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I used to watch these same B&W shows after school on WNEW TV channel 5 in NYC. Great to see them again.

WOW!!! Never heard, of this one. Was growing up in the time period, for the reruns in the late '60's,-early '70's, and still didn't get a chance, to come across it. Kinda glad I didn't, 'cause that southern dialect 💩👄, would've got on my nerves. Can't quite image, if they're depicting white, or black peeps. Hence the strong, southern draw. Besides that, the situation's they endured, is funny☺️.

3:20. Alan sure sounds different speaking with his normal voice than he does as Fred Flintstone.

this was the "Big Con", used in "The Sting"

Isn't it astounding to hear Mel Blanc just casually spit out those different voices so effortlessly. No modern voiceover artist can approach his talent.

That intro music is the bomb!!! 🎶

Great White Fang voice!!!

Pee Wee's Playhouse's Muse.

It's thanks to Paul Frees I heard about this.

I was a fan of Soupy Sales beginning in his Detroit days. I'm now 77.

.... 0:16… HAAAAAAA! HAAAAAAA! HAAAAAAA!... How Jolly Whimsical Old Bean 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✌️🥪

My dad was mentioned during the beginning of the show and also in the credits for sound effects. I used to go into the studio with my dad all the time. I was about 10 feet from soupy Where did you get the kinescopes from?

Calendário e coronel desenho

Dayyuummm ...love was so EASY in those days..

I always wondered why early tv had so many weird fantasy shows. But the sci-fi/fantasy pulp magazines had been publishing for nearly 30 years by this time, I guess they went with what was popular.

Wish more of the Detroit/WXYZ shows had survived. That was the era when he was oing 3 shows every day, and came years before his NY and LA shows. Well, at least we have been left with great memories.

NO AUDIO.

U.S. Marshal is a sequel to Sheriff of Cochise.

Is that Joe Flynn from McHale's Navy?

I adore Jimmy Durante and Buster Keaton! Ed Wynn was always fun, too. Nice to see the 'old' tv show stars as well. Always good to see Jim Garner, at any age. Fun to see 'Hennessy' stars Jackie Ccoper and Abby Dalton again. I miss that show. Wish they'd release it on dvd. I'd love to have box sets of Jimmy's and Ed's old shows. I saw them all first-run, and not again since. Nice that this little treasure was for March of Dimes. I owe many many many many . . . grateful, heartfelt thanks to the MoD. My mom had polio just before the 'sugar cube' vaccine. MoD was very helpful to our family during her recovery. My child was a preemie. MoD's March for Babies was very supportive for us. Thanx muchly, Wayback Machine One, for sharing this wonderful nostalgia trip. RIP, darling Jimmy, Buster, Jim, and Ed, and thanx so very much for the magic, music, and memories. (edit for typo)

Crazy that the NAACP had a problem with this show…I’m a Black youth who knows the more…unsettling side of American history, yet I find the Southern culture and jokes in this show hilarious.

Buster keaton et Ed Wiin ça fonctionnait bien leurs petits duo . Buster keaton appréciait le ptit homme comme Jerry Lewis qui la fait travailler notamment dans Cendrillon aux grands pieds . Dans le Buster keaton show Buster ferra travaillé Éd Wiin quand ont les regardent en duo l ententes est parfaites. Ce ne fut pas la même histoire quand la MGM imposait Jimmy Durante a Buster keaton et même essaya de créé un duo ou durante aurai eu la vedette ce Buster n appréciait pas du tout Buster dira il ne fesait que parlé avec cette gouaille qui m epuisait. Enfin dans le professeur buster est totalement supérieur à ce commedien de music hall . Mais ont voi bien comme même en regardant le film et ce verra dans le film le roi de la bière. je n'appréci pas Jimmy durante

I watched this 4-5 times now. Kreisler......cool...!

Wow. It was terrible and 30 seconds.

Frank Nastasi is Pookie and the “nut at the door”.

Hippy!! Never saw a clip with Hippy in it before. A rarity.

Did Pookie call him a clumsy ass? Nothing like the great Soupy Sales Show. What was the hippos name? Soupy introduced us to Eddie Lawrence and Clark Terry, watching the show made my life growing up so much richer. Talk about exercising you imagination. The person who did Pookie was good, but I remember a different voice, growing up in Los Angeles. You have so much quality television on your channel. Great work. Thanks for making my day. No my year.

Pure comedy. Thanks Soupy and his gang for the memories. Thank you.

Iove the bit on the radio of Columbus, that cracked me up.

I was born in 1946😊

Well The Fairy Godmother smiled. Smile Smile!~ "Well! Your worries are over!" The Fairy Godmother said: "Name it, and it shall be yours!" And Cinderella looked to The Fairy Godmother and said: "Aw, Baloney!" And The Fairy Godmother waved her hand, and sure enough, there was a Big Baloney right on the kitchen table!"

I'm 72 and remember this show when it first showed on T.V. as a kid in South Jersey 🤣🤣🤣

It's stupid of Harriet Nelson to leave her car keys in the ignition of her car

Soupy Sales was incredibly hip. It wasn’t just a kids show. Brilliant

Way to go!

My God, my God, why has thou forsaken me? Anyone who's had a dark night of the soul understands this cry...even Christ himself has known despair. 🌹

If anyone is interested, I believe the fluctuating scenery is caused by a weak high voltage supply in the tv camera. In a bright spot, the voltage would lower, changing the deflection of the scanning electron beam in the camera. The effect was called "blooming". Lots of fun back in the vacuum tube era.

Moe from the Three Stooges with Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble? This ought to be interesting.

When Niggers were Niggers

One of the funniest cartoons ever.

TIN MACHINE! YA! TONY SALES/HUNT SALES 2 BEST MUSICIAN'S EXTENT! LATE 80'S EARLY 90'S HARD ROCK!

So this is essentially a black cartoon. In the early 60s. Now that's pretty impressive.

I had forgot this one

One of the firemen is Jack Weston.

19:43 "YOU CLUMSY OX! GET OUT OF MY HOUSE!" 🤣🤣🤣

15:14 "Shiny shiny, twinkly twinkly, Walter Kronkite, Huntley Brinkly." lol!!! 🤣🤣🤣

8:41 "This idiot down here doesn’t know when to stop!" 🤣🤣🤣

Buster est incroyable il donne toujours tout et dans ce film il n'est plus tout jeune plus de 60 ans et avec ça qui n'a pas été un long fleuve tranquille heureusement qu' il avait rencontré eleanord. J'admire le génie buster keaton depuis l'âge de 5ans maintenant j'en ai 63 et il me fascine depuis toujours .

This may have aired in 1966, but Stanley Fafara from Leave it to Beaver is in this and he looks like he did in 1957 or 1958. So, for some reason, the date on this video is wrong or the studios held it for 8 years before airing it.

22:40 serves him right 😄