Did u all know liberace had healing powers in his music. Also I believe he healed people with his hands. I read this he certainly takes a lot of my pain away when I watch and listen t him loved him since 1956when I was only twelve years old wish all his jealous critics would go and mind their own business about his private life stories about him very very very exaggerated god bless all you.loyal lee Liberace fansxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxo jump in
Watchiing and listening to Lee has got me through many a long and painful night saw him in concert in Croydon England in 1956 when I was 13years old loved him and his beautiful calming music ever since love him singing till the end of time he puts his whole soul into it xxxxxxx
@@greasycock455 If you have a talent like this, I don't mind if one is gay or straight, especially when you don't flaunting your fault as something like an achievement. I'm a 80 years old granny, I'm watching Liberace all my life,( no ,that's not true, didn't have T.V till 65,just hearing him) ,I really love him.........
I remember seeing Liberace on his 50's TV show when I was just a very young boy. He was an inspiration for me to learn to play the piano as an older adult. It is nice to remember him just from this TV show. What a tremendous talent he was given!
"I'll be down to get you in a taxi honey, better be ready 'bout a half past eight"....... good grief, I'm six years old again performing in a dance recital. That was one of my numbers. What a wonderful memory thanks to Liberace!
Same for me. It was back in the early 50’s and my mother loved him too. I remember watching it as a 5 or 6 YO child on a small screen B&W TV. I was intrigued by the candelabra and thought they were lit candles. Sometimes you really do not appreciate things until they are gone. Thank goodness for these video memories of Lee and other great entertainers from that era.
My mother's first job out of high school in 1953 was at a country club, and she told me that when Liberace came on the TV that everyone in the country club would stop what they were doing to watch his show.
I didn't know Liberace had a popular show in the 50's. He was extremely handsome it's a wonder that he escaped Hollywood as a leading man for the movie industry. What a great talent, and a singer...Wow !
Hi Marvin, You know, Liberace played in this wonderful movie "Sincerely Yours" in 1955. Warner Brothers. You can watch it on TH-cam in 8 parts. Great movie, nice story. And Liberace is great in it. Strange that they did not do more movies with him.
Did you all know Liberace was on channel four t v a few weeks ago for about half an hour in a long documentary about des o Conner he was des s guest on the programme xxx
I. Know I am going to offend a lot of people but watch Liberace on video on here 1940s to v1954 his voice was much deeper before all the glamour and sequins he only wore one ring he was fantastic saw him live like this then he got in with certain people he completly, changed he got cynical turned from a great lovely sweet sincere man into someone diffetent makes me Very sad xx
Liberaces voice was far far far deeper in the 1950s he did not dress in any glitter he wore only one small ring he was engaged to a girl he really wanted to marry and have children with then later they persuaded him to have operation to make him look younger after this his voice went really high his mannerisms changed I really really believe this operation made him gay
Wonderful video! Some of my fondest memories are of my grandmother and I watching his tv show when I was just a little girl. I was fortunate enough to see him in person years later, and he was still fantastic! There was no one like him!
He had a good sense of humor. It's pretty funny having George play the maracas..haha. Way before my time but you can see why this show was popular. He was very handsome, amazingly talented, and had a flair for showmanship.
I too watched him as a small child do his TV program. Loved him then and now. This brings back such good memories. I think it was 1954, Anthony, New Mexico.
I remember watching Liberace at my grandmother's when I was three years old. The curtains would open and someone would sort of act out the song. I remember "A Bicycle Built For Two" and a woman sitting on the piano singing something. The other people just seemed to appear out of nowhere and then just disappear. So long ago now but when I see this I'm a little girl visiting my grandmother again. I didn't know there were any copies of his show anywhere.
There is a real mystery about Liberace 8 have said this before just compare his voice looks everything about him from videos in 1940 s 195os than 196o s to videos after he had surgery in.latec1970s then watch him in 1980 s just not the same person his voice went about 5 octaves higher everything about him changed they surgery and stuff they made him take did something to him just watch him in sincerely. Yours film then watch his last ever show or his 40th anniversary show
Regarding lee Liberace i say from a song from carousel film what's the use of wondering. If he s good or if he s bad he s our fella and we love. Him that's all there is to that xxxx
I remember watching reruns of The Honeymooners and there was an episode where Ralph bought a TV so he could watch the Boxing/PrizeFights and Alice put her foot down and said:Well I want to watch Liberace!
