Marilyn Monroe TV Debut on The Jack Benny Program - "Bye Bye Baby" (1953)

[WSWEss]

rockstar like this?....marilyn "parody" in GTA V???

[fromthesidelines]

Jack later filmed this sketch (Sam Hearn as "Schlepperman", a character on Jack's radio show in the late '30s, replaced Artie Auerbach in that version) with Jayne Mansfield, which aired on November 26, 1963 [Cliff Norton was the narrator in that version].

[mchoppy]

rockstar the teasing bastards

[muhammeducak]

Rockstar bough me here

[PeterTechGuyy]

Think L.A. Noire. And for God's sake, stop mentioning Rockstar on a non-Rockstar related video.

[iamandris]

I guess if Rockstar favorited a video of Dan Houser taking a shit you would think it "hint" also. A hint to what? A hint that you're all faggots.

Nice Marilyn Monroe clip though, she's an icon, that most modern generation will never appreciate, because they're obsessed with crappy, brainwashing entertainment.

[iamandris]

I guess if Rockstar favorited a video of Dan Houser taking a shit you would think it "hint" also. A hint to what? A hint that you're all faggots.

Nice Marilyn Monroe clip though, she's an icon, that most modern generation will never appreciate, because they're obsessed with crappy, brainwashing entertainment.

[PlutoMute]

Rockstar favorited this. It has to mean something. . .

[maleficoify]

why Rockstar?

[TheKogunEnjou]

Rockstar favorited this...

Is it a hint?

[PurpleZebraKILLS]

why did Rockstar fav this

[ninjadude183]

Rockstar favorited this hmmm...

[WissenMann]

One of my 3 childhood loves.

[Vincent50]

Wow, what a classic. Marilyn Monroe was wonderful plus this is the first time I've seen her sing on TV and so nicely too! RIP Marilyn.

[nahatsu2]

Awesome sketch and how wonderful to find it here on You tube! Thank you so much it was a rare treat today!

[laura43862]

I do realy miss her

[ceva321]

This is Marilyn at her most beautiful......why cant women look like that noow!!?!?!

[jasminxxxxx]

Does ANYONE know who made her dress or where i can find it?!

[fromthesidelines]

That's Artie Auerbach (as "Mr. Kitzel"), a frequent member of Jack's radio and early TV shows, talking to him at the beginning; Maxine Gates is the "fat woman"; Paul Frees is the ominous narrator. Incidentally, Jack later recalled that he never invited guest stars to appear on his program unless the right script was written for them to show off their comedic talents- in Marilyn's case, he said she was "wonderful".

[TallRingo]

she.....sizzles.