... here is our interview with him: th-cam.com/video/OL8qC24pjIs/w-d-xo.html Luke Sacher Praeses & Soapbox Productions Inc.
+Edward Anthony Our pleasure. Lots more Rat Pack and vintage Vegas footage on our channel- take a look, you'll probably really like what you find there...
Only Dean could zing JFK. The reference to "Lucky" is of course Lucky Luciano...who was deported. My father literally bumped into Luciano on the steps of a NYC courthouse. My father's Dad was a NYPD detective (and a former guard at Sing Sing prison). I was just in New Orleans and while shopping on Royal St. stumbled across a great piece in a collector's shop -- a framed piece with signatures of all the mafia guys..from Al Capone, Lansky, Busgy Seigel, Lucky, et all..to Gotti -- $25,000.
Even more -- back to the dinner theater night. Milton used a local combo for his band. I knew the guys in the band. They told me that Milton instructed the band to laugh at every joke -- very smart! If the audience sees the band laughing, they want to join in. A great lesson I used when I started working cruise ships, in front of a band.
As James Kaplan wrote in LIFE's "Rat Pack" book: "The fact that Ocean's Eleven, a medium movie, had gone on to be an enduring and oft-remade cultural artefact is as bizarre as the fact that Rat Pack books are still being written and published a half century after that fact".
Lots of period references that modern audiences might not get. You constantly here "Fight,fight,fight" by the group, which I believe comes from the lyrics of Sammy's big hit "Something's Gotta Give". Also the exclamation "Don't Holler" at 8:23 by Frank was a favorite expression of comedian Harry Ritz.
Everyone knows that Berle was one of the most "gifted" men in Hollywood when it came to below the waist. I had the distinction of seeing "Milton, Jr." one evening.
What's Peter Lawford even up there for? Absolutely not a part of any of it. He just stands in the back smiling and smoking. Actually, he should be just the butt boy at JFK's table keeping track of everyone's cigarettes, chastising the waters and making sure the correct food and booze keep coming.
Awwww be nice lol! That's ALOT heat that's onstage my friend! Your comment is funny because alot folks give Peter a hard time lololol. I guess that's what you get when your name is "Peter". Its so funny and sad because of the beef he had with Sinatra later.
Peter Lawford married a Kennedy. Sinatra knew JFK was an up and coming politician who could be President. Sinatra wanted to be a part of JFK’s circle and/or have JFK be a part of his own circle. That is why JFK made up with Lawford after their first falling out. Peter provided access to the Kennedy’s. That’s why he was part of the Rat Pack until it fell apart when JFK changed his mind about staying at Sinatra’s home.
So COOL, Paul! We gotta gab on the horn one day so you can tell me about your grandpa in the Lucky days! WOW! Love it when Dean says "I'll be in the Outhouse"!
Luke - we reaaally have to talk one of these days! Loved Bobby Short -- knew him (when we talk I'll have to tell you a funny story on how we first became acquainted) Saw him many times at the Carlyle-last time Oct. '03. Nicole Kidman and Lenny Kravitz were at the next table. Didn't know Raksin took over for Bobby. WOW - your grandfather could do it all - and in so many classics -- Gunga Din -- incredible film and one of my late father's favorites as he served in India WW2.
Luke, a P.S. Gleason was Catholic, but never attended church. His best friend, and drinking pallie, Jack Haley, was forever trying to get Gleason back into church. Finally, one day -- I think it was St. Patrick's in NYC -- Haley took Gleason to church. As they were walking up the steps, they encountered Irene Dunne and Loretta Young --two STAUNCH Catholics. The two women took one look at Gleason and turned around!!!
Luke - WOW, didn't know your Lana bio is on the DVD -- I just pulled out the TB&TB DVD -- and there it is! TB&TB theme, along with the theme from "Laura" (another fav of mine)-- both by Raksin, are two of the most incredible movie themes ever penned. I have a CD of all the music from the film.
