0ne nine a roger By: 821snave. on 01 Dec 08, 17:13:26 0ne nine a roger
Good old days for ... By: ve1jc. on 08 Nov 08, 02:05:05 Good old days for sure. 73 Dave
How come this is ... By: gblackpe. on 27 Sep 08, 15:42:27 How come this is posted under the category of Comedy ??? Nice to hear some real Morse code, as that's something on the decline in Ham Radio, actually you don't even have to learn the code to get a license now a days, just memorize the answers to the pre published test questions.
73's de W0EPK
nice video . By: schwarzcharakter. on 14 Sep 08, 13:53:16 nice video .
In teresting and ... By: comfortmother. on 04 Sep 08, 23:04:23 In teresting and good short movie.
Wait, those two ... By: Chub4ChubsRule. on 24 Aug 08, 05:43:39 Wait, those two guys DIED?! Aww, this is the worst Pete Smith specialty EVER! :(
Thanks for posting ... By: otkjoey. on 24 Aug 08, 03:24:24 Thanks for posting this. I do not recall ever seeing it before.
Nothing beats a ... By: WA5MUF. on 21 Aug 08, 11:43:48 Nothing beats a good Morse Code contact!
Hi I'm Madeline ... By: Punius. on 14 Aug 08, 21:47:21 Hi I'm Madeline fancy a lil hot! ;) webcam/voice chat, join me on Play-Cam * COM
When amateurs get ... By: freddo27. on 10 Aug 08, 13:39:49 When amateurs get behind a keyboard, all politeness, friendship and the 'amateur spirit' generally goes down the pan. Pissing and moaning, threats and insults, no respect for the other guy's opinions. Packet radio was always the same. I think the computer age heralded the death of the hobby. Very sad.
'Rafmanne', you're ... By: sophiegromit. on 05 Aug 08, 13:11:20 'Rafmanne', you're wrong again. Not all who designed their radio systems were Hams. And the point of argument is NOT about foretelling disaster, but RESPONDING to it. Amateur Radio operators DID respond by setting up point to point, as well as repeater communications that greatly aided local and national authorities for various groups. You must have been asleep those few days. Lastly, I did not 'diss' FDNY. I was just mentioning that 38 years with FDNY had nothing to do with your argument.
"The same NYFD (and ... By: Rafmanne. on 01 Aug 08, 13:24:04 "The same NYFD (and NYPD) that had massive communication failures with their radio gear and/or lack of frequency coordination on 9/11"
The radio system was designed by Communications Engineers, who were all hams... All the frequency "coordination" in the world could not have foretold of the main antenna structure being removed "terrain-wise"
What you have done is not only dissed FDNY but hams who you seem to believe are "heroic" as well? Heroes do things, not talk up how great they "did" it
Big effing deal. So ... By: sophiegromit. on 01 Aug 08, 12:41:39 Big effing deal. So your father spent 38 years in the NYFD. The same NYFD (and NYPD) that had massive communication failures with their radio gear and/or lack of frequency coordination on 9/11 (i'm not dissing their heroism). This was all over the news and common fact, and helped add to the necessity of Hams. You obviously have some kind of animosity against Hams, given your false negative posts. You probably think black is white and white is black. If I 'need meds', then you need a lobotomy!
Considering my late ... By: Rafmanne. on 01 Aug 08, 12:19:10 Considering my late Father spent 38 years in NYFD, you are full of ARRL wonder-crap...
Blah, blah, blah, on & on about how great hams are... I have been licensed in the "old school" for 26 years... I don't see it "terrain-wise"...
I hope you delusions subside long enough to see reality... Maybe the meds will help...
'Rafmanne', once ... By: sophiegromit. on 01 Aug 08, 01:38:38 'Rafmanne', once again, you show how deluded you are. It is FACT that Amateur Radio operators set up emergency communications near 'ground zero', and helped coordinate key communications after cell systems failed completely in lower Manhattan. Hams also have helped, and continue to do so, when hurricanes, tornados, floods, or other disasters occur where communication systems fail or are unavailable terrain-wise. Hams even helped with the search effort after the last shuttle blew up on re-entry.
"hundreds of ... By: Rafmanne. on 01 Aug 08, 00:27:37 "hundreds of Amateur Radio operators set up emergency units in and around 'ground zero'"
Total & utter crap... Just like Katrina where CW on a pair of spoons saved lives in New Orleans...
Hope your KoolAid is cold...
'Rafmanne', you ... By: sophiegromit. on 31 Jul 08, 22:59:59 'Rafmanne', you need to seriously get a clue and educate yourself. 'When all else fails' is still true today. There was massive cell phone failure, and departmental communication problems during and after 9/11, and hundreds of Amateur Radio operators set up emergency units in and around 'ground zero'. They handled critical emergency traffic between emergency responders, aid units, and other government units via 2 way radio using repeaters when ALL ELSE FAILED!
