Yesteryear Ballyhoo Revue

Laughs and Lessons from Hollywood’s Golden Age

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Jan 29, 2022 · 2 hr 50 min
Ep. 56: ‘Arsenic and Old Lace (1944)’ or ‘Chaaaaarrrrrrrrrrgggeeee’
Zach welcomes back actress and podcaster Erin Mullane (The Required Viewing Podcast- with Erin and Chloe) to be swept up in the madcap comedy and macabre creeps with a deep dive in Frank Capra's 1944 triumph, 'Arsenic and Old Lace'. Pull up a chair and pour yourself some perfectly harmless elderberry wine and revel in the fun as the two learn more about the original Broadway production and why its success hindered the film release date, find themselves in shock as to why Boris Karloff could not be in the film version, gasp at the reasons Capra set upon making the film, holler in horror over the films breakneck speed and pitch perfect timing, roll over in revulsion at the terrifying atmosphere Capra is able to set amid the merriment, charge up the stairs with loud proclamations over the brilliance in each performance, and give into the madness itself by reflecting on how the film has influenced the very works we see to this day. ------- Be sure to listen to 'The Required Viewing Podcast- With Erin and Chloe', now available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify! Listen in as they examine the films you should have within your healthy and hearty film education! Site: https://anchor.fm/therequiredviewingpod Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-required-viewing-podcast-with-erin-and-chlo%C3%A9/id1606537821 Spotify:
Jan 22, 2022 · 2 hr 46 min
Tour de Tati- Chapter 2: Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot (Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday) (1953)
The Saga of Jacques Tati continues as Zach and Sterling indulge in the delight, genius, and comic artistry found at Saint-Marc-sur-Mer with a look at 1953's 'Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot' (Monsieur Hulot's Holiday). ------- For chapter 1 and all chapters to come, please visit the YBR PRESENTS Feed for all episodes of Tour de Tati and The Shamley Silhouette. https://anchor.fm/ybrpresents
Jan 18, 2022 · 2 hr 50 min
Ep. 55: Wonders of World Cinema- ‘M’ (1931) or The Many Expressionism’s of Fritz Lang
Zach welcomes back podcaster and filmmaker Henry Jarvis (Reel Nerds Podcast, Artery and Vain) to dive into the expressionist landscape of Fritz Lang with his 1931 sound debut, 'M'. Settle in film school students for the supreme discussion as the guys walk through the Origins of Fritz Lang and his silent film years, learn more of how real life events shaped the story of the film, discover the origins of Peter Lorre, wrestle with the intense themes the film tackles so boldly for the 1930's, face tough questions within the film that carry heavy weight to this day, and marvel at the many ways the film has permeated cinema and pop culture to this very minute! The boys travel many dark roads on this episode, but do manage to find some laughs to offset the lurid. Revel in the fun as they try an answer an unsolved event in Lang's life, find out the best way to sell books in a book store, and attempt to help Peter Lorre with his identity crisis. WARNING: This episode contains discussions of a heavy subject matter as it pertains to the plot and characters in Fritz Lang's 'M'. Folks who are sensitive to matters involving the plot may want to skip this episode if they are triggered by these discussions. ------- Be Sure to Listen to Henry Jarvis on Reel Nerds Podcast https://reelnerdspodcast.com/ and check out Henry's films on his YouTube Page: Creative Hell Entertainment: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCScezobjbq6Kt88So8lAmvA
Dec 28, 2021 · 2 hr 4 min
Ep.53: ‘Young at Heart (1955)’ or ‘Four Daughters Minus One’
