I wish women and girls still wore dresses most of the time. It looks so nice. I like it when they wear the dresses between the knee and ankle length as in this show. Very nice.
The Dodge commercial is priceless. My father was mustered out of the Air Force in 1956. I have a pic of him wearing the "Ike" jacket so prominent in those days. What memories!
This show has always reminded me of "I Love Lucy." I think the biggest difference is that Danny Thomas worked with the kids a lot better than Lucy did with children. It wasn't just a walk on role, they had good writing and stories for them and he was very believable as the father.
"Danny Williams" was an extension of the real Danny Thomas. Only he wasn't as home as much as "Danny" seemed to be on TV. However, both were entertainers, and had to play nightclub engagements elsewhere.
@@arttrombley7385 Oh bull! Men were cheating on their spouses, ignoring their children and leaving their wives for younger women back in the 1950s. You actually think the sitcoms of this era were REALITY BASED???
I hate to disappoint you, but it's Rusty Hamer, not Hammer. His last name Hamer rhymes with Tamer. You can listen to the opening credits and hear the announcer pronounce it and see how it's spelled.
I wish women and girls still wore dresses most of the time. It looks so nice. I like it when they wear the dresses between the knee and ankle length as in this show. Very nice.
Rusty Hamer makes Danny Bonaduce look like an amatuer hahaha
Yes!
This show is really great. Everyone in it is wonderful. The kids are adorable and Rusty is hilarious! Guess what? I love this show!
Love the way Dudley Doright marches into a Dodge automobile like he has a bout of explosive diarrhoea .
Such a cute episode!
Thanks for download this program.
The Dodge commercial is priceless. My father was mustered out of the Air Force in 1956. I have a pic of him wearing the "Ike" jacket so prominent in those days. What memories!
This show has always reminded me of "I Love Lucy." I think the biggest difference is that Danny Thomas worked with the kids a lot better than Lucy did with children. It wasn't just a walk on role, they had good writing and stories for them and he was very believable as the father.
Danny also filmed his series at Desilu.
If I were a teenager in the 50's I would be smoking CONSTANTLY. Amazing how they treat it like it's nothing!
nothing against Marjorie Lord, but i liked Jean Hagen better in the role. the sarcasm between her and Danny, kind of made the show.
Originally telecast on December 27, 1955.
shake , raddle and roll ? I do not hear it that way and if they had not have said that is what they were playing , I would not have known ! Thanks
Didn't know Butt-Insky is a 1950's slang.
Ah, when fathers stayed in Their Homes becsuse they CARED. LOVING the wife and the children ahead of chasing affairs
Tu, Womans lib ruined family life.
"Danny Williams" was an extension of the real Danny Thomas. Only he wasn't as home as much as "Danny" seemed to be on TV. However, both were entertainers, and had to play nightclub engagements elsewhere.
@@arttrombley7385 Oh bull! Men were cheating on their spouses, ignoring their children and leaving their wives for younger women back in the 1950s. You actually think the sitcoms of this era were REALITY BASED???
It's nice to see girls wearing those 1950s circle skirts.
I liked Marjorie Lord better!
Terri us very cute!
"Rusty Hammer".
Cool name!
I hate to disappoint you, but it's Rusty Hamer, not Hammer. His last name Hamer rhymes with Tamer. You can listen to the opening credits and hear the announcer pronounce it and see how it's spelled.
he hasn't got a tummy , ha , ha , ha ! your my - butinski - ! their band sounds off ! Thanks