The end of the vid, ... By: journey62. on 22 Jul 08, 05:25:23 The end of the vid, reminded to me, when I was a kid, a DX QSO I faked to my neighbor, using very low power. The kid was so excited that I did not take the joke any further and said nothing
After all this years, he still believes he made contact with colombia.
2008 - "When ALL ... By: Rafmanne. on 21 Jul 08, 15:24:20 2008 - "When ALL Else Fails" is total crap.
Once upon a time, hams were unique. Now they are clearly at least 20 years behind current communications technology.
Another drawback of ham radio is the "hand holding" control of operations. Even though "wireless" is radio, hams cannot even put up any wifi oriented systems, due to laws written in the 1950's!
Every ham wants to "help humanity", but only from the "comfort" of their musty basement. "On the ground" involvement is not a reality...
.... nice seeing ... By: WA5MUF. on 11 Jul 08, 04:47:59 .... nice seeing this again!
-- WA5MUF
Hi My name is ... By: Narutofan0445. on 28 Jun 08, 01:34:44 Hi My name is vanessa . Im 14 years old. A blind girl killed me 3 years ago. She stabbed me in the heart 5 times with a knife when i was in the shower . paste too 15 songs or the blind girl will come and kill you the next time you take a shower
Nice Video lolz, my ... By: kenneththeskeleton. on 17 Jun 08, 14:27:45 Nice Video lolz, my names Emily, im feelin n0rty and h0rn3y if any guyz wana chat im usually on
___ FriendlyFlirts..dot..COM ___ my username there is Emily-bfbuszoec chat soon ;)
I wonder if Mrs. ... By: scada4321. on 17 Jun 08, 13:06:03 I wonder if Mrs. Mulligan was making her famous stew again? And little Jimmy was getting sick of eatin' the same 'ol stuff 3 times a week!
There was nothing ... By: westkan. on 11 Jun 08, 05:06:13 There was nothing to read. The signal from the plane simply stopped, reasonable assumption would be that the plane crashed, knowing it was low on fuel.
Great film thanks ... By: FatherJudgement. on 26 May 08, 22:38:00 Great film thanks for uploading
0ne nine a roger By: 821snave. on 01 Dec 08, 17:13:26 0ne nine a roger
Good old days for ... By: ve1jc. on 08 Nov 08, 02:05:05 Good old days for sure. 73 Dave
How come this is ... By: gblackpe. on 27 Sep 08, 15:42:27 How come this is posted under the category of Comedy ??? Nice to hear some real Morse code, as that's something on the decline in Ham Radio, actually you don't even have to learn the code to get a license now a days, just memorize the answers to the pre published test questions.
73's de W0EPK
nice video . By: schwarzcharakter. on 14 Sep 08, 13:53:16 nice video .
In teresting and ... By: comfortmother. on 04 Sep 08, 23:04:23 In teresting and good short movie.
Wait, those two ... By: Chub4ChubsRule. on 24 Aug 08, 05:43:39 Wait, those two guys DIED?! Aww, this is the worst Pete Smith specialty EVER! :(
Thanks for posting ... By: otkjoey. on 24 Aug 08, 03:24:24 Thanks for posting this. I do not recall ever seeing it before.
Nothing beats a ... By: WA5MUF. on 21 Aug 08, 11:43:48 Nothing beats a good Morse Code contact!
Hi I'm Madeline ... By: Punius. on 14 Aug 08, 21:47:21 Hi I'm Madeline fancy a lil hot! ;) webcam/voice chat, join me on Play-Cam * COM
When amateurs get ... By: freddo27. on 10 Aug 08, 13:39:49 When amateurs get behind a keyboard, all politeness, friendship and the 'amateur spirit' generally goes down the pan. Pissing and moaning, threats and insults, no respect for the other guy's opinions. Packet radio was always the same. I think the computer age heralded the death of the hobby. Very sad.
'Rafmanne', you're ... By: sophiegromit. on 05 Aug 08, 13:11:20 'Rafmanne', you're wrong again. Not all who designed their radio systems were Hams. And the point of argument is NOT about foretelling disaster, but RESPONDING to it. Amateur Radio operators DID respond by setting up point to point, as well as repeater communications that greatly aided local and national authorities for various groups. You must have been asleep those few days. Lastly, I did not 'diss' FDNY. I was just mentioning that 38 years with FDNY had nothing to do with your argument.
