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Saveen was wonderful, the dog was real which made it such a super act. He was part of the old variety circuit, along with acts like Wilson Keplle and Betty and many others who inhabited the old variety stages, the likes of which we will never see again.

@Willieck01 Hello. Yes, sorry, I hadn't realised that the band was reformed and, indeed, with links back to the original. The artical on Wiki is very interesting.

Little Johnny took a notion for to cross the ocean wide. That was the theme tune and I do not know why. Mind you, in it's time, it was pretty good. An offshoot was created, called Softly Softly. That was quite good as well.

This man has to be the greatest ventiloquist ever. Who else ever allowed the dummy to be the star and not utter a word himself throughout the act. What other ventriloquist would have the dummy saying : You can't say" A Bottle of Beer but I can" and he is actually clearly saying these words throug...

@MANTLEBERG Is that supposed to be a joke or can we really celebrate what a wonderful ventriloquist Arthur Worsley was.

The man was truly a marvel. The greastest ever. That po face when the dummy was talking to him. He really created the illusion that the dummy was a real live person and that he was being brow beaten by the dummy. As for the "Bottle of Beer" bit, how clever for the dummy to be challenging him to s...

@guhrrlno This lady is a wonderful poet who documents everyday life in a most amusing fashion. She is not a simpleton. If you can come up with the same humorous social comment in poetry, lets here it. When is your next book of poems going to be published?

What sort of Temperance seven is this! Is it a tribute or an insult to the original guys who took the pop scene by storm back in the 1960's?

Absolutley charming and lovely

@GoldenEagle009 I am delighted to see your comments and it is wonderful to find somebody of your age who is a fan of Laurel and Hardy. Do you know that,when they were more or less finished in the movies, Bernard Delfont, in the 1950's, invited them to come to Great Britain and do a tour of the ...

This insults the memory of the great comedy duo of Laurel and Hardy. If anybody cares to look at the original films in which these routines featured they will understand the true loving and interactive being between these two wonderful guys. They do not deserve to be used for such material as t...

It gets even better after that. The lady says "what did my father die of? Stan said " I think it might have been of a Tuesday or was it a Wednesday?" Typical of these great guys. One laugh line often led straight into another.

God bless Norman Evans and Les Dawson who was very much inspired by him.

I am amazed. You press the button and the boot lifts up! You press the buttons and the windowa go up and down. fantastic stuff.

Very clever. point a camera at the pictures and say "um this is a" . Wow, Cannes Film Festival here we come.

@AustrianMusicFan It is all to do with different cultures and different developments over the centuries. Great Britain is divided from the rest of Europe by the sea. Other countries in Europe are divided by mountain ranges, rivers etc. This all leads to a rich diverse musical culture, built ove...

@jotaxi1369 Sorry, I do not understand the point you are trying to make.

This lady is fantastic. You wil find loads of postings elsewhere. Please look because they are wonderful.

@Zeegold75 What does that mean??

I saw this act at the Brighton Hipperdrome. Wonderful

It is wonderful. Was she really six when she did this?

What did the big studios to to Laurel and Hardy in the 1940's? They destroyed all the originality than came from Stans writing and the magic that existed in the old Hal Roach days.

This stuff is crap and Stan said so himself in later years. He was not allowed any artistic input into these films...

@ron101346 I totally agree. Never mind about the greatest endings, this must have been one of the greatest movies ever made. The war torn Vienna setting, the Austrian actors used for the likes of Baron Kutz, Doctor Winkel, the caretaker at Lime's flat and so on were wonderful. Add to this, the mu...

These girls are wonderful. However, most of the other wonderful postings I have found on You Tube do not have audiences who insist on clapping to the music. To my mind, a most irritating habit that seems to exclusively inflict German audiences. Why do they do it?

I think that this came from a film called "All That Zazz". Look how Bob and his boys were arrangned on the set, looking like something out of an episode of "Ready Steady Go" or "Top of The Pops" The vocalist, Bob, on a shelf at the back and other members of the band placed around like a dressed s...

Having watched many fine performances, of Christa and others, I am often amazed at the money that appears to have been spent on the sets and also the absolute size of the audience who appear, sometimes, to dissapear almost into infinity. In addition they often clap to the music ,as if they are ...

@MacabreLily Me too. i first saw this film when I was about 8-9 years of age, I am now 70years of age and I never grow tired of watching it.

Silver Threads Amongst The Gold. How lovely and more besides.

How can anybody play the accordian like that? it is wonderful.

@TOMGPII Your remark is offensive, ill informed and totally typical of the insular world that you Americans seem to inhabit.I would just like to register my disgust as a citizen of today’s Europe.We, in the UK, were at war with Germany but we have the basic intelligence to know that the Third Rei...

I am an avid fan of the third man film and the music of Anton Karas. However, I do like this. It is an amusing and well executed interpretation. However, when it comes down to it, please take me back to dear old Anton and his lovely zither tunes.

@Nojnotpu I( am glad that you have made the comment about the audience clapping. I have mentioned this irritating habit, seemingly peculiar to German audiences, several times in my comments about Christa's and other wonderful accordian performances. In the main, the reply I receive from people...

They were a legendry husband and wife team with their routes in the old music hall and variety theatre.. It is a matter of taste, and how it happends to catch you at the time, as to how funny you find them to be. It is a bit like Laurel and Hardy. They were absoloulty brilliant overall but some o...

Fantastic,wonderful stuff. However, the original black and white version was better. There are several attemps, in this version, to improve the comedy which were really not needed. The original was totally classic without need for improvement. I cannot let this comment pass, however withought say...

This stuff is wonderful, almost out of this world.

Sorry, I mean without