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Wonderful interview. Skippy was a known quantity, BEFORE, Helen agreed to be interviewed. Lighten up all you Karens. Helen had a wonderful life and did not need any of you to help her live it.

What a treat for us!

My 94 year old great grandfather told me about seeing Sally Rand in Boston in 1949

These are two Caucasian dudes , voices are so soulful I have all their music 🎵. Sweet walls of sounds . Bobby Hatfield that falsetto voice awesome RIP Bobby ❤🙏🙏

What happened to the actress who did the film

A true gem

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Lovely guy. Lovely family. Such a world away from many of the Hollywood "stars" of today.

It use to be such a pleasure to look out this window, it's the neighborhood it's not what it use to be, the neighborhood is a bit run down now, there will be roominghouses next. God help us. This is the last house around to be maintained with pride and care and dignity.

Lana saying No, right after the Schwab man said Yes takes me out everytime.

This is an example of what is referred to as the Golden Age of TV - the 50s.. Prominent actors in plays written by famous or soon to be famous playwrights. programs may be in B&W, but the drama or comedy was first rate. Weekly hour or hour and a half long presentations were a staple for several years.

At 19mins in he's obviously poking re why her Hollywood bid failed. 1. Her husband Denis Hamilton beat up a photographer who pushed them into a pool at their first Hollywood party, for a silly publicity stunt. 2. She was dropped by RKO under their morality clause, for having a very open & very indiscreet affair with Rod Steiger, that started on set. Denis, her 1st husband, spent all her money & she went bankrupt not long after returning to the UK.

What a treasure trove of early New York-Hollywood movie history Gloria Swanson provides...while making it perfectly clear that she approached Kennedy for business backing but had a tough time eluding his personal advances. What a book.

Wonderful woman

Great classic flick & in 45 minutes 🤸🏿🤸🏿🤸🏿

I just hope we were not stolen from some magical dance scenes between miss Miller and Fred only because of their height

A good story about her and Hitchcock on Lifeboat. She preferred to go commando at all times, even though this part required a lot of going up and down ladders. When the crew raised complaints to the director, AH said he wasn't sure whether to refer the question to the costume department, makeup, or hairdressing.

Was commentary snipped out between Armstrong and Caruso?

I've been searching for this for years!! I saw it when it originally aired and loved it. Thank you for posting!

I knew immediately I recognized that name and the memory will never leave me of the hardship that she went through with her mother and the torment in the mental hospital. And that strange surgery they did through her eye socket was just horrifying. .

Billy came to my Elementary School every year in NYC. P.S.(Public School) 98 in the upper Westside of Manhattan. In the 200 streets. If I didn't know better,I say Blossom did some of those ABC Saturday morning Schoolhouse Rock cartoons!!! "Figure 8" comes to mind!😮

Deeply nostalgic…but obviously the Bosa Nova (whatever that means) did not last. The novelty wore off for it as much as for her. Never saw her again.

Uncle Morty!!! Noooo!!! 😂

RIP Lotte Lenya (1898-1981)

Long gone are the songs that had a verse before the chorus. He is so wonderful.

She was always beautiful. Most beautiful in Hollywood. Then Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe

Still lovely.

Bing Crosby was such an over celebrated hack

I had the great fortune to have heard Nancy live when I worked at Ted Hook's OnStage (NYC), 1980-81. She blew everyone away, leaving the audience moved and aware of the unique gift they had received. I rediscovered her years later through a great friend - a singer herself - a woman who also worked at OnStage (where we met and became great lifelong friends). I listen to Nancy very often, my favorite song being "We Can Be Kind". I found out she passed away via a CD cover I found in a record/book shop in Munich years later, during my years in Germany. She left us all so very blessed.

Phil sounds more creepy than usual. 15 minutes in, more than enough. Bye 👋

Unca Burt and Aint Dinah weren't putting on for the camera. This was the real deal. You could tell they still truly loved one another. Miss Dinah had me in tears at the end of this interview. I want a woman like her in my life.

Connee Boswell couldn't walk, so here she's been placed on some kind of support / tall chair with an oversized dress to hide it.

Joe looks so different here than he did just a few years later and for the rest of his career.

I fell in love with her at a young age watching her as the evil Mrs. Marrable in Whatever Happened to Aunt Alice and then followed her career ever since! This interview is incredible! She's so open and honest in this interview!!! I bet she was great to know in person!!!

I just discovered what made the ice caps melt.

I had the good fortune of seeing him perform in the 70's. Just brilliant!

Happy that Margaret Hamiltonis in my my heart.

timeless talent and music -- grew up with all that great music and it's still the best! yes i still remember where I was and what I was doing when this song became popular. Loved seeing them perform again - thanks for putting these gems back in circulation.

Love your honesty and humility. This is a decent interview, in spite of the fact that affable Skip E. was a little over his head in that department. Skip did the best he could and really loved the entertainment industry. Lowe was very REAL. When he interviewed folks, you had to go in, with that in mind. God bless Mr. Sands and his talent and decentcy as a human being. To bad he ran into the Sinatra clan and Frank's irrational 'temper'. I only hope before Frank left us, that he realized that he could and should have handled Tommy in a much different way.

He is a rude bastard.

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My favorite episode was The Kittens.

I preferred Tommy Rettic

I preferred Tommy Rettic

She's so charming.

Gorgeous voice! And a song from a time when they were singable instead of scream-able.

Love Lana! Always beautiful, gracious, and humble! She was so talented and fantastic actress. Lana is so dear!

Great rainbow piano playing

She was wonderful. A passionate purveyor of the art of acting. Please watch her with Olivier in boys from Brazil. It’s a lesson now for any actor wishing to climb the tightrope.

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