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Beverly Sills and Danny Kaye opera parody!

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Uploaded by on Aug 1, 2006

Beverly Sills and Danny Kaye sings together in a memorable and hilarious opera parody.

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  • Delightful! Beverly and Danny are wonderful together and seem to be having a splendid time mixing grand opera with contemporary music (even the famous MEOW MIX jingle!). What a pity that good, clean entertainment like this is so rarely seen today. Thanks for sharing.

  • This video is great.

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  • Can you all see Looney Tunes and Bugs,Elmer,Sylvester and the random other lesser known 1 time charachters in their place!? Wow! what an influence Kaye and Sills had on the Toons of the 40,s and 50's!!!

  • is there sheet music for this????????

  • I love seeing how much fun they are both having around 5:10!

    For those who weren't around U.S. television at the time to catch the references: At 5:05, Ms. Sills sings a reference from a Kentucky Fried Chicken advertisement. Around 6:03 is the song straight from a popular Meow Mix cat food advertisement . The "Dy-no-mite" reference (1:27) was a very popular catch-phrase from a character on the sit-com "Good Times."

    Danny's part borrows from his excellent 1945 movie "Wonder Man."

  • bellissimo!!! :-DDD

  • Beverly sills singing a piece of lakme!! that's great, it's beatiful, super weird and just wonderful

  • It was in color. We had it for music classes and her dress is a lovely medium blue. Went with her wonderful hair color. The whole program was wonderful and great for kids to see.

  • Top ten on my list of best ever things to watch

    Thank you fir posting it

  • It was broadcast in Color in the U.S.

    Other countries did not have color until much later. Also, the networks sometimes only made a copy of a show in B+W for posterity. Color debuted (as we know it now) on 12/17/53, and I remember seeing it in the late 50's but it only became common in the 60's.

  • primerib:

    how come in 1975 the program was broadcast in black and white? by that time everything was in living color.

  • WONDERFUL! I enjoyed this enormously! What an amazing video! What fun! Thank you!

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