Luke, Douglas -- what a guy! I think he may out live his sons! One of my all time fav films is Vincente Minnelli's "The Bad & The Beautiful" -- with Douglas and an all star cast, including Miss Gloria Grahame -- one of my favorite screen gals.
Paulie! I have the whole interview that was used in the Rat Pack bio, uncut- shot at his apartment on Wilshire. I'll try to get around to loading it from the old U-matic window dub into the Avid and get it to you.
Sheen had a show run at the same time as Berle's Texaco Star Theatre in the early 50s. Milton once said they both had the same boss, the Sky Chief (double reference to God and a brand of Texaco gas)
Ha Ha!!! Hans! There's a great story about Jackie Gleason betting that Milton's member was longer than Forest Tucker's. Gleason, Berle and Tucker were in the locker room of a country club and Gleason challenged Tucker to see who was the biggest. Gleason said, "Milton, just take out enough to win the bet".
Paul! Way COOL! :) David Raksin took over Bobby Short's spot at the piano at the Carlyle Hotel in NYC until he passed on in 2004... he also wrote the theme for "Ben Casey"- my grandfather directed a lot of episodes. Sam Jaffe- Dr. Zorba- was his best friend since when they were in Gunga Din together...
When Tommy Dorsey died, another drinking buddy of Jackie, Dorsey could not get a proper funeral mass due to being divorced. Gleason pulled all the strings he could without success. When Tommy D. died, (also divorced) Jackie had Bishop Sheen intercede, and had a priest (outside the church) deliver the proper send-off.
Interesting to compare Berle and Hope, when they're invited up on stage. With Hope, you know that it was all planned -the band had the charts for "Thanks For The Memories" and the lines that Hope gave were thought up ahead of time..Hope, the master of the one-liner, was not a great ad-libber. Berle, comes up and kills with ad-libs.
Paul- TCM put our Bio of Lana on the same DVD with Bad and the Beautiful... that David Raksin song... "Love is For the Very Young"... is one of the most beautiful ever...
Always wondered why the footage of JFK was blurred. Frank mentions that he hopes to visit him in that "great big house". Unfortunately, Frank never got there.
+Louis Vidaurri Ahahaha! he WAS fired! If you look at our upload of the 2nd night, everything is tack sharp! Lots more Rat Pack and vintage Vegas footage on our channel- take a look, you'll probably really like what you find there...
@soapbxprod @soapbxprod - As I recall, Dino also dropped out of the proposed Sinatra/Martin/Liza Minella tour in the 1980's before the trio hit the road. The 3 were originally going to band together, but Dino decided they were over the hill and didn't want to be seen or remembered in public as an over-the-hill crooner. So he bowed out before the group performed, and I believe Sinatra and Liza still toured together. Again, smart move by Dino.
coolcat20million I always understood that Dean dropped out of that tour because he was still grieving Dean Paul’s death just a few months earlier, and that they brought Liza in to replace him.
Hey Luke, I searched and couldn't find those F Troop bloopers. Maybe you can send me a direct link. Always loved F Troop, and there has been a rumor around Hollywood for ages of a feature film F Troop.
Luke Pallie, my emails to you are bouncing back..kind of like Liz and Richard Burton. I wrote you to let you know that I got the MB download and how much I loved it,,,please let me know when part 2 is up.
***** Luke, Tried the personal address..mail was returned. Sure you've heard about the passing of Mickey Rooney..another great gone. In the Mickster's book "Life Is Too Short" he tells the story of when Milton took him to a brothel for the first time!
Luke, In the Snyder interview, Berle reveals the occasion where he first dressed in drag ----off stage, The Kirk Douglas interview would be great--thanks. When you have the time, love to have the Sands Summit material.
@soapbxprod He may have hated Joe (who didn't) and didn't like playing stooge for them during the campaign but he didn't "hate" the family (Jack and Bobby)..
