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7 months ago
Jimmy Osmond live in Japanese - My Little Darling
This is Jimmy Osmond singing live in Japanese his famous song "My Little Darling". He is such a cute little boy and so talented.
Latter Day angels from our City in the Mountains!
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Jimmy Osmond live in Japanese - My Little Darling
This is Jimmy Osmond singing live in Japanese his famous song "My Little Darling". He is such a cute little boy and so talented.
Whoops! Sorry, I removed a few comments because I had his and Donny's ages mixed up with different performances. It was Donny who debuted at 5 on Andy Williams. I'm only just now coming across their earliest stuff and realize Jimmy's was quite a remarkable debut at only age 3.
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Jimmy Osmond live in Japanese - My Little Darling
This is Jimmy Osmond singing live in Japanese his famous song "My Little Darling". He is such a cute little boy and so talented.
Oh gosh, he's incredible! Only 5? Has all that memorized with such intricate expression and a keen sense of rhythm? Notice how it's 4 people at whom he quickly points the second time. Is it an angel, a living doll, and a grown-up all in one?
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Jimmy Osmond live in Japanese - My Little Darling
This is Jimmy Osmond singing live in Japanese his famous song "My Little Darling". He is such a cute little boy and so talented.
Oh wow! I've never come across Jimmy younger than a teen. Here he seems to be potentially the most incredible of all the Osmonds. What an expressive little man! What a universal cuteness the others didn't have.
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ABBA Björn Ulvaeus ABBADABBADOO
ABBA Björn getting intereviewd!
Translation of the show:
Narrator: Björn Ulvaeus' sway to success is as straight as a German motorway. It all sta...
The ending of One Man, One Woman? I hear the music speak! I'm seeing songs! Those eyes!
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Nanette Fabray--What's My Line
Nanette Fabray was the mystery guest on the 18 November 1956 edition of WML.
@GPa2010 Well, actually, I first commented here just after I'd come across and commented on that. Yeah, she's so much the same that I expected the interviewer at any moment to "squeal" and expose her as the last remaining survivor of an early 80s' body snatcher invasion or something, ha ha . I re...
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Nanette Fabray--What's My Line
Nanette Fabray was the mystery guest on the 18 November 1956 edition of WML.
Well, actually, I first commented here just after I'd come across and commented on that. Yeah, she's so much the same that I expected the interviewer at any moment to "squeal" and expose her as the last remaining survivor of an early 80s' body snatcher invasion or something, ha ha . I remember ...
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Nanette Fabray--What's My Line
Nanette Fabray was the mystery guest on the 18 November 1956 edition of WML.
@GPa2010 I'll have to try to find Ms. Irene Dunne's first WML. It's such an entertaining escape to join in on the huge smiles and eye-watering laughter of that world. We're lucky it's oh-so-familiar (I'm 45). Yeah, golden clips shared by awesome people!
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9 months ago
bewitched-4x02-Toys in Babeland pt 3
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"Pittsburgh?!! Sam, our daughter just made a long distance call on a toy telephone, doesn't that bother you?!!" I think I've laughed the most at Dick York's expressions and reactions. His eyes are powerful.
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It IS a cool song that might have come about too late. I discovered it on an old I've Got a Secret episode. It was played for the panel celebrities and they reacted favorably. Funny, though, each one was clearly bewildered by a first listen to the Ronettes' Be My Baby that was actually #1 on t...
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Interview with film icon Bette Davis
Steve gets into his 'way-back' machine and revisits an interview he conducted with Bette Davis shortly before her death, more than 20 years ago.
This is the first I've seen her eyes without the intensity that, I guess, was a big part of her strength. She's finally face-to-face with her weakness (his looks). She's adorable. Her eyes ARE extraordinary.
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KTVT KFJZ TV Slam Bang Theater Opening Theme circa 1960
Fort Worth's own Icky Twerp was our host of Slam Bang Theater. The pie thrown broke the plate glass window in front of the camera. This was NOT sup...
@bootspur Ft. Worth was great for us kids back then! Here in Tyler we managed to be glued to the whole hour every morning during breakfast and getting ready for school. This adult stuff was kids stuff, too.
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KXTX-TV "NewsLine 39" - 1991
Karin Hoyer with the latest on the Gulf War and its impact "even in Texas."
I was born in '65. It was a big deal to have LVO Cable here in Tyler (between Dallas and Shreveport) so we could watch the new independent KXTX Channel 39 that competed with Fort Worth's KTVT Channel 11 in the early 70s.
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whitehousetexas
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11 months ago
Oranges Poranges - Pufnstuf
Witchypoo does a singing act to try to steel the golden flute!
I remember thinking this scene's cloaked Witchiepoo is funnier than normal. Her quickness is more comical if a costume is in the way. She should have a traditional witch's cloak instead of hobo stuff, color contrast and kicking legs that distract from her speedy facial gestures.
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Mary Hopkin - In My Life [HD video / Excellent picture quality]
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Such an example of a generation is unmatched by that of any other. I was just a kid, but this stuff easily bridged any generation gap.
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Billie Hayes on Bewitched
Billie Hayes, best known as Witchiepoo from "HR Pufnstuf", appeared in "Bewitched"'s last season in Ep. #238: "Hansel and Gretel in Samanthaland" a...
She's a better Witchiepoo in traditional cloak and hat. Her marvelous quickness of expression is funnier, not as silly as with the hobo cap, jagged skirt, clown face and those Buster Browns.