Zach welcomes back return guest Pam Munter (Author, 'Fading Fame') to find out if fairy tales can come true and if they can happen to you... even if they have already happened before as they unpack the melodrama and musical marvel that is 1955's YOUNG AT HEART. Settle in and pull up a chair in the Tuttle family living room as the two break into the story of Doris Day and her rise to fame, feel heart break over the troubling behind the scenes travails she experienced at the time due to her then husband, scrutinize over the films approach to romance of the era, examine the differences between the film and it's 1938 predecessor 'Four Daughters', find charm in the performances from Day to Barrymore, and find how this musical adaptation and its many thematic tropes have carried into the films of today for better or worse. The two also discuss the most pressing question: How can any marshmallow's be that perfectly square? ------- Be Sure to give Pam's book, 'Fading Fame' a read for more tales from the women of Hollywood's past Pam's Website: https://www.pammunter.com/fading-fame/ Purchase 'Fading Fame': https://www.amazon.com/Fading-Fame-Women-Certain-Hollywood/dp/1954351763/ And check out Pam's first appearance on the Ballyhoo talking about the film 'Show Business' and the legacy of Joan Davis: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-35-show-business-1944-or-we-want-davis/id1540142449?i=1000530495325
Dec 22, 2021 · 3 hr 29 min
Ep. 52: ‘George Washington Slept Here (1942)’ or ‘The House That Kilbride Built’ or ‘Justice for Steve’
Zach is joined once again by Hope Sears (All of the Classics) to help Jack Benny and Ann Sheridan renovate a historical house as they take a deep dive into William Keighley's 1942 comedy, 'George Washington Slept Here'. Grab your tools and get ready to dig for analytical water wells as the two dive into Jack's own recollections of the film, discuss the genius of Percy Kilbride's performance, break down how the film ebbs and flows in terms of quality, discuss the detriment of Jack getting involved in slapstick comedy, and take a good chunk of time to discuss and pay tribute to the life of co-star Hattie McDaniel. But every building job needs time for restful laughter. And theres plenty to be had as the two discuss the legitimacy of the 'house building' genre, discussing the genius in Charles Coburn's crazy con, and asking ourselves the real hard hitting question: Could Ice Cube be in a remake of this movie? PLUS: THE TRIUMPHANT RETURN OF WILLIAM TRACY aka PEPI! ----------- Be sure to listen to Hope's podcast, ALL OF THE CLASSICS wherever you get your podcasts Show: https://anchor.fm/hope-sears Twitter: https://twitter.com/alloftheclassic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alloftheclassicspodcast/
Dec 13, 2021 · 2 hr
Ep. 51: Old Time Radio Revue: ‘Inner Sanctum Mysteries’ or ‘Can Lipton Tea Can Fix a Creaking Door?’
Zach is joined this week by internet radio broadcaster John Matthews aka Big John (The Glowing Dial with Big John and Steve, The Glowing Dial LIVE) to step through the creaking door with a rather mysterious host for a Radio Revue of INNER SANCTUM MYSTERIES!!! Settle in for a terrifying tale and then relax with the boys as they shake off the scares by talking about the origin of Inner Sanctum, the immense legacy of its' creator Himan Brown, show some appreciation for the vast work of Mason Adams, and discuss how shows like Inner Sanctum can be heard or even seen in the works of today. The boys also manage to talk of thing heartwarming and humorous as they listen to a few clips of Inner Sanctum Parodies, learn how all your problems can be solved by Lipton Tea, and reflect on the legacy built by Bill Bragg and Yesterday USA Superstation. PLUS: Big John recites the ending speech of 'War of the Worlds' from memory! --- Listen to Big John regularly over at his show THE GLOWING DIAL on Yesterday USA. GD Website: https://www.glowingdial.com/ Yesterday USA Website: https://yesterdayusa.net/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Podcast/The-Glowing-Dial-Page-180078152022934/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/glowingdiallive
Dec 6, 2021 · 3 hr 20 min
Ep. 50: ‘The Hustler (1961)’ or ‘Hey Norton, Look’s Like Felson Found Character!’
