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Dean Martin, Don Rickles, & Roy Rogers.

Don is a bartender while Dean and Roy have a shootout.

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Quote from chester7777

Maybe this graphic explanation will help -

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Looks like one of those diagrams the coach explains to a football team!

Dean & Bob Newhart as a driving instructor & student

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Here is a Old Chilibill Commercial and I had Changed the Name of my Chili to "Duke's Chili" in 1976.
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Chilibill


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Great clips, and thanks for sharing them.

That was pretty warped Chester. That is something that may not be as common.

Cheers

Boy, that driver sure heeded those words,
'be careful, when pulling out!"

Chester, that T.V. Station is Long Gone and is Now in Phoenix !
Bill

Here's one for the baseball fan.

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Here's the wikipedia, piece relating to this sketch,
which was Abbott and Costello's signature one.

"Who's on First?"

"Who's on First?" is Abbott & Costello's signature routine. They always referred to it informally as "Baseball." Abbott has organized a new baseball team, and the players have nicknames: the first baseman is named Who, the second baseman What, the third baseman I Don't Know, the pitcher Tomorrow, the catcher Today, the left field Why and so on. Lou gets the pronouns mixed up. Bud and Lou could time the routine at will, adding or deleting portions as needed for films, radio, or television. If their director asked them to fill four minutes, for example, Bud and Lou would do four minutes' worth of the baseball bit. "Who's on First?" is believed to be available in as many as 20 versions, ranging from one minute to about 10 minutes. The longest version is seen in "The Actors' Home," an episode of their filmed TV series, in which "Who's on First?" constitutes the second half of the program. Perhaps the best rendition of the act was a live performance commemorating the opening day of the Lou Costello, Jr. Youth Foundation, in 1947. This special performance was recorded, and has appeared on numerous comedy albums. The team's final performance of "Who's on First?" was seen on Steve Allen's TV variety show, in 1957.

That Is a Classic, and All Of Us Young People were Trying To Copy It In The Good Old Days !!!

Bill

Keith, thanks for the history lesson on this. I enjoy it every time. When I was in High School, we did this skit and had a hoot of a time doing it. It was difficult to say the least but it was fun. The director was such a perfectionist that he would almost hit us. I don't think we ever did it all the way through correct, but we pointed it out to our perfect director that Abbot & Costello never did either, and they were professional. However, it was perfect for them at the time they did it which is what made it great.

Cheers Hondo

Now, Now Chester, you sure are pushing the limits on this one. This is really great! Keep 'em coming.

Cheers

That Fat Guy Is Funny, O I forgot "The Large Guy" Is Funny, Please I Really Don't Want To Go To Jail for saying FAT !!!

A Large Chilibill

Part-- 1 Here are a Few Film Clips that I found on YouTube that is about John Wayne On Marriage that you might want to look at again !
Duke and Maureen at Their Best !!!

Bill

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Part 2---Some of The Best of Duke and Maureen Film Clips on Marriage from McLintock !!!

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