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Those baskets he's making are amazing! In the hoop every time. I bet it was fun for him to do a live show, with an audience; must've brought him back to his vaudeville days.
@@turbofantasy6731 I think that is part of the joke. But what happened when he was lying on the floor? The laughter was the type you hear when something unintentionally funny has happened. Did the ball hit the off-camera stage hand in the face or something?
@@postscript67 if you watch, you can see he actually makes that one. I think they were all real, and that's why he missed twice on the last one. I wouldn't put it past him. He was known for doing things for real.
Buster would have been 55 years old when this show aired. A highly trained acrobat/stuntman who was quite agile and knew how to make us laugh.. Buster's basketball shots were amazing.
Rocky is the great stuntman Harvey Parry...veteran of tons of movies right from the Silent era up until movies like Blazing Saddles, he was an old pal of Buster's
Un véritable génie du musical du cinéma et de la télévision buster keaton est éternel et intemporel universel car depuis son enfance jusqu'a la fin de ça vie un monument sans égale .
This was taped in front of a live audience, which means that it must be the one surviving episode of the version of his show that aired in the fall of 1949 (since the one in 1950 was done to film without an audience, a format he disliked.) It's true that the car in the ad is identified as being from 1950, but it wouldn't be unusual to advertise the hot new Studebaker model as being from the coming year.
Love anything Buster and at any age. No one could ever replace or do better than Buster!!!
charlie chaplin
Concordo!!❤❤❤❤
@@ademvoli4406 nope
he was one of the greats he can never be replaced
Those baskets he's making are amazing! In the hoop every time. I bet it was fun for him to do a live show, with an audience; must've brought him back to his vaudeville days.
I bet there was someone who caught the ball he throw and who then threw another one :D
@@turbofantasy6731 I think that is part of the joke. But what happened when he was lying on the floor? The laughter was the type you hear when something unintentionally funny has happened. Did the ball hit the off-camera stage hand in the face or something?
@@postscript67 if you watch, you can see he actually makes that one. I think they were all real, and that's why he missed twice on the last one. I wouldn't put it past him. He was known for doing things for real.
I've never heard a TV audience laugh so loud.
Lovely echoes of Buster's fantastic silent movie Battling Butler
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Buster would have been 55 years old when this show aired. A highly trained acrobat/stuntman who was quite agile and knew how to make us laugh.. Buster's basketball shots were amazing.
The audience really laughed hard by this type of comedy back in those days, Comedy-Meme brought the new era of laughter
Buster's forte was the silent screen.....but he's still good here......He gave everything to his art...
Excelente!!!!
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The great Rainbow Artist..Sir Buster Keaton..
Rocky is the great stuntman Harvey Parry...veteran of tons of movies right from the Silent era up until movies like Blazing Saddles, he was an old pal of Buster's
Strangely enjoyable really.
Thanks whoever posted this Love me some Keaton
just watched him oh the Ed Wynn show. they were both masters.
That 1950 Studebaker looked kool
I love the great stone face buster Keaton i
Un véritable génie du musical du cinéma et de la télévision buster keaton est éternel et intemporel universel car depuis son enfance jusqu'a la fin de ça vie un monument sans égale .
can I still get a Studebaker for $91.00?
Studebaker. Now that was a car.
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Dates would be nice for these things. Is it the 1949 show or the 1950-51?
The TV ad host mentioned that the car is from 1950, so I'm guessing that's the year which makes buster 55 years old.
This was taped in front of a live audience, which means that it must be the one surviving episode of the version of his show that aired in the fall of 1949 (since the one in 1950 was done to film without an audience, a format he disliked.) It's true that the car in the ad is identified as being from 1950, but it wouldn't be unusual to advertise the hot new Studebaker model as being from the coming year.
The woman started to take her shirt off. Pretty racy for eay tv.
Indeed 😂
9:18 THAT was quite an amazing stunt!!!
buster fabulous