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Birthdays 1.4
Beer Birthdays
Charles Deulin (1827)
Denis Holliday (1917)
Derek Walsh (1958)
Kevin Pratt (1962)
Five Favorite Birthdays
Les Brown; big band leader, jazz musician (1912)
Albert Camus; author, existentialist (1913)
Matt Frewer; actor (1958)
Jakob Grimm; fairy tale author (1785)
Michael Stipe; rock musician (1960)
Famous Birthdays
Henri Bergson; philosopher (1865)
Louis Braille; Braille inventor (1809)
Dyan Cannon; actor (1937)
Charles Deulin; French folk tale writer (1827)
Everett Dirksen; politician (1896)
Max Eastman; writer (1883)
Dave Foley; actor, comedian (1963)
Tito Fuentes; baseball player (1944)
Sterling Holloway; actor (1905)
Patty Loveless; country singer (1957)
Ann Magnuson; actor, performance artist (1956)
John McLaughlin; musician (1942)
Julia Ormond; actor (1965)
Floyd Patterson; boxer (1935)
Benjamin Rush; physician, politician (1746)
Julian Sands; actor (1958)
William Robert Sherman; character in Stephen King's book Hearts in Atlantis
Don Shula; football coach (1930)
Tom Thumb; entertainer (1838)
James Ussher; bishop, calculated Earth began Nov. 23,.4004 BCE (1581)
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BOB HOPE’S WORLD OF COMEDY
October 30, 1976
Produced and Directed by Jack Haley Jr.
Written by: Charles Lee with Gig Henry, Jeffrey Barron, Katherine Green, and Jack Haley Jr.
Bob Hope (Himself, Host) was born Lesley Townes Hope in England in 1903. During his extensive career in virtually all forms of media he received five honorary Academy Awards. In 1945 Desi Arnaz was the orchestra leader on Bob Hope’s radio show. Ball and Hope did four films together. He appeared as himself on the season 6 opener of “I Love Lucy.” He did a brief cameo in a 1964 episode of “The Lucy Show.” When Lucille Ball moved to NBC in 1980, Hope appeared on her welcome special. He died in 2003 at age 100.
Lucille Ball (Herself) was born on August 6, 1911 in Jamestown, New York. She began her screen career in 1933 and was known in Hollywood as ‘Queen of the B’s’ due to her many appearances in ‘B’ movies. With Richard Denning, she starred in a radio program titled “My Favorite Husband” which eventually led to the creation of “I Love Lucy,” a television situation comedy in which she co-starred with her real-life husband, Latin bandleader Desi Arnaz. The program was phenomenally successful, allowing the couple to purchase what was once RKO Studios, re-naming it Desilu. When the show ended in 1960 (in an hour-long format known as “The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour”) so did Lucy and Desi’s marriage. In 1962, hoping to keep Desilu financially solvent, Lucy returned to the sitcom format with “The Lucy Show,” which lasted six seasons. She followed that with a similar sitcom “Here’s Lucy” co-starring with her real-life children, Lucie and Desi Jr., as well as Gale Gordon, who had joined the cast of “The Lucy Show” during season two. Before her death in April 1989, Lucy made one more attempt at a sitcom with “Life With Lucy,” also with Gordon, which was not a success and was canceled after just 13 episodes.
Neil Simon (Himself) is a playwright and screenwriter responsible for more than 30 plays, most of which were seen on Broadway and adapted into films. At the time, one of his most enduring plays The Odd Couple was being done on television. In 1983 became the only living playwright to have a New York theatre named in his honor. In 1960, when it was still called the Alvin Theatre, Lucille Ball appeared there in the musical Wildcat.
Don Rickles (Himself) worked as a stand-up comic in nightclubs for nearly 20 years before making his film debut in 1958. Rickles was known as an insult comic and became a staple of Hollywood roasts. In “Lucy the Fight Manager” (TLS S5;E20) he made his first and last acting appearance with Lucille Ball, but would be seen with her on variety shows and specials through 1988. Rickles was the voice of Mr. Potato Head in the animated Toy Story franchise. He died in April 2017 at age 90.
Norman Lear (Himself) is a television writer and producer responsible for such hits as “All in the Family,” “Maude,” “One Day at a Time,” “The Jeffersons,” and many others. He received three Emmy Awards for his work on “All in the Family.”