Zach welcomes back the 3 Time Ballyhoo Champion Adam Jewell (Previous Episodes on 'Double Indemnity', 'The Searchers', and 'The Apartment') for a game of pool as the two dive deep into Robert Rossen's 1961 classic, 'The Hustler'. Rack Up your earbuds and get ready as they break into a discussion that see's the boys diving into the origins of director Rossen and star Paul Newman, have a frank talk about Rossens own tangled situation regarding the Hollywood Blacklist, deconstruct the way the film innovates the sports film genre, marvel at the amazing performances of everyone from Newman to Jackie Gleason, and discuss how the films legacy has carried on even beyond it's 1986 sequel. But even a pool hall filled with serious faces amid the game can step aside for a few laughs such as the boys pondering what could have been the final Newman/Redford team up movie and Adam Jewell revealing his latest finds in the ongoing Fred MacMurray Cinematic Universe.
Nov 20, 2021 · 4 hr 16 min
Ep. 49: LGBTQ Double Bill: ‘Rebel Without a Cause (1955)’ & ‘The Children’s Hour (1961)’
Zach welcomes podcaster and filmmaker Jay Alan Rickard (Dear Rowan, Sit a Spell) to have a closer look at the subtext, text, and over all representation of LGBTQ persons in Golden Age Hollywood with a dive into Nicholas Ray's 'Rebel Without A Cause' and William Wyler's 'The Children's Hour'. Tune in as the two discuss when and where they first started noticing the subject matter in Golden Age Hollywood, break down the potential subtext interwoven through key character's in 'Rebel Without A cause', find appreciation for the outright text contained in 'The Children's Hour', marvel at the command and technique behind both filmmakers, and have an honest chat about how representation matters and where there is effectiveness in these films of the past. With all the heavy topics at hand, laughter must be found and it shall. You shall giggle along as Jay becomes a sound effects man for the show, howl as the two try to determine how sinister Mary Tilford is compared to Rhoda Penmark, and crack up over the nations latest breakfast cereal tie in to Rebel Without A Cause. A Warning: This episode contains honest discussions about mental health throughout. If this is something that can be difficult to process, this warning is provided in advance out of care and respect to those who need the heads up. ----- Be sure to listen to Jay's astounding podcast work: Dear Rowan Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/dear-rowan/id1531925103 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ng8K6pzxedg27RQt6F5vB Twitter: https://twitter.com/dear_rowan Sit a Spell Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/ee/podcast/sit-a-spell/id1558188238 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6FrVTNqkGkHQa5jLKoMvZo and be sure to Follow Jay throughout the web! Website:https://www.jayalanrickard.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg9U0aljQRQCySsr0L8ShhA/videos?view=0&sort=da
Nov 13, 2021 · 1 hr 7 min
Ep. 48: A Year in ‘Revue’ & A Double Dose of Radio Comedy
Our Wonderful (?) Host, Zach Eastman, takes this week to celebrate the Ballyhoo's first birthday, reveals what is to come, and treats you to TWO Classic Radio Shows guaranteed to make you laugh till your sides ache featuring Groucho, Fenneman, Harpo, George, and Gracie. Shows Presented "You Bet Your Life" - 'Secret Word: Radio' Broadcast: October 26th, 1949. "Maxwell House Coffee Time Starring George Burns and Gracie Allen" - 'Guest: Harpo Marx' Broadcast: May 9th, 1946 Starring: George Burns, Gracie Allen, Meredith Wilson and his Orchestra, Bill Goodwin, and... HARPO! Thank you to everyone who has been listening and enjoying the show. It means the world!