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Billie Hayes on Bewitched
Billie Hayes, best known as Witchiepoo from "HR Pufnstuf", appeared in "Bewitched"'s last season in Ep. #238: "Hansel and Gretel in Samanthaland" a...
@seanviv2 Same here at 45! I've recently rediscovered Lidsville. Actually was confused by the lunchbox (my very first) before I saw just a few episodes back then, but Charles Nelson Reilly IS so cool and there's a mystique about the whole thing.
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Dark Shadows - Carolyn Stoddard Interview
Interesting retrospect on the great show Dark Shadows in an interview from Nancy Barrett(Carolyn Stoddard).
Wow! She is EXACTLY the same! Louis Edmonds' lines hit really hard and quick.
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Cass Elliot PufNstuff Movie W/ Martha Raye & Billie Hayes
Cass' song from the movie!!!!
I got this off an old VHS This is the property of whoever owns the rights to Sid & Marty Kroffts work this is just f...
It IS a nice Mamas and the Papas thing with the sound and effects, but I don't understand why Martha Raye's character is disrespectful. You just don't show Martha Raye dozing off while Ellen Cohen is singing.
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whitehousetexas
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1 year ago
Robin McNamara - Lay A Little Lovin' On Me - 45 RPM
Original Steed Records #724
Vinyl 45 RPM
Debut 5/30/70
Peaked at #11 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart
Robin McNamara is a MALE singer!
Written by ...
Yeah! Stay in love with the 45s. I got an earlier Technics and it cues nicely (quarter turn) just after the Carpenters "All Hit Radio!" jingle (hobby FM transmitter 97.3 for the neighbors). This one's a good 14 second jock intro. I always thought it was Donna Fargo. The "honey doggonit I dep...
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Judy Laughs
"While filming the scene where Dorothy slaps the Cowardly Lion, Judy Garland got the giggles so badly that they had to take a break in shooting. Th...
It's a grin alright, but it seems to be less than the result of a director's slap in the face.
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Wow! Frances Gumm from Minnesota looks as good as she sounds!
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ABBA Soldiers The 9/11 Video!
The September 11, 2001 attacks (often referred to as 9/11—pronounced "nine eleven") consisted of a series of coordinated suicide terrorist attacks ...
Just wait. Bush is no beast. Bush is a bush. The squared-off, blood-shot starry eye of the flag will rescue all of us in nuclear war from the overpopulation. "Oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave? (the flag left on the moon) O'er the land of the free, and the home of the brave!"
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Minnie Pearl
Comedy routine [Opry Live '50s]
Rod Brasfield came out singing a Faron Young (the host) song. "Blow boy, blow!" was slang for somebody to go away. Minnie replies, "You gotch here, didn't you?" Then Rodney says, "He's the first cousin to clothes (look sharp)."
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whitehousetexas
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1 year ago
Judy and June Allyson
****Yes I know crappy hand camera quality! BUT it's the story that counts, lol.
***It might be loud...I'm just saying.
"Tea for Two" segment f...
Allyson WAS really hip in Good News!
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National Anthem USA (ALL VERSES)
USA national anthem, the Star spangled banner...with lyrics.
Two verse version of the US anthem.
Fellow citizen! Realize the Stars and Stripes is a squared-off representation of a blood-shot eye of the heavens. It's not gonna hurt if we use the word God for heaven. We have to use some kind of word. In God We Trust!
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whitehousetexas
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1 year ago
RUSSIAN National Anthem
Russian (Soviet) national anthem.
Whoops! Sorry, I can't find but the Soviet anthem with the Russian flag. The Soviet Union launched, orbited and landed a shuttle WITHOUT ANYBODY on it? My God! The moon landings started 40 years ago. We know we Americans suck. So did we just before Hitler and his pinwheel.
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RUSSIAN National Anthem
Russian (Soviet) national anthem.
The squared-off, bloodshot eye of the heavens is on the moon. Is that.......God?
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RUSSIAN National Anthem
Russian (Soviet) national anthem.
It's very nice! I drink vodka like it's water. But, why didn't the Russians, much closer to this land, come before the Europeans from the other side way across the Atlantic? The rebels of the English king, unknowingly, sewed a banner that symbolized a (squared-off) bloodshot eye of the above....
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Carpenters - For All We Know
Carpenters - For All We Know (karaoke - original footage)
Love looks at the two of you for a lifetime!
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About whitehousetexas
Judith Durham TV Interview March 2010 (1 of 3)
Many thanks to Brian54M for bringing this to my attention.
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whitehousetexas said:
What an angelface! She makes me cry. Well, so did "Georgy Girl" when I was a kid. It WAS a STANDARD plunked right in the middle of the Beatles.
Sketches on a Tudor Psalm
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whitehousetexas said:
Yes, SHSU!! Atop the high hill Old Main towered over the counties!
Investiture Ceremony from The Nun's Story
From the Movie "The Nun's Story" Starring Audrey Hepburn
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whitehousetexas said:
@requiem141 Thanks. I now notice many other white cloaks in the ceremony. I hadn't realized a certain look is represented. I'm also enlightened about the Marian order's scapular. The look of the habit is especially moving throughout the film.
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Shirley Temple in 'Heidi'
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whitehousetexas said:
Yeah, even we 70s brats liked this one. Notice the children's ability to act as adults acting as children? Such was the appeal for any generation.
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