Garry Moore Show - 1958 - The Vacuum Cleaner Salesman
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The BEST L&H impression! Thought Van Dyke would tower Chuck.....they both did their homework on them.....
TheVirajster 1 month ago
Thank you for sharing this treasure.
azdana 11 months ago
I so remember that logo of Garry Moore with his trademark crew cut.
CarlDuke 1 year ago
This is a great vintage clip!
laplata507 1 year ago
i had a hoover senior like that i wish the hose suction had been as strong on mine!!!
z30soulbrother 1 year ago
Dick van Dyke was a good friend of Stan Laurel's and spent a lot of time with Stan in his final years.
LFD254 2 years ago
I used to watch the daytime version of the Garry Moore show when I was a little kid.
Thanks for bringing back a long forgotten memory!
As far as "polite laughter" mentioned below, these shows didn't have a very big studio audience if they had one at all.
Some of the laughter sounds as if it's coming from the stage crew and the host.
bobandrayfan1 2 years ago
Great story bkaye. Stan and Ollie made it look so easy. They had funny bones but they were also master craftsmen. No one ever really pulled off a satisfactory impersonation of either. This is interesting though.
stevenhoward72 3 years ago
Chuck was a MUCH better mimic than Dick. His Norton was a bit better than his Stan. His Stan never stopped moving! The whole bit lacked the humor, editing, and nuance that the resl team had. Even though it was done live.
bkaye 3 years ago
When DIck did Stan on his own show, he called up Stan to ask him what he thought. To paraphrase: "Quite good, Dickie ... just a few things.." Then Van Dyke reported that Stan went on for maybe 30 minutes explaining all of the nuances of his character that he missed. Dick said he wished he had recorded the call. It was like an encyclopedia of comedy!
bkaye 3 years ago