"The same NYFD (and ... By: Rafmanne. on 01 Aug 08, 13:24:04 "The same NYFD (and NYPD) that had massive communication failures with their radio gear and/or lack of frequency coordination on 9/11"
The radio system was designed by Communications Engineers, who were all hams... All the frequency "coordination" in the world could not have foretold of the main antenna structure being removed "terrain-wise"
What you have done is not only dissed FDNY but hams who you seem to believe are "heroic" as well? Heroes do things, not talk up how great they "did" it
Big effing deal. So ... By: sophiegromit. on 01 Aug 08, 12:41:39 Big effing deal. So your father spent 38 years in the NYFD. The same NYFD (and NYPD) that had massive communication failures with their radio gear and/or lack of frequency coordination on 9/11 (i'm not dissing their heroism). This was all over the news and common fact, and helped add to the necessity of Hams. You obviously have some kind of animosity against Hams, given your false negative posts. You probably think black is white and white is black. If I 'need meds', then you need a lobotomy!
Considering my late ... By: Rafmanne. on 01 Aug 08, 12:19:10 Considering my late Father spent 38 years in NYFD, you are full of ARRL wonder-crap...
Blah, blah, blah, on & on about how great hams are... I have been licensed in the "old school" for 26 years... I don't see it "terrain-wise"...
I hope you delusions subside long enough to see reality... Maybe the meds will help...
'Rafmanne', once ... By: sophiegromit. on 01 Aug 08, 01:38:38 'Rafmanne', once again, you show how deluded you are. It is FACT that Amateur Radio operators set up emergency communications near 'ground zero', and helped coordinate key communications after cell systems failed completely in lower Manhattan. Hams also have helped, and continue to do so, when hurricanes, tornados, floods, or other disasters occur where communication systems fail or are unavailable terrain-wise. Hams even helped with the search effort after the last shuttle blew up on re-entry.
"hundreds of ... By: Rafmanne. on 01 Aug 08, 00:27:37 "hundreds of Amateur Radio operators set up emergency units in and around 'ground zero'"
Total & utter crap... Just like Katrina where CW on a pair of spoons saved lives in New Orleans...
Hope your KoolAid is cold...
'Rafmanne', you ... By: sophiegromit. on 31 Jul 08, 22:59:59 'Rafmanne', you need to seriously get a clue and educate yourself. 'When all else fails' is still true today. There was massive cell phone failure, and departmental communication problems during and after 9/11, and hundreds of Amateur Radio operators set up emergency units in and around 'ground zero'. They handled critical emergency traffic between emergency responders, aid units, and other government units via 2 way radio using repeaters when ALL ELSE FAILED!
The end of the vid, ... By: journey62. on 22 Jul 08, 05:25:23 The end of the vid, reminded to me, when I was a kid, a DX QSO I faked to my neighbor, using very low power. The kid was so excited that I did not take the joke any further and said nothing
After all this years, he still believes he made contact with colombia.
2008 - "When ALL ... By: Rafmanne. on 21 Jul 08, 15:24:20 2008 - "When ALL Else Fails" is total crap.
Once upon a time, hams were unique. Now they are clearly at least 20 years behind current communications technology.
Another drawback of ham radio is the "hand holding" control of operations. Even though "wireless" is radio, hams cannot even put up any wifi oriented systems, due to laws written in the 1950's!
Every ham wants to "help humanity", but only from the "comfort" of their musty basement. "On the ground" involvement is not a reality...
.... nice seeing ... By: WA5MUF. on 11 Jul 08, 04:47:59 .... nice seeing this again!
-- WA5MUF
Hi My name is ... By: Narutofan0445. on 28 Jun 08, 01:34:44 Hi My name is vanessa . Im 14 years old. A blind girl killed me 3 years ago. She stabbed me in the heart 5 times with a knife when i was in the shower . paste too 15 songs or the blind girl will come and kill you the next time you take a shower
Nice Video lolz, my ... By: kenneththeskeleton. on 17 Jun 08, 14:27:45 Nice Video lolz, my names Emily, im feelin n0rty and h0rn3y if any guyz wana chat im usually on
___ FriendlyFlirts..dot..COM ___ my username there is Emily-bfbuszoec chat soon ;)
I wonder if Mrs. ... By: scada4321. on 17 Jun 08, 13:06:03 I wonder if Mrs. Mulligan was making her famous stew again? And little Jimmy was getting sick of eatin' the same 'ol stuff 3 times a week!
There was nothing ... By: westkan. on 11 Jun 08, 05:06:13 There was nothing to read. The signal from the plane simply stopped, reasonable assumption would be that the plane crashed, knowing it was low on fuel.
Great film thanks ... By: FatherJudgement. on 26 May 08, 22:38:00 Great film thanks for uploading
Yeah, I had noticed ... By: jcowens2000. on 13 Aug 08, 03:11:13 Yeah, I had noticed she is always prominently displayed in By A Waterfall... lol
i love 3:30-3:40. ... By: jcowens2000. on 13 Aug 08, 03:08:28 i love 3:30-3:40. its so pretty.
Absolutely ... By: MusicalFeelings. on 12 Aug 08, 08:17:09 Absolutely beautiful, thank you!!