Yeah Showman Lee ! Thank you for sharing another wonderful episode of Liberace. I really enjoy seeing them. Hop to see another real soon. I appreciate it !
I was 12 when I first saw Liberace on t v in 1955 saw him live in Croydon Surrey England ¹1956 he had healing powers in his hands and musiç healed people will foul mouthed jealous yobs stop slagging him off please
He was quite a showman, that Liberace. "Stella by Starlight" is one of my favorite songs. "Auf Wiederseh'n Sweetheart " was sung by Vera Lynn in 1952. She was "the Forces' Sweetheart." She still is one of my favorite singers from that era. God bless you, Dame Vera...
I never missed watching and loving his sunday evening show in the 1950s when I was a child. He was a child prodigy and a genius on the piano. He could have been a great classical pianist but he wanted to be a flamboyant entertainer instead, and he possibly made a lot more money as a entertainer. I loved his genius way back then and still do to this day. Gone but not forgotten. His musical genius will never die.
If only the young people of today could hear the old standards such as Gershwin, Hoagie Carmichael, Cole Porter, Johnny Mercer et.al. maybe they wouldn't be so angry and bitter all the time?
Jackie Pryber I never cared for him at all, a kid and growing up. But I thought if him as a showy grinning buffoon, THIS Liberace I would have liked! I read that the ladies were crazy for him back then, as much as Elvis, and I couldn't believe it! But I get it now.
Yeah my Gran used to watch Liberace when i stayed over at weekends As a musician of many years i would say his talent and performaces are timeless yes perhaps dated by the low standards of todays social media echo chambers but all musicians and artists can feel his music and his enthusiasm and we like it absolutely classic possibly some of the highest European Art forms wonderfull
Felix Li-En Auf Weidersehen, Sweetheart recorded by Vera Lynn in 1952. You can find it on youtube. Wikipedia also has an article regarding the song's origin.
@@georgina1947able wot do. You mean please about taking gods name in vain please let me know I am so so fed up with folk. Slagging liberace off when the poor dear takented kind sincere man us not hers to defend him Self for gods sake everybody let him rest in oeace
This is so unique in a dozen (at least) ways. I've seen dozens of Liberace videos, but the idea of him publicly and so gleefully helping two bashful kids (boy and girl) break the ice, being a gay artist, touches on psychology issues (particularly gay psychology) I've often wondered about. For example, does such a person observe heterosexual attraction the same way heterosexuals do? Does it take a very high level of generosity (which Liberace obviously has) to be supportive and non-spiteful (in my experience many gay people can become very catty and sabotaging or spiteful in such situations). Is he implicitly saying "This sort of thing isn't for me, but I'm nothing but happy for a boy and girl loving each other"? One thing seems clear: his homosexuality seems to be tacitly accepted by all concerned, and he shows a kind of aunt-like (not avuncular, openly effeminate) solicitude that the adults seem to tacitly understand, acknowledge, and accept, including himself. This seems to be the moral code that era operated by. People could be pretty openly gay, with an understanding applying across all genders and orientations, that sexuality itself is an entirely private matter, so many of the differences become far less relevant. A very different era, very different cultural norms.
Rex Factorem yes it was weekly. and at the time in 1955 He was paid $50000. A week in Las Vegas for his shows . Which given for inflation is about $470000.00 today. He was a wonderful entertainer we had seen his shows three different times 😎
Watching and listening to Lee. Relaxes me and takes my pains away more than any medicine in the whole world r.I.p and thank you Lee loved your music for 64years.xxx
I once knew of a man who was a friend of Libby. He once said that Libby could bend over and take a fist up to the elbow.... He was quite a showman in more ways than one....:)
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Nobody ever thinks about it much, but he actually was a very good singer too!♥️
Did u all know liberace had healing powers in his music. Also I believe he healed people with his hands. I read this he certainly takes a lot of my pain away when I watch and listen t him loved him since 1956when I was only twelve years old wish all his jealous critics would go and mind their own business about his private life stories about him very very very exaggerated god bless all you.loyal lee Liberace fansxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxo jump in
I WAS 14 YEARS OF AGE 1953
God bless Liberace. I wish was born when he was performing. Thank God for these videos.
I was a child when he was doing these shows. My mother LOVED him!! NOW I do!! Would have loved to hear him live! Maybe in the next life!
Same here and I was certain that he was winking just at me!
Quality television as this is long gone. I never realized before Liberace had a singing voice.