The insanity! LMAO! I'll tell you a story about my Roman Catholic childhood experiences with my Grandma in Jersey City- but over the phone! You'll laugh you head off...
Absolute talent, nobody, nothing can touch them or this today.
Dear katrin-
thanks for tuning in, and for your kind words! 110 percent agreed, darlin'...
We cannot upload any of the Boys' "straight" songs due to copyright restrictions, but at least the satire/parody performances are here for you to enjoy- as well as all the clowning around and special guests on stage and in the audience...
Happy Holidays and best wishes to you and yours-
Luke Sacher
Praeses & Soapbox Productions Inc.
During the time of the rat pack in Las Vegas......those of us that were lucky enough to see this great talent were so very, very lucky. The world will have to wait many, many years before we see talent like this again....if ever.
+John Campana Thanks for tuning in- we produced the 1999 A&E Biography of the Rat Pack. Lots and lots of vintage Vegas and Rat Pack related footage on our channel uploads page if you're interested!
John Campana but we never will.
Once in a lifetime talent!! Can never be repeated.
When a group of friends gets paid for loving what they do, and they're great at it.
More...Berle, like all performers, myself included, lived, and live for the applause. Many years later, I was in the VIP line to Peter Allen's dressing room at the Universal Amphitheater in LA, after Peter's concert (I was a friend of Peter's). Mr. Berle was in line next to me and I was so star struck, I didn't say a word..hello...zip, nada. He was by himself..just standing in line like me. Looking back, I wish I'd spoken to him.
Luke, My memories of Milton. I was lucky to see him live, doing stand up in dinner theater in the 1980's. I had a table close to the hallway that the stars exited down as they left the stage. Milton killed of course...had 3 curtain calls. I could watch him as he left and returned to the stage. He was turning to make a 4th call, when the applause faded out. Hearing the applause end, the man just seemed to shrink and implode, and he walked slowly down the hall to his dressing room. More....
Milton Berle to Dean Martin: "BOY IF I EVER SWITCH YOURE FIRST!!!" hmmm, who wouldnt have done Dean first?!?!?! lol
Dean Martin: "What was his last name again?" (pretty funny.)
Thank you for posting. Love it! The best!
Wow, now THIS is real entertainment by real entertainers. You can have every eccentric outfit, special effect or pyrotechnic in the world, but when you can stand in front of an orchestra with a microphone, clad in a basic tuxedo and totally captivate an audience like this; then that's when you KNOW that you've got it! The "entertainers" of today can't hold a candle to these people. This is raw uncensored entertainment , in a day and time when people could take a good joke and not be offended about how off-color or politically incorrect it might be. And an entertainer's career couldn't be in jeopardy if he made a politically incorrect remark. People are just so bought and uptight nowadays. If I had a time machine, I'd go back to 1960 in Las Vegas and never ever leave. This is as close as I'll ever get, thank you for this post.
Found the racist
Phil Swaim I’m black you twit.
Entertainers today are crude deviants
Incredible. this is the funniest damn 12 minutes i have ever seen on youtube. i can't stop laughing... sitting here , all by myself...
Love Mr. Bishop, the comic genius behind the Rat Pack. After Hurricane Katrina, I was organizing a benefit for the Hospitality Workers of New Orleans...Mr. Bishop was gracious enough to send me a signed photo for the silent auction, for the event.
Spectacular comedy, Legendary talent...
hank for tuning in- Lots more Rat Pack and vintage Vegas footage on our
channel- take a look, you'll probably really like what you find
there...
beyond beyond.
Breathtaking and then Milton killed it! Wow!
When Joey did his impression of Milton, it was so good, I couldn't stop laughing so hard, ty Joey haha
Little did we know Uncle Miltie would be a regular on Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts 10+ years later!
+Edward Anthony And such a great guy... here is our interview with him:
th-cam.com/video/OL8qC24pjIs/w-d-xo.html
Luke Sacher
Praeses & Soapbox Productions Inc.
Thanks!
