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You can actually pick it up for less than $10 at VCI Entertainment's Summer Sale. There are plenty of other treasures worth having too. https://www.vcientertainment.com/product/when-comedy-was-king/

Just backed it, and like you, it was more for the A&CMtKK score than the Frankenstein score.

You should still buy the DVD unless you enjoy having YouTube interrupt the film for ads every ten minutes.

If you've ever wondered what Chico sounded like when he spoke without an Italian accent, here it is. Lots of New York, little or no Italian.

Casual Stooge fans won't pay $150-$175 for this set. And serious Stooge fans won't buy anything that's incomplete. So who is the market for this?

They recorded it and I gave Noah Diamond the PowerPoint my with permission to use it as they wish, so hopefully it will be shared. It's the kind of thing that will only be of interest to Marx Brothers aficionados.

Klein was both sharp and funny that day, talking about discovering the Marx Brothers and meeting Groucho. https://youtu.be/snqXLsCWm7Q?si=YT_UaF5UlYgVlMNZ

The one from June 19, 1968 has Raquel Welch, Alan King and Pigmeat Markham. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cx7QVHhn7wk&t=46s&pp=ygUYY2Fyc29uIHRvbmlnaHQgc2hvdyAxOTY4 The Aug. 13, 1970 episode starts Buddy Hackett, and a debate about overpopulation between Paul Erlich and a demographics exper...

Courtesy of our own David Glass: https://youtu.be/HFj0hQq1F50?si=GC-7i12Uo2CVlfdV

A good early Masquer's Club comedy starring Sam Hardy, Glen Tryon, James Gleason, Syd Saylor, Max Davidson, and directed by Harry Sweet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVQirvLym7o
Tho it doesn't matter who plays The Masque. It always gives me the creeps.