Nov 8, 2021 · 5 hr 15 min
Ep. 47: The Marx Brothers at Paramount (Seal Not Included)
This week, on a very special GIGANTIC SIZED episode of the Ballyhoo that may go on for years, Zach is joined by return guests Tyler and "Andrew" (Pop Culture Brews) to shoot elephants in the Ballyhoo's pajamas... how they got in our pajamas, we dont know. That's right folks, the topic of the day will be THE MARX BROTHERS as the boys dive deep into their first Five Films with Paramount Pictures. Settle in for the long haul that may go on for years as they find amazement in the origins of cinemas legend comedy foursome, giggle in delight at their favorite jokes, dispel a few myths and rumors about the team and the films, reckon with outdated material and how to process it when watching comedy of the past, and hold a spotlight onto the many tangible and emotional ways the Marx Brothers have left their imprint on cinema and comedy at large. And while the boys cannot top the lines from any of the brothers, they do find hilarity at the convenience of the brothers names, get baffled by the lyrics of Monkey Doodle Do, and so much more. PLUS: We make the case for one Herbert "Zeppo" Marx. Films Discussed: The Cocoanuts (1929) Animal Crackers (1930) Monkey Business (1931) Horse Feathers (1932) Duck Soup (1933) Films Not Discussed: Humour Risk... cause we cant see it. ---- For more of Tyler and "Andrew", listen to them regularly on the astounding podcast, POP CULTURE BREWS: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pop-culture-brews/id1477714941 https://www.ageofradio.org/popculturebrews/ And follow them on Social Media Twitter: @popculturebrews Instagram: @popculturebrews Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/popculturebrews/
Oct 29, 2021 · 2 hr 10 min
Ep. 46: ‘The Thing From Another World (1951)’ or ‘Poptimism in Frozen Hell’
The Bally-BOO! concludes a month of terror with a trip to the wintry north where some THING has been found in the ice. Zach is joined as this expedition by returning guests Anthony Cubba and Brent Ballard (Poptimistic) where they shall all encounter the terror from beyond the stars found in 1951's THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD! Gather your flame throwers and be on guard as the boys travail the context surrounding the terrifying stories surrounding on John W. Campbell, puzzle over how Hawks and his team refashioned the novella into something far different from its source, gaze in awe of the special effects courtesy of Linwood Dunn, marvel at the dangerous and lasting stunt work in the picture, glance over the evidence of the pictures true authorship, and discover the many wondrous THINGS the film has carried on into films to this day. But there is more than just fear in this frozen hell, there are also laughs to keep the bodies warm and alert. Giggle along as the guys analyze the films push against scientists,connect the film to the Friday the 13th series, and pitch a series of GE ads fit for 50's world. ------ Be sure to check out Anthony and Brent on POPTIMISTIC, now available wherever you get your podcasts Website: linktr.ee/poptimistic Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/poptimistic/id1535746897
Oct 23, 2021 · 1 hr 56 min
Ep. 45: ‘The Invisible Man (1933)’ or ‘It’s An Una-versal Picture’
The Bally-BOO! presses on with more talk to make the spine tingle and the nerves unsettled! This week Zach welcomes back Ryan Frost (Reel Nerds Podcast) to witness the fear and panic struck upon villagers and scientists by one Dr. Jack Griffin with a breakdown of James Whales' supreme classic, 'The Invisible Man'! Pull up a chair (just make sure no one else is in it) and settle in as the boys go through the history of the project's inception at Universal, become gobsmacked by how many strange drafts of the script were commissioned, become enamored with the triumphant origins of the mighty Claude Rains, marvel in wondrous awe of the visual effects constructed by Jack Fulton, and revel in the many ways the film has influenced story telling and cinematic trickery to this day. Like any Whale film, this discussion brings as many laughs as it does chills as the boys ponder Griffin's kill count, try to analyze the police's plans for capturing Griffin, and hear more scintillating and soothing clips of the one and only... UNA O'CONNOR! ---- Listen to Ryan Frost each week on REEL NERDS PODCAST wherever you get your podcasts Website: https://reelnerdspodcast.com/ Twitter: @ReelNerds Instagram: @ReelNerds Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReelNerdsPodcast/
