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December 10, 1980 at the premiere of SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES at the Chinese Theater in Hollywood. Arthur Lake and Penny Singleton played Dagood and Blonie in the movies. Also see in this clip: Sid Caesar.
This footage was shot on Super 8MM sound film.
Permission...
Photo taken at the premiere of the movie SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES 12/10/80 - Permission granted to copy, publish or post but please credit "photo by Alan Light" if you can. Thanks.
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There was a guy I worked with when I was 18, a genuine shy guy. One day at trade he did something be like to this cigarette pic. Something clicked in me, and I knew I would ally him.
and did you? i had a correspond to expirience, also at 18, the "zing minute" was so strong but we never did more than gomerel around a coupla times....i still keep tabs on that guy for coming referral. i shape it still might meet with, when we're old and ancient perchance.
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One Funny Lady, or, How I Was Killed by Phyllis Diller
One of my marked pleasures of writing The Object at Hand column, along with the chance to find and report wonderful “back stories,” has been the chance to interview remarkable people. Sometimes these interviewees aren’t well known, and sometimes they’re famous. Not being a household name is no indicator that an interrogate won’t be fun, any more than fame guarantees an intriguing conversation. But when fame and fascination mix, so much the better.
I found that happy mix interviewing the true clarinetist and bandleader Artie Shaw , whose music had given so much joy to my parents, when he told me that after he retired, superb and successful, in his 50s, he never touched the clarinet again but went on to win many international shooting contests. And again when I talked to Mel Brooks about his habits as a writer for Sid Caesar—on my cell phone on a California freeway, unable to take notes. But certainly one of my most memorable conversations was with the comedy eminent Phyllis Diller —memorable in large part because after getting off the phone with the comic, now in her 90s, my sides unhappy from laughing.
So why did Sid Caesar's first show get canceled?
Habitual shows just don't get canceled~
Really his first show The Admiral Broadway Revue was a big hit but the sponsor Admiral appliance couldn't keep up with the demand for new TV sets and they had to counterbalance the show after 26 weeks even though it was a big success. "According
In point of fact his first show The Admiral Broadway Revue was a big hit but the sponsor Admiral appliance couldn't keep up with the demand for new TV sets and they had to annul the show after 26 weeks even though it was a big success. "According to Sid,
is Sid Caesar still alive?
CAESAR, SID
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Son of a Yonkers restaurant-owner, Sid Caesar learned first-hand the variety of dialects and accents he would later be known to impersonator as a comedian. But his first performing interest was
Why was Sid Caesar's shows so popular?
It's no more than beyond my time and I'm curious.
Sid Caesar - Bookshelf
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288 pages |
Caesar's Hours, My Life in Comedy, with Love and Laughter The renowned television star tells the backstage stories of the classic comedy of Your Show of Shows, Caesar's Hour, and other watershed programs |
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About this book It is no extravagance to say that without Sid Caesar, comedy in America would have been a lot less funny. He was the star and guiding force behind Your Show of Shows and Caesar's Hour, two of the most innovative programs in the Halcyon Age of Television, and the writers and stars of those shows went on to create the plays, movies, and sitcoms that we now regard as of as classic American comedy. So many of our greatest comedy writers--Carl Reiner, Mel Brooks, Neil Simon, Larry Gelbart, Woody Allen--were part of Sid Caesar's imaginative troupe. Sid was a master not only of comedic performance, but also of developing characters that the audience could relate to, finding the humor in bourgeois situations rather than through vaudeville-type gags. His was a comedy truly drawn from the human condition. Caesar's Hours is Sid Caesar 's artistic autobiography, his account of how these consequential routines were fashioned and performed, and the interactions that gave birth to them. He takes us inside the famed writers'... |
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Where have I been?, an autobiography |
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80, From Ben Bradlee to Lena Horne to Carl Reiner, Our Most Famous Eighty Year Olds, Reveal Why They Never Felt So Young But in terms of extravaganza,the greatest Caesar of them all was unquestionably Sid.As the incomparable star of Your Show of Shows, Sid Caesar dominated ... |
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About this book "Don't be surprised, Pussycat," said Helen Gurley Brown, still alluring at eighty-four, "We're all survivors and proud of it. We want to talk about it."And they do. Eighty of America's most famous eighty year-olds over on their journeys to the big 8-0 and describe the passions that keep them young. They all have opinions about today's world what is good about being eighty and what keeps them indispensable. The members of this generation have spent eighty-plus years honing the art of living and they have secrets to allot. Their personal stories are truly inspirational."My answer to growing old at any age, whether you're growing to be twenty , or forty, or sixty or eighty, is to fall in infatuation and stay in love." --Ray Bradbury, 86, author"It's interesting to me--my career has taken off now that I'm ninety-five. It's absolutely taken off. I had to wait 'til I was ninety-five to be this popular." --Kitty Carlisle Hart, 95, thrush"I say quite sincerely that this is the best time of my life." --Hugh... |
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Sid Caesar - News
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Son of Pioneering Comedic Actor Howard Morris Releases Modern Rock Album ... actor/superintendent Howard Morris, who achieved fame in the 1950s co-starring with Carl Reiner and Imogene Coca on the famous Sid Caesar's "Your Show of |
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Review | In the New Theatre's 'Sunshine Boys,' grumpy old men can be so ... Before becoming one of the most thriving Broadway playwrights in history, Simon was a joke writer for 1950s television star Sid Caesar, |
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Reporters' Notebook / Bits and pieces of news... OLAF FUB SEZ: According to fool Sid Caesar, born on this date in 1922, "The trouble with telling a good story is that it invariably reminds the other |