Does anyone know if ... By: gregoryagogo. on 28 Apr 08, 17:21:42 Does anyone know if there were any retakes due to sneezes?!
This song and the concept protrayed here is so divine! I get goose pimples.
this is my ... By: dizzbikerchick. on 27 Apr 08, 07:10:03 this is my favourite busby berkeley video at the moment - i love the song, the gowns everything, its f a b u l o u s!!! i like the one with all the violins too!! : )
i watch the video every morning before i go to work - perfectly lovely!! xxx
One of my favorite ... By: norfolk03. on 03 Apr 08, 17:45:46 One of my favorite early Bette Davis pictures! Thanks so much for posting this beautiful scene!
This is so lovely, ... By: GypsyFairy69. on 26 Mar 08, 20:54:12 This is so lovely, the song, costumes, sets all of it. Vera Teasdale's gown is amazing, wonder what color it was.
This movie was ... By: 189beacon. on 20 Mar 08, 01:13:49 This movie was never shown on TV when I was a kid, and now I can see why - highly provocative visual images, including rows of scantily clad young women - not the usual children's fare!
What an era. ... By: vikingvolvo. on 05 Mar 08, 07:20:59 What an era. Fantastic images, great music, high production values, and entertainment spiced with social commentary. Then came WWII and the manufactured image of a Harmonious America that the republicans have been self stimulating to ever since.
How do you know all ... By: mariojac. on 15 Feb 08, 05:19:25 How do you know all this? Amazing!
Say, so that's ... By: mariojac. on 15 Feb 08, 05:17:36 Say, so that's where all Peroxide went. Inventories were deprived.......I grew up watching Busby Berkeley films on TV. I still feel the same way now as I did then. Ecstatic! It would be virtually impossible to do a stage production today w/ out CG. These films are quite entertaining and have staying power in our hearts!
That' so funny! I ... By: subwaysleuth. on 13 Jan 08, 23:04:02 That' so funny! I don't know you, but I'd love to see you in it, too.
One of the Gils ... By: chicagotgirl. on 16 Dec 07, 22:17:23 One of the Gils looks like a Young Rosemary DeCamp. Was it Her? ( DeKamp played on the T.V. Show "Love that Bob"
I would LOVE to ... By: richardbrompton. on 05 Dec 07, 01:06:50 I would LOVE to wear that Faggy Dress that Vere Teasdale is wearing!
Lovely! Thank you! By: goofyguy340. on 08 Nov 07, 01:37:12 Lovely! Thank you!
I just love Busby ... By: onnaushi. on 07 Nov 07, 08:08:01 I just love Busby Berkeley! His choreography is so beautiful!
This is the only ... By: ttbdan. on 01 Nov 07, 03:17:42 This is the only Busby Berkeley movie which stars Bette Davis, though obviously NOT in this scene. Fashions of 1934.
This is the only ... By: ttbdan. on 01 Nov 07, 03:15:54 This is the only Busby Berkeley movie starring Bette Davis, though obviously NOT in this scene.
The first time I ... By: gettalifenow. on 21 Oct 07, 00:37:49 The first time I saw any of these Berkely movies was the Goldiggers of 33 music "Shadow Waltz" snippet at the Smitsonian museum in 1971. At this tiny theatre on the 2nd floor in a corner they were also showing "Flying Down to Rio" dance number with Ataire and Rogers, a musical snippet of "42nd street". I watched them over and over again for an hour
Modern Women dont ... By: richardbrompton. on 16 Oct 07, 01:15:58 Modern Women dont Smile. The Girls in this Picture have such a loving and happy look to them.
When I Die, I wana ... By: richardbrompton. on 13 Oct 07, 23:51:01 When I Die, I wana go to Busby Berkely Land! Trraaaa LaaaaLaaaah!
The chorus girl ... By: Dutchfan33. on 01 Oct 07, 18:45:19 The chorus girl from 5.20-5.28 is Donna Mae Roberts,a favourite of Busby Berkeley.
The girl on the ... By: Dutchfan33. on 01 Oct 07, 18:38:53 The girl on the left at 4.02-4.04 is Virginia Dabney[1907-1991],who married famous French film-director Robert Florey in 1939.
Widowed in 1979,she married famous screen actor Lloyd Nolan in 1983,who died two years later.
The little ... By: tubeindividual. on 01 Oct 07, 00:30:59 The little seamstress, who later emerges from the feathers in the tableau, she is an angel on earth. I lost my breath just from the brief glance at her lovely face, and I am an old man, much older than she was when she died, poor thing, so young. I did follow her career, she appeared in some absolutely terrible western movies. Such a waste. But that's show biz.
We can hang around ... By: filmstar48. on 25 Sep 07, 08:37:56 We can hang around and hope, but we shall never, ever, see the likes of this ever again. 100% eascapism then, and now.