An elegant, handsome, charming man. I think I love him.
you and me both
Hey, I think I am in love with Liberace too❤
Never heard Lee sing. What a rich baritone voice!
It must have been nice watching this in the evening. I think this is the Liberace, fans would want to remember the most.
Born in 1980 and really love Liberace. Wonderful!
Noble. Loving. Liberace seemed very sincerely friendly. I was born in 1980. Not my era, but I love him much. Long live Liberace.
Watchiing and listening to Lee has got me through many a long and painful night saw him in concert in Croydon England in 1956 when I was 13years old loved him and his beautiful calming music ever since love him singing till the end of time he puts his whole soul into it xxxxxxx
How to play piano book for begginers
born 1955. not gay. Lee was a music Genius. piano god.
I was born in 1980 as well
@@greasycock455 If you have a talent like this, I don't mind if one is gay or straight, especially when you don't flaunting your fault as something like an achievement. I'm a 80 years old granny, I'm watching Liberace all my life,( no ,that's not true, didn't have T.V till 65,just hearing him) ,I really love him.........
I played his show several times, but got to meet him at Disney in FL and sit with him awhile. Such a nice man.
I remember seeing Liberace on his 50's TV show when I was just a very young boy. He was an inspiration for me to learn to play the piano as an older adult. It is nice to remember him just from this TV show. What a tremendous talent he was given!
Amazing playing the piano fabulous shows he could sing well to
He really did enjoy it
But we all loved it
"I'll be down to get you in a taxi honey, better be ready 'bout a half past eight"....... good grief, I'm six years old again performing in a dance recital. That was one of my numbers. What a wonderful memory thanks to Liberace!
Same for me. It was back in the early 50’s and my mother loved him too. I remember watching it as a 5 or 6 YO child on a small screen B&W TV. I was intrigued by the candelabra and thought they were lit candles. Sometimes you really do not appreciate things until they are gone. Thank goodness for these video memories of Lee and other great entertainers from that era.
My mother's first job out of high school in 1953 was at a country club, and she told me that when Liberace came on the TV that everyone in the country club would stop what they were doing to watch his show.
Not a fan but I'd have prolly watched, too.
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well he was just a genius at the piano!! a real showman!! whom i had the privilege to see twice at the London Palladium!! and what a show!!!
I'll bet that was wonderful!
I totally love this man’s Talent . Thank you so much for your channel. ❤️❤️
Yet another wonderful thing from the hands of Liberace ... Thank you Showmanlee !!! PLEASE keep them coming !!!
I didn't know Liberace had a popular show in the 50's. He was extremely handsome it's a wonder that he escaped Hollywood as a leading man for the movie industry. What a great talent, and a singer...Wow !
Hi Marvin, You know, Liberace played in this wonderful movie "Sincerely Yours" in 1955. Warner Brothers. You can watch it on TH-cam in 8 parts. Great movie, nice story. And Liberace is great in it. Strange that they did not do more movies with him.
You know he liked men right?
Did you all know Liberace was on channel four t v a few weeks ago for about half an hour in a long documentary about des o Conner he was des s guest on the programme xxx
I absolutely LOVE him !!! The words don't exist that would express just how good he is !!! I really hope he is happy wherever he is !!!
So do I xxx
I could not agree more. I've admired this entertainer my whole life.
Such a sweet caring person! My heart aches for his sadness!
I. Know I am going to offend a lot of people but watch Liberace on video on here 1940s to v1954 his voice was much deeper before all the glamour and sequins he only wore one ring he was fantastic saw him live like this then he got in with certain people he completly, changed he got cynical turned from a great lovely sweet sincere man into someone diffetent makes me Very sad xx
Liberaces voice was far far far deeper in the 1950s he did not dress in any glitter he wore only one small ring he was engaged to a girl he really wanted to marry and have children with then later they persuaded him to have operation to make him look younger after this his voice went really high his mannerisms changed I really really believe this operation made him gay
@@olivelane7903 You're not serious
Wonderful video! Some of my fondest memories are of my grandmother and I watching his tv show when I was just a little girl. I was fortunate enough to see him in person years later, and he was still fantastic! There was no one like him!
Simpler times then. Where did it go :(
Stella By Starlight is one of the most beautiful songs ever!
He had a good sense of humor. It's pretty funny having George play the maracas..haha. Way before my time but you can see why this show was popular. He was very handsome, amazingly talented, and had a flair for showmanship.
Please.... keep these coming! Truly one of the great shows of the '50s or of anytime actually.
