Description
You are bidding for THREE brand new and sealed DVDs 'Dean
Martin & Jerry Lewis Colgate Comedy Hour Volumes 1, 2, 3'.
Starring: Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis
Synopsis
For the first time ever, all three volumes of the classic Dean Martin
& Jerry Lewis Colgate Comedy Hour available as a 3-disc set
- a total of over 6 hours of comedy!
No fan of classic comedy should be without this truly funny collection
of the legendary Duo... More on each volume as follow:
DISC 1: Show 1:
The first show, originally broadcast in September of 1950, has
Dean and Jerry alongside gorgeous Marilyn Maxwell ("The Lemon Drop
Kid") and comedian Leonard Barr. Sketches include a backstage bit with
Martin and Lewis goofing around in their dressing room, and another
with Jerry playing a little kid who goes to the movies with grown-up
Dean.
Show 2:
The second show, from October of the same year, features the actual
mayors of Steubenville, Ohio - where Dino was born, and Newark, New
Jersey - birthplace of Jerry Lewis. Sketches include an hilarious bit
set in a gymnasium with Jerry getting the craziest workout ever, and
another with Martin and Lewis as a couple of tough hoods.
Show 3:
This is a show from November of 1950, with eccentric dancer and
comedian Leonard Barr. Also appearing is Sammy Petrillo ("Bela Lugosi
Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla"), who made a career out of imitating Jerry
Lewis! Sketches include Dean as a dance instructor and Jerry as his
hapless student, and another with Dean as a distracted babysitter and
Jerry as the baby! DISC 2:
Show 4:
Next up is an episode from May of 1951 featuring legendary entertainer
Eddie Cantor, who also hosted some of the "Colgate Comedy Hours."
Sketches include a hospital bit with Dino as a doctor and Jerry as his
stubborn patient, as well as a fancy dinner party with Dean and Jerry
making an absolute mess of things. Show 5:
This episode, originally telecast in June of 1951, features cameo
appearances by another "Martin & Lewis" singer Tony Martin and
heavy-weight champ Joe Louis! Sketches include one set in a gentlemen's
club in which Jerry disturbs the peace of its members, and another with
Dean and Jerry as little kids playing - and fighting - on the stoop. Show 6:
Next is an episode from March of 1952 which features an appearance by
Danny Arnold, who was a comedy writer and part time actor who would
later create the popular "Barney Miller" TV Show in the '70s and Norman
Lear, who would go on to create "All in the Family". Sketches include
one with Dean as a fashion photographer and Jerry as an inept
window-washer, and another with Dean as a baseball manager and Jerry as
a very near-sighted ballplayer. DISC 3:
Show 7:
First up is a show originally broadcast in May of 1953, featuring three
immortal character actors: Benny Rubin ("The Jack Benny Show"), Frank
Nelson ("I Love Lucy"), and Sheldon Leonard ("It's a Wonderful Life").
Sketches include one with Dean and Jerry taking out insurance policies
on each other, and another where they wreak havoc in a harem.
Show 8:
This second show, from October of 1953, guest stars the great Burt
Lancaster, in a rare comic performance alongside Dan and Jerry that
spoofs Lancaster's role as an unbalanced alcoholic in the then-current
drama, "Come Back, Little Sheba".
Show 9:
Next is an episode from January of 1954, showcasing one of Hollywood's
great comic actors, Franklin Pangborn, who was a frequent foil of the
immortal W.C. Fields and a favourite member of director Preston
Sturges' repertory company. Sketches include another hilarious
backstage bit set in Dean and Jerry's dressing room, plus a department
store skit with Martin and Lewis destroying each and every department.
IN B&W.
| Rating: |
G |
Genre: |
Comedy, TV Series |
Aspect Ratio: |
4:3 |
Running Time: |
Approx 386 minutes |
Region Encoding: |
ALL |
TV System: |
PAL |
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