+Edward Anthony Our pleasure. Lots more Rat Pack and vintage Vegas footage on our channel- take a look, you'll probably really like what you find there...
+soapbxprod I'm sure I will and they were high octane talent & the likes of which we'll never see again.
Only Dean could zing JFK. The reference to "Lucky" is of course Lucky Luciano...who was deported. My father literally bumped into Luciano on the steps of a NYC courthouse. My father's Dad was a NYPD detective (and a former guard at Sing Sing prison). I was just in New Orleans and while shopping on Royal St. stumbled across a great piece in a collector's shop -- a framed piece with signatures of all the mafia guys..from Al Capone, Lansky, Busgy Seigel, Lucky, et all..to Gotti -- $25,000.
Dino always knew the score.
Even more -- back to the dinner theater night. Milton used a local combo for his band. I knew the guys in the band. They told me that Milton instructed the band to laugh at every joke -- very smart! If the audience sees the band laughing, they want to join in. A great lesson I used when I started working cruise ships, in front of a band.
I'm Puerto Rican... and I miss this!!!!
Miss this....
Who knew Milton Berle would appear:
on Fresh Prince of Bel Air 30+years later, and make their blooper reels collection.
If all 5 of the Rats were here today, I think even THEY would be stunned at how big the Summit still is, fifty years later.
Dino most of all! Thanks for tuning in.
As James Kaplan wrote in LIFE's "Rat Pack" book: "The fact that Ocean's Eleven, a medium movie, had gone on to be an enduring and oft-remade cultural artefact is as bizarre as the fact that Rat Pack books are still being written and published a half century after that fact".
Lots of period references that modern audiences might not get. You constantly here "Fight,fight,fight" by the group, which I believe comes from the lyrics of Sammy's big hit "Something's Gotta Give". Also the exclamation "Don't Holler" at 8:23 by Frank was a favorite expression of comedian Harry Ritz.
Wow! That's history. Thanks!
THANK YOU That was the greatest vid ever !!
Everyone knows that Berle was one of the most "gifted" men in Hollywood when it came to below the waist. I had the distinction of seeing "Milton, Jr." one evening.
What's Peter Lawford even up there for? Absolutely not a part of any of it. He just stands in the back smiling and smoking. Actually, he should be just the butt boy at JFK's table keeping track of everyone's cigarettes, chastising the waters and making sure the correct food and booze keep coming.
Awwww be nice lol! That's ALOT heat that's onstage my friend! Your comment is funny because alot folks give Peter a hard time lololol. I guess that's what you get when your name is "Peter". Its so funny and sad because of the beef he had with Sinatra later.
Peter Lawford married a Kennedy. Sinatra knew JFK was an up and coming politician who could be President. Sinatra wanted to be a part of JFK’s circle and/or have JFK be a part of his own circle. That is why JFK made up with Lawford after their first falling out. Peter provided access to the Kennedy’s. That’s why he was part of the Rat Pack until it fell apart when JFK changed his mind about staying at Sinatra’s home.
So COOL, Paul! We gotta gab on the horn one day so you can tell me about your grandpa in the Lucky days! WOW! Love it when Dean says "I'll be in the Outhouse"!
Luke - we reaaally have to talk one of these days! Loved Bobby Short -- knew him (when we talk I'll have to tell you a funny story on how we first became acquainted) Saw him many times at the Carlyle-last time Oct. '03. Nicole Kidman and Lenny Kravitz were at the next table. Didn't know Raksin took over for Bobby. WOW - your grandfather could do it all - and in so many classics -- Gunga Din -- incredible film and one of my late father's favorites as he served in India WW2.
Who is in charge of focusing the camera?
Luke, a P.S. Gleason was Catholic, but never attended church. His best friend, and drinking pallie, Jack Haley, was forever trying to get Gleason back into church. Finally, one day -- I think it was St. Patrick's in NYC -- Haley took Gleason to church. As they were walking up the steps, they encountered Irene Dunne and Loretta Young --two STAUNCH Catholics. The two women took one look at Gleason and turned around!!!
