In 'Singin' in the Rain', her first starring role, Debbie Reynolds was thrown in with Gene Kelly & Donald O'Connor, two of the all time best film musical heavyweights, and she more than held her own. In the 'Good Morning' sequence, where she's singing and dancing with both of her co-stars, it's her I can't take my eyes off of. That movie is still considered one of the very best, if not the best, musical ever.
Judge: Young Lady, I've made up my mind. You're a girl that definitely belongs behind bars. Stripper: I am? Judge: Yes. And I think we ought to start with this one. (opens a bar on the front of the bench. takes out a bottle of burbon and two glasses.) The End (fade out)
A younger Mae West. Debbie had all the class, sass & she sure was bad-ass! A strong woman who didn't take crap. I loved this sketch another one of my fave roles is playing Charlie in "Goodbye Charlie" with Tony Curtis. Loved that sassy-ness! RIP Dean & Debbie.
(Fade in) Scene: Court Room (A Police Officer stands before the Court and Jury) Officer: Hear ye! Hear ye! Court is now in session! Judge Melman Presiding! (The Judge enters the court room and stands in front of the bench.) Judge: Well, what's on the agenda today? Officer: Your Honor, the case you're about to try is one of the most important, most complicated and sensitive problems in the History of Jurisprudence. (looks at his robe) Gosh! I love your robe. (giggles)
Stripper: I usually tell them I've got a headache, Your Honor. The charge is not true. My performance is completely pure and artistic and my dance is a story. A Dramatization on the confilct between the forces of good and the forces of evil. Judge: But, where does it take place? Stripper: In the back seat of a car. Judge: Your Attorney must be remissed because so far, I haven't seen your Habeas Corpus. Stripper: He must have been sitting in one of those cheap seats. (bumps hips) Judge: You maybe innocent, but if that drummer keeps this up, I'm gonna give him 20 years. Stripper: Excuse me, Your Honor. (walks from the stand over to the window.)
Judge: What? This old thing? That's just an old moo moo I borrowed from Mama Cassidy. I hope this ain't gonna be one of those pornography trials again. I still have to look over all those dirty movies we seized last week. Officer: When are you going to look at them? Judge: Tonight. I'm having a few friends over. Hey! Why don't you drop by? Officer: Love to. Thanks. Judge: Well, I think I'll go over to the bench now. (Judge goes to the bench and sits down.) (Officer goes to the door and opens it) Officer: Bring in the prisoner!!
(She picks up two curtains and twirls them around while shaking her torso and hips in time with the drum music.) Judge: (banging the gavel) What do you think you're doing? Stripper: Well, I'm just waving "Hi" to my mother to put another coin in the parking meeter. (swings curtain) Judge: Will you take the stand? Stripper: Anything I can get. (walks back to the stand.) Judge: Take a seat. (Stripper looks at her butt.) Judge: No! Not that seat. (points to the chair) THIS seat. (Stripper sits down.) Judge: Before we proceed, I want to remind the prisoner she is entitled to one phone call. (He takes out his phone number on a piece of paper and gives it the the Stripper) And here's my number. I'm usually around about 7.
I have an idea as to why, but I just cant watch the current so called "stars". But I can watch these three from 40-50 years ago for hours. Hollyweird is just empty now. And yes...... its hollweird. Hollywood died a few decades ago.
I loved seeing Debbie Reynolds in Irene about a Debutante. And Carrie Fisher after she had married Paul Simon like mother like daughter pretty and talented
(Stripper walks from the stand and snatches the bra.) Stripper: Not true, Your Honor. (flicks bra at the Officer) Officer: Ouch! Judge: Okay. Okay! (bangs gavel twice) Clear the Court Room while I pronounce sentence. Officer: Thanks, Your Honor. I was starting to get sick. Bleh! (Officer leaves the Court) Stripper (puts the bra around the Judge's neck): Your Honor, we're alone at last.
(A beautiful woman enters the Court room, bumping her hips and walking to the bench in time with stripper music.) Judge: (wipes sweat from his brow and fans himself) If you're trying to influence the Judge, That'll do it. (smiles and laughs) State your name. Stripper: Peaches LaTeaur. (bumps hips) Judge: Is that "LaTeaur" with one bump or two? Ms. Lateaur, you are charged with giving an indecent performance. What do you say to defend yourself?
(Stripper takes his phone number and puts it in her breasts.) Judge: Now. Who's the arresting officer? Officer: I'm the one who busted her. Judge: As I understand it. You busted her? (Officer nods his head) Judge: As I understand it, You are the "Buster" and she is the "Bust-ee" (Busty) Stripper: There is no hiding anything from you, Your Honor. Officer: Your Honor, don't be taken in by her outward appearance of innocence. It's a mere visad Judge: If it is, it's a "Brick visad" (he laughs)
ZoneFighter1 Yeah sure, whatever you say. As a guy that drinks a lot, I kinda know when someone drinks. The slight tremor of the hands. The dilated eyes. The quarter octave drop in the voice. The weary look on the face. These are all on Dean Martin. But I'm sure you know better. It was all an act. If that makes you feel better about him then great.