Oct 16, 2021 · 3 hr 16 min
Ep. 44: Dracula Double Bill: ‘Dracula (1931)’ and ‘Dracula (Spanish Version)(1931)’ or ‘A Matter of Transylvanian Interpretation’
The Bally-BOO! presses on with more terrifying tales unfolding from cinemas past. This week Zach welcomes back Matt Willocks (The Colorado Batcave) for journey among the rugged peaks that crown upon the Borgo Pass to arrive at a double dose of the one and only, DRACULA! Listen to them, podcasters of the night.. what chatter they make as they run through the history of production, learn more about the origin of Bela Lugosi's road to Transylvanian Legend, uncover the secrets of the Spanish version shot concurrently by George Melford, find appreciation amidst both versions whether through visual or performance, break into the thematic elements Dracula holds as a story and film, and emerge from the catacombs with examples of how the film's legacy casts its dark and lovely shadow over the films of today. As they wander through the wilds of Transylvania and London, the two manage to find some hilarity amid the lessons. Giggle along as the boys discover the most important time travel mission of all time, get a return visit from Zombie Tod Browning, receive commentary from Bela Lugosi, and marvel at how 'Dracula' was almost the first Batman movie. ----- Be sure to follow Matt on all his adventures here: Twitter: @craving_brains Instagram: @mattwillocks & @colorado.batcave & @cannibal_charlie
Oct 9, 2021 · 3 hr 24 min
Ep. 43: ‘Bride of Frankenstein (1935)’ or ‘ A New World of Pods and Monsters… wait… that’s terrible… CUT!!’
The Ballyhoo becomes The Bally-Boo as the show kicks off an entire month of horror chatter. This week, Zach is joined by actress and make up artist Erin Mullane (Gone Daddy Gone, Heavy Hangs the Sky) to piece together the many parts needed to discuss James Whales' terrifying and hilarious 1935 masterpiece, 'BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN'. Journey with us into the world of Gods and Montsers as the two dig into the life and times of director James Whale, discover the amazing origin of Elsa Lanchester, gush over the brilliance of Karloffs return to the role that made his career, marvel at the special effects and make-up that stands the test of time, laugh uncontrollably at the ridiculous notes from Breen office censors, show adoration and appreciation to the films LGBTQ and camp qualities, and rattle off the countless ways the film has influenced the horror landscape and cinema as a whole. There are many thrills and chills abound; but as Mr. Jimmy would want, there are plenty of moments for levity like Elsa and Charles Laughton getting attacked by swans, a meeting between Boris Karloff and Divine, and The Monster entering the View Askew-niverse. ------ Check out Erin on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erinmullaneofficial/ and check out her latest acting venture, GONE DADDY GONE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoKnk8ONbhk
Oct 2, 2021 · 4 hr 44 min
Ep. 42: ‘Mary Poppins (1964)’ or ‘The World Runs on Boom Time’ or ‘Supercalifragif***itydoo’
Zach welcomes actor, voice artist, and film critic Matthew Merback (The Bipolar Critic) to have a jolly holiday through the wonderful world of Disney as they dive way too deep into the 1964 classic, 'Mary Poppins'. Join them outside the steps of Number 17 Cherry Tree Lane, where they will discover more about the origins of the film adaptation, analyze the contention between Walt and P.L. Travers, gush over the practically perfect casting, revel in the stunning animation by Disney legends, point out where the innovations of Mary Poppins find themselves in the works of today and have an honest but heartfelt discussion about what the Disney legacy meant then and what it does to this very minute, both good and not so good. The podcast pals also manage to get themselves stuck on the ceiling from laughing too much over a series of asides filled with the voices of folks like Sean Connery, Bert the Chimney Sweep, Alfred Hitchcock, James Mason, and... Walt Disney (?). ----- Be sure to check out Matt's film review show, The Bipolar Critic Youtube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCeaj8tsmw3_KfH0U3c3EtLA Twitter: @BipolarCitic Instagram:@bipolarcritic and follow him on Instagram: @mad.mattigan ----- For more on ProtestsandSuffragettes, visit their website to pick up their wonderful educational playing cards: protests-suffragettes.company.site and follow them on Twitter: @ScotSuffragette
