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- JACK BENNY: COMEDY IN BLOOM aired 3/18/93 [1993-03-18]
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BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936
(1935)
w/ Robert Taylor(BW)
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BUCK BENNY RIDES AGAIN
(1940)
w/ Phil Harris, Andy Devine, Dennis Day, Rochester, Ward Bond & Fred Allen(BW)
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TAN TRIANGLE
(BW)
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CAB WAITING
(1931)
(BW)
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A BROADWAY ROMEO
(1930)
(BW)
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FRED ALLEN: THE INSTALLMENT COLLECTOR
(BW)
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KELSEY GRAMMER SALUTES JACK BENNY: Tribute
aired 11/30/95 [1995-11-30]
The star of Frasier pays fond tribute to the beloved comedian in an hour peppered with vintage clips. When Grammer observes that Benny "played a good violin—badly" and "gave new meaning to the word 'cheap'," you can almost hear Jack protesting, "Now cut that out!" Indeed, the peccadilloes that Benny created for his act were legendary and provided endless comic fodder for his 1950-65 TV series. The clips shown here offer a solid sampling of Benny's genius. There's Jack as the perpetual 39-year-old. There's Jack fiddling as listeners' ears burn. And, of course, there's Jack being cheap. "Your money or your life," demands a holdup man. Jack responds, "I'm thinking. I'm thinking!" (1:00)
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- JACK BENNY: COMEDY IN BLOOM aired 3/18/93 [1993-03-18]
-
BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936
(1935)
w/ Robert Taylor(BW)
-
BUCK BENNY RIDES AGAIN
(1940)
w/ Phil Harris, Andy Devine, Dennis Day, Rochester, Ward Bond & Fred Allen(BW)
-
TAN TRIANGLE
(BW)
-
CAB WAITING
(1931)
(BW)
-
A BROADWAY ROMEO
(1930)
(BW)
-
FRED ALLEN: THE INSTALLMENT COLLECTOR
(BW)
-
KELSEY GRAMMER SALUTES JACK BENNY: TRIBUTE
aired 11/30/95 [1995-11-30]
The star of Frasier pays fond tribute to the best comedian in an hour peppered with vintage clips? When Grammer observes that Benny "played a good violin—badly" and "gave new meaning to the word 'cheap,' you can almost hear Jack protesting, "Now cut that out!" Indeed, the peccadilloes that Benny created for his act were legendary and provided endless comic fodder for his 1950-65 TV series. The clips shown here offer a solid sampling of Benny's genius. There's Jack as the perpetual 39-year-old. There's Jack fiddling as listeners' ears burn. And, of course, there's Jack being cheap. "Your money or your life," demands a holdup man. Jack responds, "I'm thinking. I'm thinking!" (1:00)