MooPotPie I've heard that before...but if he's not an alcoholic then he literally should get a lifetime achievement award from the Emmy's or something. I'm an alcoholic and I would have bet a million dollars that he is drunk. He seems to slur a bit at the beginning of his toasts and then recover after.a few minutes...and his reaction times are slow and then seem to speed up. It's classic alkie behavior, especially if you do it every single day. If this is feigned...wow I'm sorry as a career alcoholic I just can't believe he was faking that whole persona.
Brad Wesley Well, either way, he sure did it with charisma. No one had a better time than Dean Martin. Dean didn't want to do this variety show at all, so he asked for an exorbitant salary and the condition that he not be required to attend rehearsals . . . yet the network went for it.. If he seems disoriented it's because he's reading cue-cards for the first time and just going along for the ride. Dean did become a heavy drinker in his later years after his oldest son died when his Air national Guard fighter plane crashed in 1987.
Shows like this seemed funny at the time, when I was a kid reacting to what grown-ups told us was funny, but i'll be honest: looking at these variety show skits now, it's just embarrassing and awful. "When comedy was dead."
I remember watching, on a wall-mounted TV in the cafeteria, my co-workers laughing at a Bob Hope monologue. Bob would make a wisecrack, then cut to the audience laughing hysterically, back to Bob, back to the audience, back and forth, and it seemed like the Dean Martin roasts... the comic and the audience were not in the same place at the same time. Deadly unfunny... but that's what people enjoyed.
People still say "lighten up?" Look, "we too" are entitled to have a different sense of humor than you. I love silly nonsense, for example Family Guy and Monty Python. But they are funny. That I or anyone else sees this careless garbage for what it really is doesn't warrant a scolding.
Only just seen this sketch - as in right now! What a really, really cheap and nasty shot at Mama Cass - it's just wrong. Dean should have had the balls to refused to do it - but he didn't. Really disappointing as I am such a big fan of Dean - I'd been brought up with him since I was a kid. My own kids have as well. I would like to think he was embarrassed with this sketch.....don't know if I give him too much credit?
@@bryduhbikeguy Good to see you can speak for the dead. Really great that you have the ability to know their minds too - whilst not expounding your views. You are some guy!
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Paul Lynde stole every scene he was in. Such a great talent
Omg I agree! He is also an amazing singer too
Debbie Reynolds does a great Mae West impersonation. She'd win an Oscar for that performance.
Or an Emmy... :)
exactly. she's a great actress. even when she's performing as a stripper in a comedy sketch.
DEBBIE AND CARRIE TOGETHER AGAIN
jasminne mcdonald I agree! and Zaa Zaa and Barbara Stories and!
Mae West can take lesson from D.R.
Debbie was really a tremendous talent
Will miss her!
Dino was having so much fun, he could scarcely keep a straight face
That's funny.Paul was having that problem too....Ba-du-bump.
They don't make shows like this anymore. Because so called celebrities today have no humour or talent. Very few have talent today.
Exactly!
This is brilliant. Debbie was so so talented
In 'Singin' in the Rain', her first starring role, Debbie Reynolds was thrown in with Gene Kelly & Donald O'Connor, two of the all time best film musical heavyweights, and she more than held her own. In the 'Good Morning' sequence, where she's singing and dancing with both of her co-stars, it's her I can't take my eyes off of.
That movie is still considered one of the very best, if not the best, musical ever.
Amazing all three Legends
They should play this show on tv,right now!!!! We need it!!! Paul Lynde is the best, ever!!!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️🤣🤣🤣🤣....
Cute! Always loved Debbie Reynolds!!!!
I'm a one man band on youtube. Hope you can enjoy one of my songs.
She could also impersonate Zsa Zsa Gabor wonderfully. She could act, sing, and dance, too! No more like her around anymore.
rip Debbie a real beauty and talent.
lol.debbie is brilliant as she does her mae west impersonation...
pretty cool seeing Debbie Reynolds (voice of Charlotte) and Paul Lynde (voice of Templeton the rat) in a live skit with Deano
Thank you for the info that was already known by several
She obviously was very very talented!!!
Debbie was a talented comedienne in addition to her many other talents.
Judge: Young Lady, I've made up my mind. You're a girl that definitely belongs behind bars.
Stripper: I am?
Judge: Yes. And I think we ought to start with this one. (opens a bar on the front of the bench. takes out a bottle of burbon and two glasses.)
