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Do You Remember When?
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Larry_Fout
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I like James Garner. The movie "Support Your Local Gunfighter" was very funny.
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Do any of you go far enough back to remember the Saturday night Hit Parade with Gisele McKenzie and a whole group of others? Great show!
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Larry_Fout said:Do you remember Gabby Hayes. Mainly known as Roy Roger's sidekick?
http://www.gabbyhayes.org/index/sound/greetings.wav
Great picture, thanks Larry! I remember Gabby very much. I liked such gems with Gabby as: Don't Fence Me In, Roll on Texas Moon, and Along the Navajo Trail. I also liked Under California Stars but that was with Andy Devine. Liked him too.
You'all got me so inspired I changed into my Dale Evan's outfit. Back in the saddle again but forgot my horse.
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Hackett said:
Hackett, I just saw that movie again recently. Jodie Foster was in it too. Funny film.
Missed the ending though cause I fell asleep...but these days I fall asleep in any movie after 10:00 p.m.
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McWilliams said:
Yes, that was in the olden days even before Saturday Night Live...I remember Gisele too!
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In the early, early segment of Saturday night live who were the other 3 fellows along with Don Knot that did "Where are they now?" So hilariously funny!!
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Actually this was the Tonight Show with Steve Allen, long before Saturday Night Live.
In the 'where are they now?' segment Don Knott, Louis Nye and two others which I cannot recall did the funniest of all skits!! How I'd love to see such again!
In the 'where are they now?' segment Don Knott, Louis Nye and two others which I cannot recall did the funniest of all skits!! How I'd love to see such again!
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pilgrimgal
Jeremiah 29:11 It's good!
I remember something with Dick Clark, it may have been on Saturday afternoon or night. I am not sure.
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Hi everyone....Does anyone member....
"Lucky Strikes"
candy cigarettes?
the candy was powdery,and awful. :o
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Larry_Fout
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Hi Y'all. I know I've been out of touch with this thread for a couple of days but I just had to tell you. We had breakfast at a place this morning that just fit this thread. They had old time coke "pop"/"soda" case the one where the lid flips up, an old scale (the kind that told your fortune or interesting facts about you and your future??..!!!), signs all over for Nehi, Grapette, Barqs Root beer, Ideal Bread, Wonder Bread, Double Cola, Tom's chips, etc...
Anyone remember Henny Youngman? How about the Cisco Kid, in keeping with the previous western theme?
Anyone remember Henny Youngman? How about the Cisco Kid, in keeping with the previous western theme?
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AngelDove1 said:
Does anyone member....
"Lucky Strikes"
candy cigarettes?
the candy was powdery,and awful. :o
Yes, back in the days when smoking was considered "cool" they had those candy cigs for kids. And they did taste awful.
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pilgrimgal said:I remember something with Dick Clark, it may have been on Saturday afternoon or night. I am not sure.
It was called, American Bandstand, and was a dance show which introduced much "rock n roll" music back in the sixties and was hosted by a very young Dick Clark. I don't know when it was on though.
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..birdfriend said:As I remember it was called, American Bandstand, and was a dance show which introduced much "rock n roll" music back in the sixties and was hosted by a very young Dick Clark. I don't know when it was on though.
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Am adding this animation to go with my post. Click on the thumbnail for the full effect.
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I remember it being on in the afternoon during the week. We would rush home from school and rock around the clock to the music they played. I always dreamed of being one of the dancers on the show.
There was a TV show a couple of years back that had a few episodes around that event. I think it was called American Dream??? Not sure. Well now, I must wear my poodle skirt in honor of that memory.
There was a TV show a couple of years back that had a few episodes around that event. I think it was called American Dream??? Not sure. Well now, I must wear my poodle skirt in honor of that memory.
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birdfriend said:..
Am adding this animation to go with my post. Click on the thumbnail for the full effect.
Now that is cyber "rock & roll"...
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