Caroll Spinney (Big Bird) started playing Big Bird on “Sesame Street” in 1969. In 2000, Big Bird was named a Living Legend by the United States Library of Congress. Created by Jim Henson, Big Bird is one of two Muppets to have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Spinney has been honored with four Daytime Emmy Awards for his portrayals on the series and two Grammy Awards for his related recordings. Two recordings of Spinney's voice have earned Gold Record status.
As with many Bob Hope specials, the show is sponsored by Texaco.
Bob Hope's opening monologue talks mainly about the Presidential Election, which would take place in two weeks. Incumbent president Gerald Ford ran against Jimmy Carter. He also touches on the World Series, the Swine Flu epidemic, Zsa Zsa Gabor's multiple marriages, and the CB radio craze.
Bob's first guest is Big Bird from “Sesame Street” (Caroll Spinney). Big Bird does an ad-lib impersonation of Jack Benny that makes Hope laugh. This kicks off a montage of clips about animals.
A pet shop staffed by Bob Newhart
Jackie Gleason playing golf with Mildred, a chimp in How To Commit Marriage (1969)
Roy Rogers and Trigger “the wonder horse”
Julie London with puppies who prove not to be housebroken
Dan Rowan with a horse and Dick Martin with a camel
Hope with his dog in a vet's waiting room and Betty Grable there with a race horse
Hope and Greer Garson in divorce court fighting over their dog, Mr. Smith
Lassie as the subject of “This is Your Life” in a spoof from “The Bob Hope Show”
Next Hope introduces a montage of clips featuring international stars.
Maurice Chevalier (France)
Eva Gabor (Hungary)
Zsa Zsa Gabor (Hungary) with Angie Dickinson
Ingrid Bergman (Sweden)
Anita Ekberg (Sweden) with William Holden and Robert Strauss
Olivia Newton John (Australia)
Rex Harrison (England) and Lilli Palmer (Poland) with Janis Paige
David Niven (England) with Marilyn Maxwell
After a Texaco commercial, Bob introduces Lucy Ricardo aka Lucy Carmichael aka “the bionic woman of comedy” - Lucille Ball.
Lucy reminisces with Bob, which leads to a black and white clip of a sketch from “The Bob Hope Show” (September 24, 1962). In it, Lucy plays a District Attorney and Bob a gangster named Bugsy Hope.
Back on stage, Bob asks Lucy the secret to her show's endearing success. She says that it has to do with the realatable domestic situations created by the writers. Bob add that the physical comedy gives her comedy world-wide appeal. Lucy says that as of last count her shows were seen in 79 countries. Lucy says she's heard herself dubbed in Japanese, and that in South America it is HER who as the accent. Asked about being a legend, Lucy says it is “kind of like an obituary” but she's very grateful.
After another Texaco break, Bob talks about slapstick and introduces a montage of clips.
Ernie Kovacs trying to sell his house during an earthquake
Bob as Bobby Riggs playing against Billie Jean King (Ann-Margret)
Hope and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. as astronauts walking in space
Jack Benny using hidden cameras in his home to avoid paying Hope a guest-star fee
The second hour of the special kicks off with Hope introducing playwright Neil Simon. They talk about writing, the difference between drama and comedy, and ethnic humor, which is the cue for the next montage of clips about vaudeville.
Hope and Crosby do a routine
Hope, Crosby, Steve Allen, and Jack Paar are child actors competing for the same job
Danny Thomas as a candy seller interrupting Hope's act by stealing all his punchlines
Donald O'Connor as Wingo the Magnificent, a knife thrower, with Hope as Courageous Targo, his human target
Hope introduces Don Rickles, who promotes his new show “CPO Sharkey” which he compares to Phil Silvers in “Sergeant Bilko.” Hope says he's been the victim of insult comedy, which begins a montage of clips where Bob is insulted by:
Milton Berle
Tony Randall
Redd Foxx
Glenn Campbell
Gina Lollobridgida
Jerry Colonna
Dorothy Lamour
Tony Bennett
Fred MacMurray
Joan Crawford
George Sanders
Frank Sinatra
Troy Donahue
Hedda Hopper
John Wayne
Dyan Cannon
Debbie Reynolds (with Jack Benny)
Juliet Prowse
Bob Hope introduces Norman Lear, who mentions he has no shows on NBC. They talk about “Mary Hartman Mary Hartman,” the 'Family Hour,' his flops like “Hot L Baltimore,” and Archie Bunker. The next batch of clips is about satire.