The End
(fade out)
haha what a great voice she put on
A younger Mae West. Debbie had all the class, sass & she sure was bad-ass! A strong woman who didn't take crap. I loved this sketch another one of my fave roles is playing Charlie in "Goodbye Charlie" with Tony Curtis. Loved that sassy-ness! RIP Dean & Debbie.
She sounds so much like Mae West here
Yes, that is what I was thinking.
Cos she is impersonating her
shes beautiful here.!
She is older there... watch her in how the west was won
i always liked her chin
,,,, Debbie is sooo good ! ,,,, very funny :)
I was thinking about how much she resembled Carrie Fisher. Then I realized she's her mother.
very funny....thanks for posting.
sumo fann yqw sumo fann :)
"You're entited to one phone call....... here's my number.."
Debbie was badass!
Even after her playing Grace's mother on,'Will and Grace',she kept on being Great.
(Fade in) Scene: Court Room
(A Police Officer stands before the Court and Jury)
Officer: Hear ye! Hear ye! Court is now in session! Judge Melman Presiding!
(The Judge enters the court room and stands in front of the bench.)
Judge: Well, what's on the agenda today?
Officer: Your Honor, the case you're about to try is one of the most important, most complicated and sensitive problems in the History of Jurisprudence. (looks at his robe) Gosh! I love your robe. (giggles)
Stripper: I usually tell them I've got a headache, Your Honor. The charge is not true. My performance is completely pure and artistic and my dance is a story. A Dramatization on the confilct between the forces of good and the forces of evil.
Judge: But, where does it take place?
Stripper: In the back seat of a car.
Judge: Your Attorney must be remissed because so far, I haven't seen your Habeas Corpus.
Stripper: He must have been sitting in one of those cheap seats. (bumps hips)
Judge: You maybe innocent, but if that drummer keeps this up, I'm gonna give him 20 years.
Stripper: Excuse me, Your Honor. (walks from the stand over to the window.)
Back when strip clubs had cheap seats.
The good old days......
Judge: What? This old thing? That's just an old moo moo I borrowed from Mama Cassidy. I hope this ain't gonna be one of those pornography trials again. I still have to look over all those dirty movies we seized last week.
Officer: When are you going to look at them?
Judge: Tonight. I'm having a few friends over. Hey! Why don't you drop by?
Officer: Love to. Thanks.
Judge: Well, I think I'll go over to the bench now. (Judge goes to the bench and sits down.)
(Officer goes to the door and opens it)
Officer: Bring in the prisoner!!
GREAT CHANNEL..THIS WAS TV WAS FUNNY!!!
Wow! Never saw her act so uh.. well. Lol!
(She picks up two curtains and twirls them around while shaking her torso and hips in time with the drum music.)
Judge: (banging the gavel) What do you think you're doing?
Stripper: Well, I'm just waving "Hi" to my mother to put another coin in the parking meeter. (swings curtain)
Judge: Will you take the stand?
Stripper: Anything I can get. (walks back to the stand.)
Judge: Take a seat.
(Stripper looks at her butt.)
Judge: No! Not that seat. (points to the chair) THIS seat.
(Stripper sits down.)
Judge: Before we proceed, I want to remind the prisoner she is entitled to one phone call. (He takes out his phone number on a piece of paper and gives it the the Stripper) And here's my number. I'm usually around about 7.
Surprisingly she made nothing of the implication of the paper falling out of her bosom.
Paul Lynde was funny. lol
He was hilarious I love him the most
Might have seen this one. Thursdays were usually with Marlo Thomas, Elizabeth Montgomery, Raymond Burr and Dean Martin.
Definitely.
when I was in college I had a Thursday night class - we'd race back to our apartment to catch his show
Princess Leia's Mom! Can see where she got it from!
This is gold!
I have an idea as to why, but I just cant watch the current so called "stars". But I can watch these three from 40-50 years ago for hours. Hollyweird is just empty now. And yes...... its hollweird. Hollywood died a few decades ago.
Yakko & Wakko: HELLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO NURSE!!!!!!!
I loved seeing Debbie Reynolds in Irene about a Debutante. And Carrie Fisher after she had married Paul Simon like mother like daughter pretty and talented
Great mae west impersonation
(Stripper walks from the stand and snatches the bra.)
Stripper: Not true, Your Honor. (flicks bra at the Officer)
Officer: Ouch!
Judge: Okay. Okay! (bangs gavel twice) Clear the Court Room while I pronounce sentence.
Officer: Thanks, Your Honor. I was starting to get sick. Bleh! (Officer leaves the Court)
Stripper (puts the bra around the Judge's neck): Your Honor, we're alone at last.