I'm glad Judy ... By: im2tight2. on 11 Oct 08, 13:36:29 I'm glad Judy Canova's bit wasn't cut as someone suggested. In real life Judy was sophistcated, she knew what she was doing & her comedy made a lot of people laugh, Don't put her down as a dumb hillbilly. I've not seen the Demarco team showcased in such an extended eye-pleasing number. Thanks for posting! I've downloaded this whole clip as a classic keeper.
IN LOVE WITH THIS!! ... By: strangeromance1. on 15 Aug 08, 07:03:15 IN LOVE WITH THIS!! WHAT STYLE!!
What happened to ... By: GuSMagnus. on 08 Jun 08, 10:50:06 What happened to Winifred Shaw´s career after these films from the mid-thirties? I think she was a very good singer.
Oh brother, those ... By: hebneh. on 11 May 08, 09:47:43 Oh brother, those daring gowns on the chorus gals - cut right down as low as possible in back, and with see-through lace that shows the cleavage in front...even on Judy Canova!
P.S. Judy - don't waste your time on Edward Everett Horton. He's not interested in girls.
Great rendition of ... By: erzbet07. on 27 Mar 08, 01:11:58 Great rendition of THE LADY IN RED by Wini Shaw. I never knew she sang this catchy tune until now. Thank you!
Simply terrific. ... By: Rollich. on 24 Mar 08, 14:46:49 Simply terrific. Thanks for posting.
Judy Canova, one of ... By: philbert. on 10 Feb 08, 07:35:01 Judy Canova, one of America's forgotten treasures. She was a big star in the forties and fifties but seems to have been forgotten. "Sis Hopkins" was wonderful. So sad. I love Judy Canova
The Judy Canova ... By: richardbrompton. on 16 Dec 07, 18:18:28 The Judy Canova Hillbilly Singing is rather grateing on the Ears. ( I would have Cut that out of the Picture)
lol she is soooo ... By: xxKristiexx. on 08 Dec 07, 03:06:28 lol she is soooo funny!!
they need to put clips of Wac from Walla Walla, True To The Army, Scatterbrain, Joan of Ozark, Carolina Cannonball, etc. on here!
those are great judy movies
It happened in ... By: Julian9ehp. on 25 Nov 07, 01:09:51 It happened in those days, too: witness "You Can't Take It With You."
This movie is "In Caliente," First National Pictures, from 1935. Pauline Kael liked this number.
that would be ... By: xxKristiexx. on 18 Nov 07, 20:10:14 that would be amazing... i'd love that movie even more!! lol
What ever happened ... By: shanghaibenny2. on 07 Nov 07, 09:50:22 What ever happened to subtlety and discretion? The DelMarcos are so graceful, they put to shame the bumping, humping and grinding of contemporary choreography.
Much romance and ... By: nedsparks. on 25 Oct 07, 02:08:49 Much romance and charm is generated by the enthralling exhibition dance team Tony and Sally DeMarco. In Gold Diggers of 1935 Warners used Ramon & Rosita in a spot (Lullaby of B'way). In Born to Dance, M-G-M used Georges & Jalna (Easy to Love). Few ballroom teams on film were given such an expansive spot as the DeMarcos got in this film.
I can just imagine ... By: nedsparks. on 25 Oct 07, 01:55:59 I can just imagine her singing "Over the Rainbow" incorporating her yodel. A great idea!
'Why, looky here, ... By: bassethound1. on 12 Oct 07, 15:45:18 'Why, looky here, don't be so nervous, I ain't gonna bite ya!' LOL!!
was that rita ... By: mookindahouse. on 01 Oct 07, 11:53:29 was that rita hayworth i saw in the chorus?
Wow! Wini Shaw!
... By: JohnNoHoSFV. on 02 Sep 07, 06:55:45 Wow! Wini Shaw!
This is only the second film I've seen her in,
the other being 'The Lullaby of Broadway'.
Hollywood does not make films like this anymore.
One thing that struck me is that this is a rich,'high society' crowd that is shown in a happy, positive light. Anyone who is rich in modern films is almost always the villain or shown in a negative manner.
What if MGM made a ... By: Lenswims. on 01 Sep 07, 07:52:35 What if MGM made a mistake and got the wrong Judy to star in "Wizard of Oz"...couldn't you imagine how she'd do "Over the Rainbow"? Glad they got the right Judy for that!!!!
haha, judy is funny By: xxKristiexx. on 31 Aug 07, 21:53:22 haha, judy is funny
this song is stuck ... By: icandaze. on 24 Aug 07, 03:47:06 this song is stuck in my head now..hehe thanks for posting :)
Busby Berekely was ... By: Arkady63. on 02 Aug 07, 21:53:55 Busby Berekely was a true pioneer. The very first to make camera movement and imagery as big a part of a film's choreography as the dance numbers themselves. It is true art.
