Mies was al een instituut , haar shows waren "must sees" en deze was er weer een van heeeeeerlijke vermakelijke TV. Ach wat waren het toch heerlijke tijden, de 1880's of waren het de 1699's.... in ieder geval .... een tijdje trug. 😉
I was an up-and-coming comedy magic act in 1978 and fortunate to spend my first summer season at Cromer Pier, top of the bill Denny Willis and Johnny Mack and Millican and Nesbit (the singing miners). Johnny Mack was the straight man to Denny. I shared his dressing room for the 4 month season; I am so grateful to have seen and worked with them. Denny was a polite and reserved gentleman, while Johnny (the straight man ) was funny and exuberant, taught me so much about showbiz, and was also a prolific letter writer (I have a few ). It is now a period lost in the haze of time. All but myself and another act on the bill are all dead now.
Absolutely stunning performance from you all very funnt and can remember when good old days played this. Your timing is spot on and so funny thank you for downloading this for us all to see.
There was a fox who left his lair; a red fox, a dead fox. With a yoicks, tally-ho, yo ho! With a yoicks tally-ho yo ho! The huntsman, huntsman blows his horn, a gold horn, a cream horn. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha, Funny, funny. The babes come bounding out of school, chubby, grubby. All for the Lady Gwendoline, bonny, bony. Behold the bold Sir Geoffrey, dandy, bandy. The wedding bells ring out on high, ding dong, sing song. Sir Geoffrey cried "Egad I will woo her, boo her."
This is just delihtful Comedy ❤❤❤❤
Mies was al een instituut , haar shows waren "must sees" en deze was er weer een van heeeeeerlijke vermakelijke TV. Ach wat waren het toch heerlijke tijden, de 1880's of waren het de 1699's.... in ieder geval .... een tijdje trug. 😉
I was an up-and-coming comedy magic act in 1978 and fortunate to spend my first summer season at Cromer Pier, top of the bill Denny Willis and Johnny Mack and Millican and Nesbit (the singing miners). Johnny Mack was the straight man to Denny. I shared his dressing room for the 4 month season; I am so grateful to have seen and worked with them. Denny was a polite and reserved gentleman, while Johnny (the straight man ) was funny and exuberant, taught me so much about showbiz, and was also a prolific letter writer (I have a few ). It is now a period lost in the haze of time. All but myself and another act on the bill are all dead now.
Enjoy these memories. I worked front of house at Bristol Hippodrome and remember these we ( usherettes) loved them. Great times.
Elke keer als ik kijk...ik lig dubbel. 100.000 keer gezien... blijft MOOOOOOI, heer lijke humor
Nog steeds tranen met tuiten. Geweldig! En effe heerlijk bij Mies!
Seen it many times and still makes me laugh out loud 😂
Leuke opname unieke beelden geweldige timing ook dit :DDe uitzenddatum is trouwens 21-10-1972
Ik was 9 toen ik dit zag. Blijft leuk
The bit where he runs forward by himself laughing gets me everytime, pure genius.
Dit blijft zo leuk .😄😄
Absolutely stunning performance from you all very funnt and can remember when good old days played this. Your timing is spot on and so funny thank you for downloading this for us all to see.
Ich habe jetzt die Zeit um mich tot zu lachen!
Immer wieder schön zu sehen 👍👍🤣🤣
So lovely ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
zelfs na "tig duizend keer" gekeken ... hij blijft LEUK!!!!!!!!
Meesterlijk !
Dit is pas televisie.....deze mensen waren hun tijd ver vooruit
Genius
The fox 🦊 nice English humor
Same as Tommy Cooper
Do you like it?
I can't figure out all the words to the fox song. Anyone?
There was a fox who left his lair; a red fox, a dead fox.
With a yoicks, tally-ho, yo ho! With a yoicks tally-ho yo ho!
The huntsman, huntsman blows his horn, a gold horn, a cream horn.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha, Funny, funny.
The babes come bounding out of school, chubby, grubby.
All for the Lady Gwendoline, bonny, bony.
Behold the bold Sir Geoffrey, dandy, bandy.
The wedding bells ring out on high, ding dong, sing song.
Sir Geoffrey cried "Egad I will woo her, boo her."
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👍🤣👍🤣👍🤣
but still funny
the good old days version is better
I can understand Mies, but the singing is not understandable.
Natte haartjes op de bank tussen papa en mama in
Nog steeds in een deuk, sorry...