I too watched him as a small child do his TV program. Loved him then and now. This brings back such good memories. I think it was 1954, Anthony, New Mexico.
Thank you ladies ,and Gentlemen,, love you forever Lee.😍😎💋💐💐💐💐💐💐
I remember watching Liberace at my grandmother's when I was three years old. The curtains would open and someone would sort of act out the song. I remember "A Bicycle Built For Two" and a woman sitting on the piano singing something. The other people just seemed to appear out of nowhere and then just disappear. So long ago now but when I see this I'm a little girl visiting my grandmother again. I didn't know there were any copies of his show anywhere.
He was quite a handsome man in these shows!!
Fantastic pity he is not still here today instead of the stupid Moran's s. Who call themselves entertainers he beats the lot of them xxx
There is a real mystery about Liberace 8 have said this before just compare his voice looks everything about him from videos in 1940 s 195os than 196o s to videos after he had surgery in.latec1970s then watch him in 1980 s just not the same person his voice went about 5 octaves higher everything about him changed they surgery and stuff they made him take did something to him just watch him in sincerely. Yours film then watch his last ever show or his 40th anniversary show
Indeed handsome. Love his smile. How I wish I've met him
Regarding lee Liberace i say from a song from carousel film what's the use of wondering. If he s good or if he s bad he s our fella and we love. Him that's all there is to that xxxx
Then he ruined his lovely face by that terrible plastic surgery
That wink made me blush.
As a child used to watch this show and was glued to the set - he was marvelous!
I remember watching reruns of The Honeymooners and there was an episode where Ralph bought a TV so he could watch the Boxing/PrizeFights and Alice put her foot down and said:Well I want to watch Liberace!
@@matthewgray469 l could not wait for Sunday afternoons.when .l was twelvemim 1955 to watch Liberace. Still watching nhim atv79
@@olivelane7903 Did you ever see the movie "The Loved One "? It's a good comedy and Liberace has a part in it and he's very funny
A genius! My grandma loved him. Super Flamboyant and she loved it all! I’m amazed every time I see him
Fingers of magic!!!
Yeah Showman Lee ! Thank you for sharing another wonderful episode of Liberace. I really enjoy seeing them. Hop to see another real soon. I appreciate it !
Thank you so much for your channel! Wonderful as always!
My favorite tv show when I was 7 years old!
I was 12 when I first saw Liberace on t v in 1955 saw him live in Croydon Surrey England ¹1956 he had healing powers in his hands and musiç healed people will foul mouthed jealous yobs stop slagging him off please
I just loved the Cloud music, so beautiful like the player!
Every lover of quality entertainment owes you a great debt for preserving and sharing these programs.
He usually introduced his brother George (on violin).
I only discovered this fine man this evening and his smile has to be one of my favourites ever
Liberace composed "Ballet for the Clouds". Hear and see later in this video. Beautiful. There might be more. Thank you for posting this video.❤
The second song at the beginning is just so ahead of its time.
He was quite a showman, that Liberace. "Stella by Starlight" is one of my favorite songs. "Auf Wiederseh'n Sweetheart " was sung by Vera Lynn in 1952. She was "the Forces' Sweetheart." She still is one of my favorite singers from that era. God bless you, Dame Vera...
Delightful. Thank you for posting. Liked and shared! :-)
I never missed watching and loving his sunday evening show in the 1950s when I was a child. He was a child prodigy and a genius on the piano. He could have been a great classical pianist but he wanted to be a flamboyant entertainer instead, and he possibly made a lot more money as a entertainer.
I loved his genius way back then and still do to this day. Gone but not forgotten. His musical genius will never die.
I'll be looking at the mooooooon....... but I'll be seeing you
If only the young people of today could hear the old standards such as Gershwin, Hoagie Carmichael, Cole Porter, Johnny Mercer et.al. maybe they wouldn't be so angry and bitter all the time?
I feel like I'm in heaven when I listen to his music love 💘 you lee. ;you were quite gifted😍😍😇
He's just so happy 💕💕💕
Brother George on the violin.... Pure Magic❤🎉
wow i didnt know he he could sing course i wasnt born until 59 . i remember the newer ones
Jackie Pryber I never cared for him at all, a kid and growing up. But I thought if him as a showy grinning buffoon, THIS Liberace I would have liked! I read that the ladies were crazy for him back then, as much as Elvis, and I couldn't believe it! But I get it now.
Liberace, the OG matchmaker in the 50s.