Thank you for the posting.
Man!! They jumped ... By: bolohorn. on 21 Jul 08, 02:03:49 Man!! They jumped from the freaking balcony!!! and landed in the splits.....Then they got up and smiled!!
Oh my...what a jump ... By: blueskys058. on 20 Jul 08, 14:01:48 Oh my...what a jump! ....and all body parts still intact....Amazing!!! Wooooooo
Woah! How did they ... By: SapphPhire. on 18 Jul 08, 23:52:28 Woah! How did they do that incredible leap without injuring something? Incroyable!
Todays dancers ... By: MarkAnthonyJenkins. on 08 Jul 08, 07:28:59 Todays dancers don't have nothing on these guys
That jump at the ... By: fourpreps. on 30 Jun 08, 13:14:23 That jump at the end was insane. Wow!!
Wow!! That, my ... By: drshagstein. on 22 Jun 08, 16:56:06 Wow!! That, my friends, is talent on loan from God. I'm speechless. That final jump at the end was miraculous even for them. I've never seen anything like it. The Berry Brothers were nothing short of stupendous.
I have never saw a ... By: terrydavis87. on 12 Jun 08, 04:44:52 I have never saw a split like that in my life! I do not think I ever will.
These brothers are ... By: gfaman7. on 23 May 08, 12:04:59 These brothers are working it! Reminds me of how much they had to work at finding unique and powerful performances because they didn't get to be seen as much as their counterparts. Kelly and Astair idolized these cats! (as quiet as it is kept) But they couldn't do a balcony split like these brothers! Thanks for the post and the memories!
freekin hellz ... By: ebonyguy69. on 30 Mar 08, 15:57:13 freekin hellz bellzz u right there .. i wouldny try that at home crist .. the height was just crazy lol
The Berry Brothers ... By: swingprof. on 07 Mar 08, 01:11:07 The Berry Brothers were an amazing example of flashi dancing, and for those of you who are concerned about their health, you should be! Fayard Nicholas said that Warren Berry wound up with a corn on his butt from those hard landings and he also ended up damaging his hip to the point that it was surgically FUSED to prevent further damage. So yeah, killer dancers, but woe to those who want to follow suit...
The Berry Brothers ... By: swingprof. on 07 Mar 08, 01:11:07 The Berry Brothers were an amazing example of flashi dancing, and for those of you who are concerned about their health, you should be! Fayard Nicholas said that Warren Berry wound up with a corn on his butt from those hard landings and he also ended up damaging his hip to the point that it was surgically FUSED to prevent further damage. So yeah, killer dancers, but woe to those who want to follow suit...
Mickleplum, I too ... By: dbd1353. on 26 Feb 08, 07:17:09 Mickleplum, I too used to do splits alot, both in tap, and Greek Dancing of all things..Although they do more leaps, backbends and drops, but damn nothing like this shit..My knees hurt just watching this..My hips are ok, but i have bad feet....Damn, what a great video and great example of "Flash Dancing"...Great stuff..
mickeplum - This ... By: Standardfrank. on 23 Feb 08, 12:35:04 mickeplum - This routine is incredible! Master craftsmanship at the highest level. My draw was literally dropping observing their stick movements...I'm thinking, one of these guys are going to drop their sticks...they then go on to the balcony and hit the deck with amazing splits that defied gravity...christ my jaw locked out of place.
If you look ... By: Melmeasy. on 12 Feb 08, 23:23:25 If you look carefully at the split from the balcony, it looks like the Berry brother on the right landed in a split without using his hands.
Oh my God......that ... By: kj1919. on 11 Feb 08, 03:29:59 Oh my God......that last split was sick...
Stupefying. Show me ... By: nakivad. on 04 Feb 08, 16:44:45 Stupefying. Show me someone on MTV these days who can do moves with that level of polish, athleticism, and overall skill: ALL IN ONE TAKE, ON ONE CAMERA. I defy you.
My JAW DROPPED when they took that final leap.
As an ex Street / ... By: mickleplum. on 28 Jan 08, 22:32:15 As an ex Street / Jazz Dancer I only ever managed to split from around 5ft high... Got a dodgey hip now for my sins... How these guys did it lord knows..
Had heard of this Balcony routine but never thought I'd see it.. Wow..
Nicholas Bro's fan myself but these guys were excellent in they're own right.. The Nich's had some great power jazz moves.
The Three Eddies were kind of cool too.
Quelle merveille ! By: coc177. on 22 Jan 08, 16:45:44 Quelle merveille !
What is this clip ... By: swangonce. on 16 Jan 08, 11:36:16 What is this clip from?
Did they ever do that "balcony leap" in another routine on film b/c I thought I saw it elsewhere on a more elaborate set.
