The Colgate Comedy Hour had a successful run from 1950 to 1955, in which a number of comedy legends rotated as hosts of the show, but Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis easily held on firmly as the highly favored and much anticipated comedic duo - by pairing the melodious sounds of Martin with the hilarious antics of Lewis. In this third 5-disc set, you will see Dean and Jerry keeping up their unmatchable skills to entertain and amuse an audience in these 10 episodes from the classic Colgate Comedy Hour.
You will see such sketches as Dean playing a traveling salesman trying to steal Jerry's girlfriend, a special musical trio number with Kitty Kallon, Dean playing the father of Jerry, and a remarkable parody of Ed Sullivan, played by Jerry, in a "Toast of the Colgate Town" skit, with guest cameo celebrity portrayals - all played by Dean Martin!
No fan of classic comedy without the third volume of THE DEAN MARTIN AND JERRY LEWIS COLLECTION: STILL LAUGHING!
Shows-
Show 1 The first show, originally broadcast in June of 1951 features Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis as judges of a dog show. Sketches include one set in Martin's School of the Theater where Jerry wants Dean to teach him how to become an actor and ends with a swordfight between the comedic pair. Another set involves Dean as a traveling salesman who ends up staying in the country with a farmer and his son, Jerry.
Show 2 This show, originally broadcast in April of 1952, opens with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis as guests at a librarian convention. It is followed by a sketch where Jerry plays a nutcase auditioning for a part in Dean's upcoming show. There is also a special musical trio number with Dean, Jerry and guest singer Kitty Kallon. The final sketch has Dean and Jerry traveling abroad, where Jerry is a stowaway.
Show 3 Originally broadcast in September of 1952, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis perform their comedic antics at a psychiatrist convention. Sketches include a set on how Dean and Jerry spent their summer vacation in Italy and a set where Jerry is a detective at Dean's wedding.
Show 4 This show, originally broadcast November of 1952, opens with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis on stage talking to themselves on a life-sized television screen. Sketches include a set where Jerry attends a school for Tarzans and another where Dean and his wife try to control their wild son, played by Jerry.
Show 5 The first show, originally broadcast May of 1953, has cameo appearances by Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh where they happen to steal the show from Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. There is a sketch where Jerry plays Dean's son, wreaking havoc in a penny arcade and a sketch were Dean plays a pilot and Jerry is a steward. Plus, special guest appearance by the Four Step Brothers.
Show 6 This show originally broadcast in February of 1954, begins as Dean and Jerry visit the Mayhem Annual Award Dinner. In a sketch we visit the homes of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis to witness how they live as neighbors. In the final sketch, Dean owns a small diner and Jerry arrives to become his soda jerk.
Show 7 This show originally broadcast in 1951, opens with a skit where Dean and Jerry attend the wedding reception of an old flame. Sketches include a set where Dean takes a girls to the drive-in and Jerry keeps interrupting the mood and a set where we see Dean and Jerry in their early years. Dean and Jerry close the show with imitations of James Cagney, Cary Grant and former Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
Show 8 This show, originally broadcast in May of 1955, opens with a "Toast of the Colgate Town" skit where Jerry parodies Ed Sullivan. Dean portrays celebrities - Cary Grant, Groucho Marx, Kirk Douglas, Clark Gable - in the audience. Dean and Jerry's mother appear to talk about their sons and flashback to when Jerry babysat Dean's baby. Jerry gives various plugs of upcoming tour dates. Finally, Dean and Jerry trade quips on stage as they close the show.
Show 9 The first show, originally broadcast in June of 1955, has Jerry Lewis on stage doing the introduction sans his pants! It is followed by a "Person to People" skit with Dean as Tedward R. Burrow as he interviews Jerry as Harland Sando. Includes a sketch where Martin and his wife's second honeymoon is ruined by the press and the young winner (Lewis) of a "Meet Dean Martin" contest.
Show 10 This final show, originally broadcast in November of 1955, opens with "Martin's Mighty Midnight Matinee Movie" routine, closely followed by Jerry playing in "Eggroll is a Many Splendored Dish" skit. Other sketches include a set where Martin interviews Lewis plays a Japanese character, a set where Dean and Jerry carry on the antics of the previous Japanese character, and a set where Jerry causes trouble at Dean's engagement party.
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