A great great show. Super 3 stars 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
So that's what they are talking about when they say I passed the bar. lol
AA wouldn't hire Dean for their sobriety classes.
The after class mixers must've rocked though...
they say it was an act like foster brooks
It isn't an impersonation of Miss Gabor it's Mae West. "I used to be Snow White then I drifted".
Kind of like Night Court, ain't it? XD
What was the name of this show? Thank you for uploading it.
Oh dear!!
MemoryStar
Is Debbie wearing a wig?
(A beautiful woman enters the Court room, bumping her hips and walking to the bench in time with stripper music.)
Judge: (wipes sweat from his brow and fans himself) If you're trying to influence the Judge, That'll do it. (smiles and laughs) State your name.
Stripper: Peaches LaTeaur. (bumps hips)
Judge: Is that "LaTeaur" with one bump or two? Ms. Lateaur, you are charged with giving an indecent performance. What do you say to defend yourself?
Nothing has changed. Law is still an ASS!
Debbie was funny AND sexy, pretty hard to pull off. Wasted on Paul Lynde, though.
The audience failed the test, as usual; still is/does. Sad.
Pardon?
Never seen THIS one 😂
(Stripper takes his phone number and puts it in her breasts.)
Judge: Now. Who's the arresting officer?
Officer: I'm the one who busted her.
Judge: As I understand it. You busted her?
(Officer nods his head)
Judge: As I understand it, You are the "Buster" and she is the "Bust-ee" (Busty)
Stripper: There is no hiding anything from you, Your Honor.
Officer: Your Honor, don't be taken in by her outward appearance of innocence. It's a mere visad
Judge: If it is, it's a "Brick visad" (he laughs)
TO FUNNY
I'm only here because of Paul Lynde he is hilarious. Dean on the other hand.... Not so much
Ha!
princess leah s mom.
🤣
Dean Martin....what can you say...he's drunk...he's funny. Paul Lynde would seem an unusual foil but it kinda works here.
ZoneFighter1
Dean was always drunk. It was no secret. And he was always cool.
ZoneFighter1
Yeah sure, whatever you say. As a guy that drinks a lot, I kinda know when someone drinks. The slight tremor of the hands. The dilated eyes. The quarter octave drop in the voice. The weary look on the face. These are all on Dean Martin. But I'm sure you know better. It was all an act. If that makes you feel better about him then great.
Brad Wesley You just described a chain smoker, which Martin was. He was not a heavy drinker at all. The drunken playboy persona was his schtick.
MooPotPie
I've heard that before...but if he's not an alcoholic then he literally should get a lifetime achievement award from the Emmy's or something. I'm an alcoholic and I would have bet a million dollars that he is drunk. He seems to slur a bit at the beginning of his toasts and then recover after.a few minutes...and his reaction times are slow and then seem to speed up. It's classic alkie behavior, especially if you do it every single day. If this is feigned...wow
I'm sorry as a career alcoholic I just can't believe he was faking that whole persona.
Brad Wesley
Well, either way, he sure did it with charisma. No one had a better time than Dean Martin. Dean didn't want to do this variety show at all, so he asked for an exorbitant salary and the condition that he not be required to attend rehearsals . . . yet the network went for it.. If he seems disoriented it's because he's reading cue-cards for the first time and just going along for the ride. Dean did become a heavy drinker in his later years after his oldest son died when his Air national Guard fighter plane crashed in 1987.
Shows like this seemed funny at the time, when I was a kid reacting to what grown-ups told us was funny, but i'll be honest: looking at these variety show skits now, it's just embarrassing and awful. "When comedy was dead."
I remember watching, on a wall-mounted TV in the cafeteria, my co-workers laughing at a Bob Hope monologue. Bob would make a wisecrack, then cut to the audience laughing hysterically, back to Bob, back to the audience, back and forth, and it seemed like the Dean Martin roasts... the comic and the audience were not in the same place at the same time. Deadly unfunny... but that's what people enjoyed.
You two suck. It was just silly nonsense. Get over yourselves and lighten up.
People still say "lighten up?" Look, "we too" are entitled to have a different sense of humor than you. I love silly nonsense, for example Family Guy and Monty Python. But they are funny. That I or anyone else sees this careless garbage for what it really is doesn't warrant a scolding.
Only just seen this sketch - as in right now! What a really, really cheap and nasty shot at Mama Cass - it's just wrong. Dean should have had the balls to refused to do it - but he didn't. Really disappointing as I am such a big fan of Dean - I'd been brought up with him since I was a kid. My own kids have as well. I would like to think he was embarrassed with this sketch.....don't know if I give him too much credit?
She was still alive then,and would've laughed too.She's On his show.
@@bryduhbikeguy Good to see you can speak for the dead. Really great that you have the ability to know their minds too - whilst not expounding your views. You are some guy!
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