Johnny Carson as a playboy movie star Rock Carson appearing on a talk show
Hope, Burt Reynolds and Dyan Canon spoof the TV series “Paper Moon”
A sketch called “Bananaz” (“Bonanza”) starring Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, and Juliet Prowse
A “Batman” spoof starring Martha Rae as Bat Girl and Bob Hope as the villain Lobsterman
Medical dramas are poked fun at by Hope, Barbara Eden, and Lee Marvin
After a commercial, the montages are about dancing. Some of Hope's choreographed clips:
Dancing with Raquel Welch
Doing Eddie Foy's famous sand dance
Soft shoe with Pearl Bailey
A trio with Jeanne Crain and Betty Hutton
A challenge dance with George Burns
Rare footage of Dean Martin dancing alongside Hope
Polly Bergen, Jimmy Durante and Hope dance as babies while on their knees (above photo)
A partner dance with Ginger Rogers
Hoofing with Hope and Jimmy Cagney
Modern dance with Ann-Margret
Hat and cane steps with Sammy Davis Jr.
Hope wraps up the special with a look at some of the comedians of the past.
Budd Abbott and Lou Costello (above photo)
Fred Allen
Gracie Allen
Cliff Arquette aka Charlie Weaver
Mischa Auer
Robert Benchley
Jack Benny
Willy Best
Fanny Brice, the original 'Funny Girl'
Joe E. Brown
Billy Burke
Eddie Cantor
Jack Carson
Charles Correll, Amos of “Amos 'n' Andy”
Wally Cox
Joan Davis
Marie Dressler
Leon Errol
W.C. Fields
Billy Gilbert, the greatest sneeze in show business
Ted Healy and the Three Stooges
Hugh Herbert
Judy Holliday
Edward Everett Horton
Buster Keaton
Edgar 'Slow Burn' Kennedy
Ernie Kovacs
Burt Lahr
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy
Harold Lloyd
Carol Lombard
Harpo and Chico Marx
Donald Meek
Victor Moore
Jack Norton, the perennial drunk
Franklin Pangborn
Joe Penner
Will Rodgers
Irene Ryan, Granny of “The Beverly Hillbillies”
Charlie Ruggles
S.Z. 'Cuddles' Sakall
Max Sennett, king of the Keystone Cops
Arthur Treacher
Burt Wheeler and Robert Wolsey
Ed Wynn
This Day in Lucy History – October 29th
“The Diet” (ILL S1;E3) – October 29, 1951
"Visitor from Italy" (ILL S6;E5) – October 29, 1956
"Lucy Buys a Sheep" (TLS S1;E5) – October 29, 1961
"Lucy and Andy Griffith" (HL S6;E8) – October 29, 1973
#Bob Hope's World of Comedy#Bob Hope#Lucille Ball#Neil Simon#Norman Lear#BIg Bird#Caroll Spinney#1976#TV#NBC#Jack Haley Jr.#Don Rickles#Texaco
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hdkshfjk oh no i said brock kelly in that one post but i meant dyan everett...