Sep 24, 2021 · 2 hr 38 min
Ep. 41: ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)’ or ‘A Matter of Audrey & Abella’ or ‘Pod…. casting… Loooonger than an hour…’
Zach is joined by actress and stand-up comic Abella Bala (Deadly Illusions, Antlers) to take a journey through the streets of New York City through the eyes of Holly Golightly with a chat about Blake Edward's perennial 1961 hit, 'Breakfast at Tiffany's'. Grab your croissants and stolen Halloween masks and settle in as the two learn about the astounding life of Audrey Hepburn, become puzzled at why many thought Audrey would not work as Golightly, dig deep into how Golightly and Peter provide templates for interesting and complex romantic characters down the line, and have an honest reckoning with one Mickey Rooney and the pain of watching his performance. An intricate and unique version of the Ballyhoo awaits you, including learning more about Abella and what led her to acting in ways that have their own lessons to teach for the future. ----- Link for Featurette "Mr. Yunioshi: An Asian Perspective": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAafI9w7CY8 This Featurette Can Also Be Accessed On The "Breakfast at Tiffany's" Bluray -------- To keep up with Abella's many endeavors, be sure to follow her on Instagram: @abellabala.tv Visit her website: abellabala.com Check out her work on the Netflix film 'Deadly Illusions': https://www.netflix.com/title/81346196 and be sure to watch her in all 6 episodes of John Strelec's Webseries, 'Antlers': https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaXbVoRBGRlTqHDJZcavncA
Sep 18, 2021 · 3 hr 46 min
Ep. 40: Wonders of World Cinema: Jour de fête’ (The Big Day) or The Tour de Tati
The Ballyhoo returns to Film Breakdowns! This week, Zach welcomes Sterling J. Cook (Filmmaker & CFVA Board Member) as the two take a comedic bicycle ride through the world of Jacques Tati with a look at his 1949 debut feature, 'Jour de fête' (The Big Day). Settle in as the boys go international to unlock the early history of Tati, look into how his career as a mime cultivated his future talents within comedic cinema, learn more about the early short films he made prior to 'Jour de fête', marvel at how he adapts the works of early silent comedy giants for his own feats of daring, and bask in the glow of the subtle human touches that make his work unique, and how the work of Tati and the film have bled into the comedy and filmmaking we see today. Not enough laughs from a postman hanging onto the back of a truck with cycling? Now worries, the boys also delve into the what-if's of the world as they try to get Peter Lorre cloned, become overtly pretentious versions of themselves, and demand a new kind of Dragon show. Plus: How may cool films did Sterling get to see at the Tower theater, and how many of them made Zach jealous? Too Many, that's how many. --- To learn more about Sterling and his work, be sure to follow him on Instagram: @sterlzworth To learn more about the Colorado Film and Video Association, please visit: https://www.cfva.com/ --- Follow the Ballyhoo on Social Media- Twitter: @BallyhooRevue Instagram: @ballyhoorevuepod
Sep 11, 2021 · 3 hr 2 min
Ep. 39: ‘Laughter, Lessons, and Love in Bloom’- A Series of Stories and Shows from Jack Benny
