Hollywood Palace 2-19 David Janssen (host), Carl Reiner, Mel Brooks and Tim Conway, Vic Damone
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Originally aired Feb 6, 1965. This program features:
- Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks: Advice on filing income tax returns.
- Vic Damone: Medley of "Love", "I'm Glad There Is You" and "The Man That Got Away"
- Tim Conway: Sketch titled "The Warden", with Janssen.
--Vic Damone: Gershwin medley of "But Not for Me," "Fascinatin' Rhythm" and "They Can't Take That Away from Me"
- The Globetrotters play the Hollywood Palace "Dribblers" (Janssen, Reiner, Brooks, Damone and Conway)
- The Zeros (knife-throwing act)
- Princess Tajana (trapeze act)
Funny stuff. It's great to see DJ laughing and having such a good time.
Yeah, he almost never smiled in "The Fugitive".
Rest in powerful peace 🙏
Carl Reiner
20 March 1922 ~
29 June 2020⚘
My mom babysat for him back in the day. All she had to do was watch Rob & I play on the floor (still have the letter she wrote to my grandparents about it 🤗)
Thanks so much for posting this. In my youth I absolutely worshipped "The Fugitive" and David Janssen. I had no idea he had hosted HP, whose surprisingly small (1500 seats) building, across Vine Street from Capitol Records, I saw several times when I lived in L.A..
Rest in powerful peace 🙏
Tim Conway
15 December 1933 ~
14 May 2019⚘
Rest in powerful peace 🙏
Vic Damone
12 June 1928 ~
11 February 2018⚘
The Tim Conway routine that starts at 13:00 is one of the funniest thing I've ever seen. Seeing Janssen trying to keep a straight face is 4-star entertainment. Conway toying with Janssen is comedy gold.
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Mel Brooks is still active! Since 1947 @ 97 years young❗
And he's always been a giant in comedy and talent !
Wonderful, rated-G variety entertainment... And to think that this was from a time when we had 3 major networks & just a few local channels, TV was free because the sponsors & ads paid for it. Now we pay ridiculous amounts for cable or dish, get hundreds of channels, & most of what's on is garbage!
You are so right, which is why l pulled the plug and now rely on TH-cam for vintage entertainment!
THAT'S one of the many reasons why I no longer have cable TV nor will I ever purchase a digital converter box. 😉
18:50 -JUST A MINUTE, THERE'S THE PHONE.." HILARIOUS
Perfect Pandemic entertainment!
Looks like Mel's wife Anne Bancroft laughing in the audience.
This is a summer repeat, as the "two weeks from tonight" show was a repeat of the February 20, 1965 telecast featuring Bette Davis (and Bert Lahr).
Back in the '50s and '60s, with only 3 TV networks, new TV series always got at least 13 weeks to find its audience. Since Tim Conway co-starred on so many failed series, he joked "President Johnson should send me to Vietnam. The war will be over in 13 weeks."
Watching the Conway sketch: In watching 120 episodes of "The Fugitive" I never, not even once, saw David Janssen laugh.
Even the foam on the Schlitz beer was better back in the day.😄
Ernie Kovacks thought that the income tax system was unfair. He refused to pay taxes. At his death, his widow Edie Adams was left with the hefty bill. She paid the bills by doing cigar commercials -among other things.
The major "other things" were singing on tv variety shows and clubs, and she repackaged Kovacs' material and kept his work in front of the public. She was highly respected
One could tell that David Janssen was nervous hosting "The Hollywood Palace". As he remarked during his opening monolog he neither sang or danced, so he just introduced the acts that appeared on the show that evening. As for his own show, "The Fugitive" it was, at least in my opinion, one of the best dramatic series ever aired on television. Unfortunately for Janssen the success of "The Fugitive" limited his motion picture career to secondary roles, so he spent the rest of his life acting on movies made for television, and of course three seasons as "Harry O". Janssen died way too young [at age 48]; a death brought on by his heavy drinking, smoking and [alleged] drug habits.
Rest in powerful peace 🙏
David Janssen
27 March 1931 ~
13 February 1980⚘
My heart throb ❤ since The Fugitive
This is a summer 1965 repeat, as Schlitz is promoting "Real Gusto Days" (which they did during the summer) at 12:36....and Salem began their "Turn to Salem for a taste that's Springtime Fresh" campaign that very summer.