I totaly agree with ... By: jazzdance. on 03 Jan 08, 08:39:44 I totaly agree with you. These days proffesional dancers would not battle, as it would affect their persona and career. Thank goodness for YOUTUBE, so we can discover more footage of these amazing artists.
Judy Canova's voice ... By: hebneh. on 04 Sep 08, 09:12:27 Judy Canova's voice is remarkably low here. At first I was a little confused when they were singing together, trying to figure out where that deep voice was coming from.
Backup singers are ... By: sweenus. on 15 Aug 08, 01:03:44 Backup singers are the hi-lo's.
GEE CLOONEY HAS HER ... By: OLIVIAUSSIE. on 17 Jul 08, 05:34:47 GEE CLOONEY HAS HER BEAT.
Is that Spike Jones ... By: MarkMaginel. on 04 Jul 08, 00:46:16 Is that Spike Jones in the checkered suit and straw hat?
Anybody ever seen ... By: rshupper. on 27 Apr 08, 03:35:49 Anybody ever seen Judy Canova sing that ditty about "Kansas City Kitty"?
The song, from the ... By: fromthesidelines. on 10 Mar 08, 20:40:00 The song, from the Warner Bros. catalogue, was also used at the start of Tweety & Sylvester's "Fowl Weather" (1953)....Rosie had a syndicated TV series in 1956-'57 [39filmed episodes], featuring guest stars like Judy, who was in the twilight of her performing career {her last starring film had been 1955's "Lay That Rifle Down", and her radio series had ended a few years before}.
has anybody got " ... By: pkillingly. on 23 Feb 08, 03:17:46 has anybody got "robot rabbit"? i really need to see it!!!!
Thanks for posting. ... By: snowrocket. on 06 Feb 08, 04:25:09 Thanks for posting. I became aware of this song from the beginning of a Warner Brothers Bugs Bunny cartoon called "Robot Rabbit". Bugs and Elmer Fudd sing some of this in the very first scene. Here I get to see the full version. Very catchy and upbeat.
I'm a dumb stupid ... By: mason104. on 27 Nov 07, 13:30:44 I'm a dumb stupid guy who didn't notice the gloves, just the gals. :)
great harmony. i ... By: gmlch. on 25 Oct 07, 22:39:07 great harmony. i can see why the gloves became the centre of the debate though....
hot old bags. By: castingtherunes. on 21 Oct 07, 01:31:17 hot old bags.
This is from "The ... By: Laurina20. on 09 Oct 07, 02:50:18 This is from "The Rosemary Clooney show"
I believe in 1956
Can you tell me ... By: ionizer102897. on 06 Oct 07, 22:26:27 Can you tell me what show or movie this clip came from please? Thank you!
Cute song, with a ... By: kester1940. on 01 Oct 07, 17:16:07 Cute song, with a great performance from both girls - and that's The Hi-Lo's vocal group joining them on the final chorus, isn't it? Thanks for sharing it with us wa6tkq. Do let us see some more Rosie Clooney clips from this same show.
Consider this ... By: CriticalListener. on 16 Sep 07, 04:22:25 Consider this cultural education, kids: people in America used to dress up for everyday. Yeah, gloves were passe by the mid-50's, when I was a kid (& I never liked 'em, myself)--but my mother literally had a small drawer full of them. In the '40's, they'd apparently been much more everyday (out-of-the-house)wear for women. And NO man would wear them, so forget the Seinfeldian reference. (HE was complaining about some lady's BARE hands freaking him out.)
gloves were the ... By: adimo. on 22 Aug 07, 23:09:59 gloves were the style, me thinks. in White Christmas, she wears white gloves in one number that makes it look as if she has man-hands. Very distracting.
I didn't know Judy ... By: macheath48. on 11 Aug 07, 10:55:34 I didn't know Judy Canova could sing. Fantastic. But Rosemary . . . lose the gloves.
thats adorable... ... By: Laurina20. on 02 Aug 07, 03:47:15 thats adorable...its funny how Rosie is dressed to the nines...on a "farm"
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By: 821snave. on 01 Dec 08, 17:13:26
0ne nine a roger
By: ve1jc. on 08 Nov 08, 02:05:05
Good old days for sure. 73 Dave
By: gblackpe. on 27 Sep 08, 15:42:27
How come this is posted under the category of Comedy ??? Nice to hear some real Morse code, as that's something on the decline in Ham Radio, actually you don't even have to learn the code to get a license now a days, just memorize the answers to the pre published test questions. 73's de W0EPK
By: schwarzcharakter. on 14 Sep 08, 13:53:16
nice video .
By: comfortmother. on 04 Sep 08, 23:04:23
In teresting and good short movie.
By: Chub4ChubsRule. on 24 Aug 08, 05:43:39
Wait, those two guys DIED?! Aww, this is the worst Pete Smith specialty EVER! :(
By: otkjoey. on 24 Aug 08, 03:24:24
Thanks for posting this. I do not recall ever seeing it before.