Great stuff!
Best video on you tube.
Thanks so much! Ring a ding ding...
Luke - WOW, didn't know your Lana bio is on the DVD -- I just pulled out the TB&TB DVD -- and there it is! TB&TB theme, along with the theme from "Laura" (another fav of mine)-- both by Raksin, are two of the most incredible movie themes ever penned.
I have a CD of all the music from the film.
Luke, Douglas -- what a guy! I think he may out live his sons! One of my all time fav films is Vincente Minnelli's "The Bad & The Beautiful" -- with Douglas and an all star cast, including Miss Gloria Grahame -- one of my favorite screen gals.
Great references..Martha Raye (the original Hollywood party girl) and Milestone --the director of "Oceans 11".
the cameraman sure missed this up.. He must have been drunk.....Milton was the funny guy...Peter Lawford stands up there like a dummy.
Dean is on fire! 🔥
Paulie! I have the whole interview that was used in the Rat Pack bio, uncut- shot at his apartment on Wilshire. I'll try to get around to loading it from the old U-matic window dub into the Avid and get it to you.
Entertainment GOLD.
how could only 5000 have seen this vid?? what's Wrong with you people? have shared it. hopefully more will enjoy it.
LMAO! The leader of the Legion of Decency, getting soused with Frankie and Jackie! :)
Camera work was lousy and I didn't even care, these guys are in the zone
There likeness will never be seen again.
The "Bishop" reference was Bishop Fulton Sheen -- a great drinking pallie of Sinatra and especially the GREAT ONE -- Jackie Gleason, at Toots Shor.
Sheen had a show run at the same time as Berle's Texaco Star Theatre in the early 50s. Milton once said they both had the same boss, the Sky Chief (double reference to God and a brand of Texaco gas)
Luke, Have to tell you about when my father met Babe Ruth twice..and Knute Rockne....sat on the football bench between Rockne and Ruth!
HILARIOUS FRANK SINATRA ALL THE WAY
Liz Blue And BERLE! Starker! Killer! "Dean, I'd shake your hand but I can see you're busy... boy, if I ever switch, you're first!" AHAHA
Like the laugh track on a sitcom! :) Hey, it works!
Well, just saw that most of the clip was blurred. Who was the camera person...Helen Keller? Berle kills here!
Ha Ha!!! Hans! There's a great story about Jackie Gleason betting that Milton's member was longer than Forest Tucker's. Gleason, Berle and Tucker were in the locker room of a country club and Gleason challenged Tucker to see who was the biggest. Gleason said, "Milton, just take out enough to win the bet".
Too blurry!
where's a focus-puller when you need one
Great fun. Too bad it's out of focus.
JFK...the greatest president, side by side with Regan..the 2 greatest presidents of the US.
Funny thing is, the image wasn’t fuzzy, they were.
Paul! Way COOL! :) David Raksin took over Bobby Short's spot at the piano at the Carlyle Hotel in NYC until he passed on in 2004... he also wrote the theme for "Ben Casey"- my grandfather directed a lot of episodes. Sam Jaffe- Dr. Zorba- was his best friend since when they were in Gunga Din together...
When Tommy Dorsey died, another drinking buddy of Jackie, Dorsey could not get a proper funeral mass due to being divorced. Gleason pulled all the strings he could without success. When Tommy D. died, (also divorced) Jackie had Bishop Sheen intercede, and had a priest (outside the church) deliver the proper send-off.
Interesting to compare Berle and Hope, when they're invited up on stage. With Hope, you know that it was all planned -the band had the charts for "Thanks For The Memories" and the lines that Hope gave were thought up ahead of time..Hope, the master of the one-liner, was not a great ad-libber. Berle, comes up and kills with ad-libs.
Reading 1998's Rat Pack Confidential and following along. Thanks
Oh that musta been swell! We WILL talk on the horn soon, boss... :)
Too bad the clown using the camera did not know how yo focus it.