On this very special 39th episode of the Ballyhoo, Zach pays tribute to the man who never aged past 39... Mr. Jack Benny. Settle in this evening for 4 episodes of 'The Jack Benny Program', with commentary surrounding the context and stories behind the episodes. You will also be treated to stories about Jack Benny the violinist and Jack Benny... the special effects enthusiast? Yes, all that and more on this tribute to radios king of comedy. The Show: A Salute to Fellow Podcasters Stories from the production of 'The Hollywood Revue of 1929'. and 4 Broadcasts of 'The Jack Benny Program', which Include: "Jack Revives Buck Benny After 3 Years"- Air Date 04/07/1940 "'I Stand Condemned' with Boris Karloff"- Air Date 01/19/1947 "Violin Lesson with Professor LeBlanc"- Air Date 12/05/1948 "The Winning Contest Letter Is Read" - Air Date 02/03/1946 ----- Please Assist Christian Kennedy's GoFundMe for Post Procedure Recovery by visiting here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-christian-kennedy?member=13596541&sharetype=teams&utm_campaign=p_na+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer
Sep 3, 2021 · 2 hr 12 min
Ep. 38: Preston Sturges Goes to Tromaville: A Conversation with Lloyd Kaufman on Golden Age Hollywood
This week on the Ballyhoo, The Two Zach(k)'s (Eastman and Beins) bring the legendary Lloyd Kaufman of Troma Entertainment onto the program for an unforgettable discussion. Listen in as the boys listen to Lloyd express his love for folks like Sam Fuller and Preston Sturges, learn about how Mizoguchi Chaplin have influenced choices in his films, and listen to him express his love for Ernst Lubitsch's 'To Be or Not To Be'. You'll also hear more about Lloyd's career, his fights to see his films make it to the big screen, and how he has even gone to the task of giving forgotten films of the past a home on 'Troma Now!'. ------ To look at more of Lloyd and the wide world of Troma Entertainment, be sure to check out the 'Troma NOW' App, where you will have access to many of the films discussed on today's program. http://watch.troma.com/ Available on Apple: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/troma-now/id1568473401 and Roku: https://channelstore.roku.com/details/92f533debe53ae5b6fbcdec244e7103c/troma-now And keep up with Lloyd and all things Troma on Social Media Twitter: @lloydkaufman @troma_team @TromaNOWApp Instagram: @unclelloydkaufman @watchtromanow @tromanowapp and visit https://www.troma.com/ and https://www.tromadirect.com/ for more on upcoming work like #ShakespeareShitstorm and to buy DVDs and Blurays from the Troma Catalog And as always, be sure to listen to Zack Beins' wonderful podcast, TALKIN' TROMA! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUxMeEKADhO-vHJOnhh2c_w Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/talkin-troma-with-zack-beins/id1561181245 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/talkin-troma-with-zack-beins Golden Age Hollywood Films Lloyd Suggested and Mentioned on the episode: Princess Yang Kwei Fei- dir. Kenji Mizoguchi Rio Bravo- dir. Howard Hawks Sullivan's Travels- dir. Preston Sturges The Miracle of Morgan Creek- dir. Preston Sturges The Great Dictator- dir. Charlie Chaplin Marnie- dir. Alfred Hitchcock Monsieur Verdoux- dir. Charlie Chaplin To Be Or Not To Be- dir. Ernst Lubitsch The Bad and The Beautiful- Vincente Minelli The Legend of Lylah Clare- dir. Robert Aldrich Bambi- supervising dir. David Hand
Aug 19, 2021 · 2 hr 27 min
Ep. 37: Old Time Radio Revue- ‘The Mel Blanc Show’ and the Legend of The Man With 1000 Voices
Zach is joined this week by podcaster Jamie Dyer (Old Time Review, A Brit Talks Vintage TV, The Hudsons) to take a hilarity fueled dive into old time radio as they unravel an episode of the short lived comedy series, 'The Mel Blanc Show'. First: Get ready to laugh at the hijinks that ensue when Mel tries to fix Mr. Colby's radio in an episode from 'The Mel Blanc Show' from November 5th, 1947. Then: Listen in as the boys learn more about the Man With 1000 Voices and his origins, learn how an actual Fox It Shop played a role in the radio series, marvel at the other voice acting legends strewn about the show, and figure out how the series was so short lived. You will also hear on this episode: A Drunken Bull, An Unique Electric Organ, and oh so many more voices from Mel. ----- Be sure to check out Jamie's podcast work The Hudsons: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-hudsons/id1435694826?mt=2 Old Time Review: Website- https://www.oldtimereview.co.uk Podcast- https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-old-time-review-podcast/id1444105600 A Brit Talks Vintage TV: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-brit-talks-vintage-tv/id1471891012