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Related: About this forumMy favorite childhood storyteller - Danny Kaye: Clever Gretel
Fix yourself a cup of hot chocolate and sit by the fire. It's story time:
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My favorite childhood storyteller - Danny Kaye: Clever Gretel (Original Post)
Lodestar
Dec 2014
OP
Indeed.... I could just taste the 'shicken'. I wore out my Danny Kaye records... n/t
Lodestar
Dec 2014
#2
My father would laugh so hard he'd pound the floor with his foot watching that We'd laugh with him.
FailureToCommunicate
Dec 2014
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misterhighwasted
(9,148 posts)1. I wanna break off that drumstick & eat it right now!
See, that is a great storyteller.
Mr Danny Kaye
Lodestar
(2,388 posts)2. Indeed.... I could just taste the 'shicken'. I wore out my Danny Kaye records... n/t
misterhighwasted
(9,148 posts)3. Hahaha..'shicken' Christmas humor hahaaha
What a funny man, Danny Kaye
Thanks Lodestar
Sander
(137 posts)4. The Master Story Teller
As a young boy, I remember laughing so hard at Danny Kaye movies, tears would stream down my cheeks and I could hardly catch my breath.
"The one with the figure of a pestle and the chalice from the palace." Which one contains the "pellet with the poison?"
Lodestar
(2,388 posts)5. Haha! Oh me too. He still makes me laugh. n/t
FailureToCommunicate
(14,620 posts)8. My father would laugh so hard he'd pound the floor with his foot watching that We'd laugh with him.
That movie -especially that scene - is a forever classic. What a great man Danny was.
proReality
(1,628 posts)6. Thanks for this!
I really miss him.
Lodestar
(2,388 posts)7. Me too. One of a kind. Truly loved him. n/t