By: WA5MUF. on 21 Aug 08, 11:43:48
Nothing beats a good Morse Code contact!
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By: freddo27. on 10 Aug 08, 13:39:49
When amateurs get behind a keyboard, all politeness, friendship and the 'amateur spirit' generally goes down the pan. Pissing and moaning, threats and insults, no respect for the other guy's opinions. Packet radio was always the same. I think the computer age heralded the death of the hobby. Very sad.
By: sophiegromit. on 05 Aug 08, 13:11:20
'Rafmanne', you're wrong again. Not all who designed their radio systems were Hams. And the point of argument is NOT about foretelling disaster, but RESPONDING to it. Amateur Radio operators DID respond by setting up point to point, as well as repeater communications that greatly aided local and national authorities for various groups. You must have been asleep those few days. Lastly, I did not 'diss' FDNY. I was just mentioning that 38 years with FDNY had nothing to do with your argument.
By: Rafmanne. on 01 Aug 08, 13:24:04
"The same NYFD (and NYPD) that had massive communication failures with their radio gear and/or lack of frequency coordination on 9/11" The radio system was designed by Communications Engineers, who were all hams... All the frequency "coordination" in the world could not have foretold of the main antenna structure being removed "terrain-wise" What you have done is not only dissed FDNY but hams who you seem to believe are "heroic" as well? Heroes do things, not talk up how great they "did" it
By: sophiegromit. on 01 Aug 08, 12:41:39
Big effing deal. So your father spent 38 years in the NYFD. The same NYFD (and NYPD) that had massive communication failures with their radio gear and/or lack of frequency coordination on 9/11 (i'm not dissing their heroism). This was all over the news and common fact, and helped add to the necessity of Hams. You obviously have some kind of animosity against Hams, given your false negative posts. You probably think black is white and white is black. If I 'need meds', then you need a lobotomy!
By: Rafmanne. on 01 Aug 08, 12:19:10
Considering my late Father spent 38 years in NYFD, you are full of ARRL wonder-crap... Blah, blah, blah, on & on about how great hams are... I have been licensed in the "old school" for 26 years... I don't see it "terrain-wise"... I hope you delusions subside long enough to see reality... Maybe the meds will help...
By: sophiegromit. on 01 Aug 08, 01:38:38
'Rafmanne', once again, you show how deluded you are. It is FACT that Amateur Radio operators set up emergency communications near 'ground zero', and helped coordinate key communications after cell systems failed completely in lower Manhattan. Hams also have helped, and continue to do so, when hurricanes, tornados, floods, or other disasters occur where communication systems fail or are unavailable terrain-wise. Hams even helped with the search effort after the last shuttle blew up on re-entry.
By: Rafmanne. on 01 Aug 08, 00:27:37
"hundreds of Amateur Radio operators set up emergency units in and around 'ground zero'" Total & utter crap... Just like Katrina where CW on a pair of spoons saved lives in New Orleans... Hope your KoolAid is cold...
By: sophiegromit. on 31 Jul 08, 22:59:59
'Rafmanne', you need to seriously get a clue and educate yourself. 'When all else fails' is still true today. There was massive cell phone failure, and departmental communication problems during and after 9/11, and hundreds of Amateur Radio operators set up emergency units in and around 'ground zero'. They handled critical emergency traffic between emergency responders, aid units, and other government units via 2 way radio using repeaters when ALL ELSE FAILED!
By: journey62. on 22 Jul 08, 05:25:23
The end of the vid, reminded to me, when I was a kid, a DX QSO I faked to my neighbor, using very low power. The kid was so excited that I did not take the joke any further and said nothing After all this years, he still believes he made contact with colombia.
By: Rafmanne. on 21 Jul 08, 15:24:20
2008 - "When ALL Else Fails" is total crap. Once upon a time, hams were unique. Now they are clearly at least 20 years behind current communications technology. Another drawback of ham radio is the "hand holding" control of operations. Even though "wireless" is radio, hams cannot even put up any wifi oriented systems, due to laws written in the 1950's! Every ham wants to "help humanity", but only from the "comfort" of their musty basement. "On the ground" involvement is not a reality...
By: WA5MUF. on 11 Jul 08, 04:47:59
.... nice seeing this again! -- WA5MUF
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By: scada4321. on 17 Jun 08, 13:06:03
I wonder if Mrs. Mulligan was making her famous stew again? And little Jimmy was getting sick of eatin' the same 'ol stuff 3 times a week!
By: westkan. on 11 Jun 08, 05:06:13
There was nothing to read. The signal from the plane simply stopped, reasonable assumption would be that the plane crashed, knowing it was low on fuel.
By: FatherJudgement. on 26 May 08, 22:38:00
Great film thanks for uploading