Well they do say comma's a bitch.
Indeed. Especially when they inhale helium and become apostrophes.
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Do you like Ethel Merman?
- Thread starter Ryuukie
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Indeed. Especially when they inhale helium and become apostrophes.
Joshua_me
IntoxicatedwithHunkiness
Yes. Here she is, scattered in different scenes.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvA5-325gsY[/ame]
This film is also known as one of the first films to use 'product placement'.
Coca Cola is in every other scene, it seems.
No, I don't like her much.
But I had a friend who could sing "Happy Birthday" in many voices, and the Ethel Merman one always cracked up the crowd the most....
But I had a friend who could sing "Happy Birthday" in many voices, and the Ethel Merman one always cracked up the crowd the most....
piano1
JUB Addict
She was the mother in law to Milton Berle. That was the funniest movies I saw as a kid...many of those movies stars are no longer with us. It was great to see them again and remember their names.
Merman was never in a film or Broadway musical that was a failure. However in 1979, nine years after her retirement from the Broadway stage, she recorded "The Ethel Merman Disco Album." Unfortunately, the album was a spectacular failure and seriously diminished her stature with the gay community and with her fans in general.
A fact not previously mentioned in this thread is what made Merman a Broadway star. It was her powerful mezzo soprano voice which needed no amplification to be heard by people sitting in the back row of a theater in the days before the electronic amplification of performers.
In her disco album, Merman begins each of her hit songs with a standard version and about half way through each track switches to a disco beat.
Merman on the Tonight Show promoting The Ethel Merman Disco Album and singing the disco version of "Alexander's Ragtime Band
"I've Got Rhythm" from The Ethel Merman Disco Album
Ethel Merman Tribute
A fact not previously mentioned in this thread is what made Merman a Broadway star. It was her powerful mezzo soprano voice which needed no amplification to be heard by people sitting in the back row of a theater in the days before the electronic amplification of performers.
In her disco album, Merman begins each of her hit songs with a standard version and about half way through each track switches to a disco beat.
Merman on the Tonight Show promoting The Ethel Merman Disco Album and singing the disco version of "Alexander's Ragtime Band
"I've Got Rhythm" from The Ethel Merman Disco Album
Ethel Merman Tribute
Joshua_me
IntoxicatedwithHunkiness
Yeah...
It's as if she made a career of being annoying as hell.
In "Mad, Mad World" she somehow managed to act pissed off and abrasive in every single scene. If she was aware of the fact that she was doing this is anyone's guess.