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Lola Floyd comes out of nowhere and continues to be spazzy :D
chumshot1 8 months ago
The "elocution teacher" was played, of course, by Nancy Kulp, who appeared on a few of Jack's TV shows, and was a personal favorite of writer/producer Paul Henning; he cast her as "Pamela Livingston" on "THE BOB CUMMINGS SHOW", and as a similar character- "Jane Hathaway"- on "THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES", a year after this episode aired.
fromthesidelines 2 years ago
Howard McNear often appeared in different roles on Jack's radio/TV shows...as I said previously, this sketch exaggerated, for comedy's sake, HOW Don Wilson was hired as Benny's announcer in 1934 [of course, there was no such sponsor as "Universal Corset Company", and the CBS announcers appearing as themselves- Roy Rowan, best known as Lucy's announcer on her TV shows- and Bill Baldwin- never worked for Jack]. The one bit of truth concerning Don's hiring was that Jack DID like his "hearty laugh".
fromthesidelines 2 years ago
He was the perfect number two man for Jack. Jolly with that great big laugh. They went well together.
hwy61media 2 years ago
Oh geez! It's Floyd the Barber!!
LosAngeleno1959 2 years ago
Floyd got around especially when business was slow in the barber shop :)
hwy61media 2 years ago