imagine colin ford and dylan everett redoing the show together
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Birthdays 1.4
Beer Birthdays
Charles Deulin (1827)
Denis Holliday (1917)
Derek Walsh (1958)
Kevin Pratt (1962)
Five Favorite Birthdays
Les Brown; big band leader, jazz musician (1912)
Albert Camus; author, existentialist (1913)
Matt Frewer; actor (1958)
Jakob Grimm; fairy tale author (1785)
Michael Stipe; rock musician (1960)
Famous Birthdays
Henri Bergson; philosopher (1865)
Louis Braille; Braille inventor (1809)
Dyan Cannon; actor (1937)
Charles Deulin; French folk tale writer (1827)
Everett Dirksen; politician (1896)
Max Eastman; writer (1883)
Dave Foley; actor, comedian (1963)
Tito Fuentes; baseball player (1944)
Sterling Holloway; actor (1905)
Patty Loveless; country singer (1957)
Ann Magnuson; actor, performance artist (1956)
John McLaughlin; musician (1942)
Julia Ormond; actor (1965)
Floyd Patterson; boxer (1935)
Benjamin Rush; physician, politician (1746)
Julian Sands; actor (1958)
William Robert Sherman; character in Stephen King's book Hearts in Atlantis
Don Shula; football coach (1930)
Tom Thumb; entertainer (1838)
James Ussher; bishop, calculated Earth began Nov. 23,.4004 BCE (1581)
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Birthdays 1.4
Beer Birthdays
Charles Deulin (1827)
Denis Holliday (1917)
Derek Walsh (1958)
Kevin Pratt (1962)
Five Favorite Birthdays
Les Brown; big band leader, jazz musician (1912)
Albert Camus; author, existentialist (1913)
Matt Frewer; actor (1958)
Jakob Grimm; fairy tale author (1785)
Michael Stipe; rock musician (1960)
Famous Birthdays
Henri Bergson; philosopher (1865)
Louis Braille; Braille inventor (1809)
Dyan Cannon; actor (1937)
Charles Deulin; French folk tale writer (1827)
Everett Dirksen; politician (1896)
Max Eastman; writer (1883)
Dave Foley; actor, comedian (1963)
Tito Fuentes; baseball player (1944)
Sterling Holloway; actor (1905)
Patty Loveless; country singer (1957)
Ann Magnuson; actor, performance artist (1956)
John McLaughlin; musician (1942)
Julia Ormond; actor (1965)
Floyd Patterson; boxer (1935)
Benjamin Rush; physician, politician (1746)
Julian Sands; actor (1958)
William Robert Sherman; character in Stephen King's book Hearts in Atlantis
Don Shula; football coach (1930)
Tom Thumb; entertainer (1838)
James Ussher; bishop, calculated Earth began Nov. 23,.4004 BCE (1581)
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Birthdays 1.4
Beer Birthdays
Charles Deulin (1827)
Denis Holliday (1917)
Derek Walsh (1958)
Kevin Pratt (1962)
Five Favorite Birthdays
Les Brown; big band leader, jazz musician (1912)
Albert Camus; author, existentialist (1913)
Matt Frewer; actor (1958)
Jakob Grimm; fairy tale author (1785)
Michael Stipe; rock musician (1960)
Famous Birthdays
Henri Bergson; philosopher (1865)
Louis Braille; Braille inventor (1809)
Dyan Cannon; actor (1937)
Charles Deulin; French folk tale writer (1827)
Everett Dirksen; politician (1896)
Max Eastman; writer (1883)
Dave Foley; actor, comedian (1963)
Tito Fuentes; baseball player (1944)
Sterling Holloway; actor (1905)
Patty Loveless; country singer (1957)
Ann Magnuson; actor, performance artist (1956)
John McLaughlin; musician (1942(
Julia Ormond; actor (1965)
Floyd Patterson; boxer (1935)
Benjamin Rush; physician, politician (1746)
Julian Sands; actor (1958)
William Robert Sherman; character in Stephen King's book Hearts in Atlantis
Don Shula; football coach (1930)
Tom Thumb; entertainer (1838)
James Ussher; bishop, calculated Earth began Nov. 23,.4004 BCE (1581)
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Birthdays 1.4
Beer Birthdays
Charles Deulin (1827)
Denis Holliday (1917)
Derek Walsh (1958)
Kevin Pratt (1962)
Five Favorite Birthdays
Les Brown; big band leader, jazz musician (1912)
Albert Camus; author, existentialist (1913)
Matt Frewer; actor (1958)
Jakob Grimm; fairy tale author (1785)
Michael Stipe; rock musician (1960)
Famous Birthdays
Henri Bergson; philosopher (1865)
Louis Braille; Braille inventor (1809)
Dyan Cannon; actor (1937)
Charles Deulin; French folk tale writer (1827)