Paul- TCM put our Bio of Lana on the same DVD with Bad and the Beautiful... that David Raksin song... "Love is For the Very Young"... is one of the most beautiful ever...
No! Bet that was a HOOT! I will try to capture Uncle Milty over the weekend- also Kirk Douglas if there's time. :)
Take your hands out of your pocket...God sees everything.
Always wondered why the footage of JFK was blurred. Frank mentions that he hopes to visit him in that "great big house". Unfortunately, Frank never got there.
iam getting ready to start college and I be glad
Fire the cameraman...
+Louis Vidaurri Ahahaha! he WAS fired! If you look at our upload of the 2nd night, everything is tack sharp! Lots more Rat Pack and vintage Vegas footage on our channel- take a look, you'll probably really like what you find there...
@soapbxprod @soapbxprod - As I recall, Dino also dropped out of the proposed Sinatra/Martin/Liza Minella tour in the 1980's before the trio hit the road.
The 3 were originally going to band together, but Dino decided they were over the hill and didn't want to be seen or remembered in public as an over-the-hill crooner. So he bowed out before the group performed, and I believe Sinatra and Liza still toured together. Again, smart move by Dino.
coolcat20million I always understood that Dean dropped out of that tour because he was still grieving Dean Paul’s death just a few months earlier, and that they brought Liza in to replace him.
Hey Luke, I searched and couldn't find those F Troop bloopers. Maybe you can send me a direct link. Always loved F Troop, and there has been a rumor around Hollywood for ages of a feature film F Troop.
Luke Pallie, my emails to you are bouncing back..kind of like Liz and Richard Burton. I wrote you to let you know that I got the MB download and how much I loved it,,,please let me know when part 2 is up.
10-4, Paul!
Maybe you are writing the wrong address-
try my personal one:
lukeasacher@aol.com
Love, Lukie
*****
Luke, Tried the personal address..mail was returned. Sure you've heard about the passing of Mickey Rooney..another great gone. In the Mickster's book "Life Is Too Short" he tells the story of when Milton took him to a brothel for the first time!
The cameraman was as I inebriated as the Pack was !
Gold
cameraman was on drugs
Too bad the camera operator didn't know what he was doing...
@soapbxprod
Really?....that puts a whole different meaning to his comment. I figured they were just horsing around, like they usually did.
Where was Brother-in-Lawford?
+WhiteCamry He's right there in the center of the stage! :)
Luke, In the Snyder interview, Berle reveals the occasion where he first dressed in drag ----off stage, The Kirk Douglas interview would be great--thanks. When you have the time, love to have the Sands Summit material.
Rule # 1: ZOOM ALL THE WAY IN AND FOCUS.
Storch too, eh? With Tucker and Storch, the ladies of F Troop at Fort Courage must have been very happy.
Luke, I'd LOVE to have that!! Have you seen the interview with Tom Snyder on The Late Late Show?
Yup.
Berle really destroyed the Pack here!!! "I wish you'd take your watch off!"
@soapbxprod He may have hated Joe (who didn't) and didn't like playing stooge for them during the campaign but he didn't "hate" the family (Jack and Bobby)..
biden1
MI ju.
Thank God we don’t have those camera no more
@soapbxprod - Smart man, that Dino.
Aw cripes! Man oh man... holy hannah... :) Hey- you gotta grab that Keely Smith stuff soon... :)
Absitively, posilutely, pallie... :)
What I'm I watching here? Glad times have moved on
"FACGS"...per Miltin Birl..lol!
Did he is in the Shoe business?
poor filming
If sammy davis jr & peter lawford dean Martin Frank Sinatra joey bishop if the rat pack were alive today i would like to meet them all
The insanity! LMAO! I'll tell you a story about my Roman Catholic childhood experiences with my Grandma in Jersey City- but over the phone! You'll laugh you head off...