Connie Hawkins as a GLOBETROTTER, wow!
He played for them while he was suspended= supposedly from ever playing pro ball, due to a point shaving scandal when he was at the U of IOWA.
He basically knew about the shaving, and did not report it even as it was never strongly proven that he participated in it, which considering it took place while he was a freshman and frosh did not play varsity then, it would have been impossible for him being involved in any varsity point shaving. He played in the Old ABL, its successor the ABA where he was MVP, and then once his suspension was lifted when his lawsuit forced the NBA to admit it could not win the suit because it had no proof of him gambling or shaving, THE HAWK finally got into the big league, where once in the NBA..he became a Hall of Famer..
Great knife act.
26:05 Les Surfs, singing "If You Please" in English, whereas they sang it in French on the 45.
no comment on reiner and brooks??brilliant combo of timing and improve. but, it looks like their having all the fun!up there with Nichols and May
Any chance that's Mrs. Mel Brooks (Anne Bancroft) shown in the audience reaction shot at 33:14 ? They would have been married only a year or so at the time this was filmed.
Yes that's definitely her. They cut to her three times during the skits.
Born Anna Maria Italiano
@@michaeldanello3966, ah yes, a nice Jewish girl...
Was Mel Brooks' wife (Anne Bancroft), in the audience?
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Edie Adams was gorgeous!
I WATCH THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS THEY HAD STYLE GRACE AND THEY WEREN'T PRIMA DONNAS LIKE THE ATHLETES OF TODAY.... MISS THESE GUYS SO MUCH...
The Hollywood Palace got poor ratings. ABC kept it on anyway. The announcer was Dick Tufeld. He did the voice of the Lost in Space robot.
My favorite host is bing Crosby my favorite
Remember, the Zeros are trained professionals, maybe. Do not attempt what they did yourself, please.
Funny seeing Schlitz beer as a sponsor. They were for many years #2 only to Budweiser, so Schlitz hired away from Anheuser-Busch their brewmaster, Frank Sellinger, and put him in charge. He completely changed Schlitz's recipe to taste like Budweiser. They bought an entire Super Bowl halftime to stage the preposterous "Bud-Schlitz Taste Challenge" moderated by former NFL ref Tommy Bell. Here's the problem: People who love Budweiser's taste stuck with Bud rather than buying Schlitz's Fake Bud. Those who loved the original Schlitz for its taste did NOT like Bud, and abandoned Schlitz. Today the Schlitz brand is a faint echo.
January 2019
I love DJ's voice, no doubt many found it irresistible. Just wish he hadn't drunk and smoked his life away. Such a waste.
@lindsaycooper9400 You are misrepresenting how Mr. Janssen died.
David Janssen looks great; he was at the zenith of his success with The Fugitive- he looks happy and well rested. As his career progressed, he became dissipated looking, probably attributable to excessive drinking and smoking. By the time that he died at 49, he appeared to be ten years older. Vic Damone, one of his guests, is still one of the best popular singers alive, even in his mid 80s.
David was a life-long heavy smoker and drank a ton. I am surprised he even made it to 49.
@@rayjr62He also overworked. More than 50 films plus more than 20 made for television films and nearly 100 television appearances not counting 77 episodes of Richard Diamond (1957-60), 120 of The Fugitive (1963-67), 22 episodes + 3 tv films O'Hara, U.S. Treasury (1971-72), 45 Harry-O (1973-76)
He died filming made for tv film Father Damien -- The Leper Priest, finished by Ken Howard, aired 1980
@@michaeldanello3966 Agreed. Many of these stars back then weren't the picture of perfect health, with people like Robert Conrad (he was a boxer) being the exception.
Long laughing Mel Brooks.
porque los telefilme no vienen traducidos al castellano. en el original no interesa nada
If Mr David janssen live he be 88 younger Carl young Jan 20180
Too many cigar and battery adds her
You can never have too many classic original commercials...
Back in day when they had TALENT! Love to c Mel Brooks do spoof on TRUMP GVERNMENT into a MOVIE!
He was a terrible fidget