Everett Dirksen; politician (1896)
Max Eastman; writer (1883)
Dave Foley; actor, comedian (1963)
Tito Fuentes; baseball player (1944)
Sterling Holloway; actor (1905)
Patty Loveless; country singer (1957)
Ann Magnuson; actor, performance artist (1956)
John McLaughlin; musician (1942(
Julia Ormond; actor (1965)
Floyd Patterson; boxer (1935)
Benjamin Rush; physician, politician (1746)
Julian Sands; actor (1958)
William Robert Sherman; character in Stephen King's book Hearts in Atlantis
Don Shula; football coach (1930)
Tom Thumb; entertainer (1838)
James Ussher; bishop, calculated Earth began Nov. 23,.4004 BCE (1581)
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Birthdays 1.4
Beer Birthdays
Charles Deulin (1827)
Denis Holliday (1917)
Derek Walsh (1958)
Kevin Pratt (1962)
Five Favorite Birthdays
Les Brown; big band leader, jazz musician (1912)
Albert Camus; author, existentialist (1913)
Matt Frewer; actor (1958)
Jakob Grimm; fairy tale author (1785)
Michael Stipe; rock musician (1960)
Famous Birthdays
Henri Bergson; philosopher (1865)
Louis Braille; Braille inventor (1809)
Dyan Cannon; actor (1937)
Charles Deulin; French folk tale writer (1827)
Everett Dirksen; politician (1896)
Max Eastman; writer (1883)
Dave Foley; actor, comedian (1963)
Tito Fuentes; baseball player (1944)
Sterling Holloway; actor (1905)
Patty Loveless; country singer (1957)
Ann Magnuson; actor, performance artist (1956)
John McLaughlin; musician (1942(
Julia Ormond; actor (1965)
Floyd Patterson; boxer (1935)
Benjamin Rush; physician, politician (1746)
Julian Sands; actor (1958)
William Robert Sherman; character in Stephen King's book Hearts in Atlantis
Don Shula; football coach (1930)
Tom Thumb; entertainer (1838)
James Ussher; bishop, calculated Earth began Nov. 23,.4004 BCE (1581)
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Birthdays 1.4
Beer Birthdays
Charles Deulin (1827)
Denis Holliday (1917)
Kevin Pratt (1962)
Five Favorite Birthdays
Les Brown; big band leader, jazz musician (1912)
Albert Camus; author, existentialist (1913)
Matt Frewer; actor (1958)
Jakob Grimm; fairy tale author (1785)
Michael Stipe; rock musician (1960)
Famous Birthdays
Henri Bergson; philosopher (1865)
Louis Braille; Braille inventor (1809)
Dyan Cannon; actor (1937)
Charles Deulin; French folk tale writer (1827)
Everett Dirksen; politician (1896)
Max Eastman; writer (1883)
Dave Foley; actor, comedian (1963)
Tito Fuentes; baseball player (1944)
Sterling Holloway; actor (1905)
Patty Loveless; country singer (1957)
Ann Magnuson; actor, performance artist (1956)
John McLaughlin; musician (1942(
Julia Ormond; actor (1965)
Floyd Patterson; boxer (1935)
Benjamin Rush; physician, politician (1746)
Julian Sands; actor (1958)
William Robert Sherman; character in Stephen King's book Hearts in Atlantis
Don Shula; football coach (1930)
Tom Thumb; entertainer (1838)
James Ussher; bishop, calculated Earth began Nov. 23,.4004 BCE (1581)
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Birthdays 1.4
Beer Birthdays
Denis Holliday (1917)
Kevin Pratt (1962)
Five Favorite Birthdays
Les Brown; big band leader, jazz musician (1912)
Albert Camus; author, existentialist (1913)
T.S. Eliot; poet (1888)
Matt Frewer; actor (1958)
Michael Stipe; rock musician (1960)
Famous Birthdays
Henri Bergson; philosopher (1865)
Louis Braille; Braille inventor (1809)
Dyan Cannon; actor (1937)
Everett Dirksen; politician (1896)
Max Eastman; writer (1883)
Dave Foley; actor, comedian (1963)
Tito Fuentes; baseball player (1944)
Jakob Grimm; fairy tale author (1785)
Sterling Holloway; actor (1905)
Christopher Isherwood; writer (1904)
Patty Loveless; country singer (1957)
Ann Magnuson; actor, performance artist (1956)
John McLaughlin; musician (1942(
Julia Ormond; actor (1965)
Floyd Patterson; boxer (1935)
Benjamin Rush; physician, politician (1746)
Julian Sands; actor (1958)
William Robert Sherman; character in Stephen King's book Hearts in Atlantis
Don Shula; football coach (1930)
Tom Thumb; entertainer (1838)
James Ussher; bishop, calculated Earth began Nov. 23,.4004 BCE (1581)
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