Yeah my Gran used to watch Liberace when i stayed over at weekends As a musician of many years i would say his talent and performaces are timeless yes perhaps dated by the low standards of todays social media echo chambers but all musicians and artists can feel his music and his enthusiasm and we like it absolutely classic possibly some of the highest European Art forms wonderfull
Never enough of Liberace
this video is comforting
Love, love, love him !
Remember watching this as a little kid. I got to see him live in Los Vegas. What a performance. One of a kind.
I was a baby boy,listing to him. born 1955.
This reminded me of the serpent in the garden with his many charms.
Much of relaxing music to 👂 hear by
Not just relaxing, almost healing...
Where can you get these old shows on DVD?
I wish entertainment like this was still around. Instead of great talent we watch a guy driving a cab or how much someone can eat. Pretty pathetic.
WHY can't we have THIS sort of guy and entertainment in 2016 anymore?
....damn. i wonder whatever happened to robin and steven.
You can see why women loved him. What a charmer
I' ll be seeing you..always
i do so much want the episode LIBERACE'S TRIBUTE TO HAWAII a dear friend was on that show, DELLFINN POAHA THURSDAY
Didn’t know he could sing
16 May '23 Liberace is 104 year old.
❤💖
What episode is this?
You can literally hear the Mario 2 soundtrack in the 2nd piece he played
'Member when you needed an actual talent to get on TV?
HIS brother,, George.
We are happy,,not gay,,, But boyishly,joy, fun filled.. ,not gay,but smiling😎
How many episodes of the Guild Films series were produced?
I came here to see if liberace really wears extravagant clothing like the way in behind the candelabra.I was just curious
In the 1960s he got flamboyant. The 50s was an "innocent" decade, way more conservative and toned down.
Jesus!! I really love the Sweetheart song at 08:11 but I can't find any information about it :(
Felix Li-En Auf Weidersehen, Sweetheart recorded by Vera Lynn in 1952. You can find it on youtube. Wikipedia also has an article regarding the song's origin.
HallieB
Thank you so much !
Must you take the name of God of vain? Why?
@@georgina1947able wot do. You mean please about taking gods name in vain please let me know I am so so fed up with folk. Slagging liberace off when the poor dear takented kind sincere man us not hers to defend him
Self for gods sake everybody let him rest in oeace
This is so unique in a dozen (at least) ways. I've seen dozens of Liberace videos, but the idea of him publicly and so gleefully helping two bashful kids (boy and girl) break the ice, being a gay artist, touches on psychology issues (particularly gay psychology) I've often wondered about. For example, does such a person observe heterosexual attraction the same way heterosexuals do? Does it take a very high level of generosity (which Liberace obviously has) to be supportive and non-spiteful (in my experience many gay people can become very catty and sabotaging or spiteful in such situations). Is he implicitly saying "This sort of thing isn't for me, but I'm nothing but happy for a boy and girl loving each other"? One thing seems clear: his homosexuality seems to be tacitly accepted by all concerned, and he shows a kind of aunt-like (not avuncular, openly effeminate) solicitude that the adults seem to tacitly understand, acknowledge, and accept, including himself. This seems to be the moral code that era operated by. People could be pretty openly gay, with an understanding applying across all genders and orientations, that sexuality itself is an entirely private matter, so many of the differences become far less relevant. A very different era, very different cultural norms.
Was this a weekly show?
Rex Factorem yes it was weekly. and at the time in 1955 He was paid $50000. A week in Las Vegas for his shows . Which given for inflation is about $470000.00 today. He was a wonderful entertainer we had seen his shows three different times 😎
Why oh why did he make such a parody of himself when he could play like he did…and also sing. A sad needy but very talented man.
Ainutkertaista...tämä ei toistu enää koskaan?....Luulisin Nero!
The boy looks scared stiff 😬
Creepy interaction with the children at no fault of Liberace. It was written creepy.
I have ALWAYS Disliked gays...
BUT Took a liking to Liberace. What talent!.
Super creepy with Robin and Steven....yikes!!!
Watching and listening to Lee. Relaxes me and takes my pains away more than any medicine in the whole world r.I.p and thank you Lee loved your music for 64years.xxx
I once knew of a man who was a friend of Libby. He once said that Libby could bend over and take a fist up to the elbow.... He was quite a showman in more ways than one....:)
Joe, of course. You are a disgusting pig.
You are a disgusting, lying pig!
If you weren’t there yourself it didn’t happen lol