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I don't know about you, but this reminds me of Wal-Mart. Especially the pharmacy department in Forest Park, IL.

Several episodes of The Jack Benny...

Ian Whitcomb interviews songwriter Gerald Marks (1900-1997) in 1972. Marks wrote such great songs as "All of Me," "Is It True What They Say About D...

This is a great version of Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" performed by English bandleader Jack Hylton and his orchestra. This version was released ...

The crash of the Hindenburg in 1937....that zepplin went down hard....

Charted at #1 on Billboard in March 1947. Whistling by Elmo Tanner. Ted Weems first recorded this song in 1933. This version was recorded in 1938, ...

Early Doris Day song with Les Brown and his orchestra. Enjoy!

This was a demonstration done for Larry Parks, who would play Jolson in "Jolson Sings Again". Two takes.

Ted Williams doesn't like rehab music video (Big Boy's Neighborhood)

Jaunts to Singapore, Zanzibar, Morocco, Utopia, Rio, and Bali.

Intro added because... yeah. It's kind of amusing, but ignore it if you wish.

Song...

If you ever asked the question, "I Wonder What's Become Of Sally?" this song will provide your answer. A great spoof of the crooner craze of 1931: ...

Frank Sinatra

Reprise Recordings

(J. Kern, D. Fields)

[Recorded January 27, 1964, Los Angeles]

Some day, when I'm awfully low

When the world is...

Soundtrack from Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain.

Track # 7 : Guilty [Russ Columbo]

Cartune Classics, Walter Lantz Productions.

Creative Commons license: Public Domain.

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The cast remembers the late Merritt Butrick who played Johnny Slash and died of AIDS

A cartoon based on Jack Benny's TV show

Not all but most of the character images which Johnny Depp has performed in screen were gathered and connected, from 'A Nightmare On Elm Street' (1...

see JOLSON' WHISTLE a NEW SONG in

SAY IT WITH SONGS'29 ..take 2

JOLSON never filmed this ORG 78LP recording~

THE LITTLE RED ROSES GETS THE BLUES 4...

He is fearless (and hilarious)!!

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This Red House Furniture ad was produced as part of our I Love Local Commercials Series sponsored by MicroBilt ( http://ilovelocalcommercial... )...

Kraft commercial uses Ted Williams instead of Hitler to do voice over work for macaroni and cheese.

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1929

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+++ Dear TSA Trainees: This TSA Training Module (Video 3-6.5) supplements the TSA Training Manual on Advanced Imaging Tech...

Insightful and hilarious.

Arthur Miller on Suffering, fro Adam Curtis's documentary Century of the Self?

"Dr. Tim Keller turned me onto this film when he raved about it in one of his sermons and I'm glad he did. One of the best out-of-print movies aro...

11/27/08 Aaron is tired and stuffed, and Daddy is making funny faces!

Women eats tourkey by herself... incredible!!!!

This is Hilarious- Kid in Grocery Store Pitching a fit

Ira H. Gallen Video Resources 220 West 71st Street NYC 10023 (212) 724 - 7055 http://www.vidres@aol.com As the unofficial Baby-Boomer( IRA GALLEN )...

An old TV commercial from the 60's

Marlene Dietrich with Paul Laval's Band, at the USO Camps July 16.1944 in Alaska & over the World. Music by Norbert Schultze,English Lyrics by...

For your enjoyment: Here's a clip from the silent film West Point, starring William Haines and Joan Crawford. The footage is from a great documen...

A Short Sketch

Here is the "Worlds Greatest Entertainer" Al Jolson singing "Where did Robinson Crusoe Go with Friday on Saturday Night " Composed by Lewis, Young,...

All My Sons at the Apollo Theatre

"Dr. Tim Keller turned me onto this film when he raved about it in one of his sermons and I'm glad he did. One of the best out-of-print movies aro...

Jack Benny's routine in the studio projection room is an amusing sketch in its own right. Music by Adolph Deutsch.

An excerpt from the Colgate Comedy Hour, shown on NBC in 1952 (thanks fromthesidelines), part 1 of 2 of the routine between Wesson & Brasselle