Hwy61Visitor's YouTube Video List

Alphabetized Categories

The following is a complete list of all videos on my YouTube channel as of the above date. There is a total of ten categories. A link to each category on YouTube is provided directly below or you can scroll down for the individual titles.

My channel page is http://www.youtube.com/user/hwy61visitor here. I try to include something on my channel for everyone. There are over four hundred videos now. If you are looking for a paticular title, press Ctrl + F on your keyboard, enter the title and press Enter.

Have a good look around and please rate, comment and subscribe.


Cartoon and Animation

Classic Movies

Classical Music

Comedy - Television Oldies

Crime - Television Oldies

Documentary

Help and How To

History

Sci-Fi and Horror

Variety

Cartoon and Animation

Popeye - Almost Married - One Part
Popeye - Assault and Flattery - Bluto Files Charges - One Part
Popeye For President - Read Between The Lines - One Part
Popeye Meets Sinbad The Sailor - A Classic - Two Parts
Popeye The Paneless Window Washer - Two Parts
Popeye - The Premonition - One Part
Salad Fingers - Psycho? - Three Parts
Superman Captures Mad Scientist - One Part
Zeppelin vs Pterodactyls - The Lost Cartoon (1942) - Two Parts
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Classic Movies

Affairs of Cappy Ricks - Nine Parts
Angel on My Shoulder - Eleven Parts
Carnival Of Souls - Eight Parts
Detour - Seven Parts
Dishonored Lady - Nine Parts
Elizabeth Taylor - The Last Time I Saw Paris - Eleven Parts
Gangs Incorporated - Seven Parts
John Wayne in Winds of the Wasteland - Classic Movies - Eight Parts
Last Alarm - Six Parts
Sherlock Holmes: Murder At The Baskervilles - Eight Parts
Suddenly - Frank Sinatra and Nancy Gates - Eight Parts
The Case Of The Belligerent Ghost - Three Parts
The Gorilla featuring Bela Lugosi - Seven Parts
The Hitch-Hiker - Ten Parts
The Last Man On Earth - Nine Parts
The Strange Love of Martha Ivers - Twelve Parts
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Classical Music

Frank Sinatra - Fly Me To The Moon - High Quality Audio - One Part
Mozart - Symphony 40 - Andante - One Part
Mozart Symphony 40 - First Movement - Molto Allegro - One Part
Mozart - Symphony 40 - Menuetto: Trio - One Part
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Comedy - Television Oldies

$64,000 Question - Take Two - Three Parts
Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet - A Rose A Day - Five Parts
Andy Griffith - A Wife for Andy - Five Parts
Andy Griffith - The Big House - Four Parts
Dick Van Dyke - The Night The Roof Fell In - Four Parts
Dusty's Trail - Four Parts
Groucho Marx - You Bet Your Life - Three Parts
Groucho Marx - You Bet Your Life - Four Parts
I Married Joan - Talent Scout - Six Parts
Jack Gets Robbed - Three Parts
Jack Benny - Don Wilson's Story - Three Parts
Jack Benny - Jack's Maxwell Is Stolen - Three Parts
Jack Benny - Marilyn Monroe - Four Parts
Jackie Gleason in The Life of Riley - French Professor - Three Parts
Lucille Ball in Lucy the Fight Manager - Three Parts
Lucy Gets Jack Benny's Account - Three Parts
Lucy Meets The Law - Four Parts
Ozzie and Harriet - The Birds Nest - Four Parts
Red Skelton Comedy Shorts - One Part
Red Skelton: Guest - Archie Moore - Eight Parts
The Andy Griffith Show - Barney's First Car - Five Parts
The Dick Van Dyke Show - Dentists - Three Parts
The Dick Van Dyke Show - Hustling the Hustler - Six Parts
The Lucy Show - Mooney The Monkey - Six Parts
The Three Stooges - Beach Bumblers - One Part
The Three Stooges - Turkey Stuffing - One Part
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Crime - Television Oldies

Dick Tracy - Detective - Eight Parts
Dragnet - The Big Crime - Three Parts
Rocky King Detective - Murder, PH.D. - Four Parts
Rocky King, Detective - Murder Scores a Knockout - Four Parts
Rocky King, Detective - One Minute For Murder Four Parts
Rocky King, Detective - The Hermit's Cat - Four Parts
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Documentary

A Tale Of Three Kittens - One Part
Contact! - Two Parts
Divide and Conquer - EP I - 1943 - Two Parts
Identity Theft and Fraud - Three Parts
Spider Engineers - Documentary - Two Parts
The Legend of Marilyn Monroe - Eight Parts
The Night America Trembled - Nine Parts
The World at War - World War II - Seven Parts
This Dog Is Seriously Confused - One Part
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Help and How To

Irfanview Uses Adobe 8bf Filters Like Photoshop - One Part
hollywoodclassics - A YouTube Hater Exposed - One Part
Trailer - hollywoodclassics - A YouTube Hater Exposed - One Part
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History

Nazi Mind Control Tactics - Two Parts
The Civil War Part - Two Parts
The People of China - One Part
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Sci-Fi and Horror

Attack Of The Space Monsters - Eight Parts
Cathy's Curse - Eight Parts
Funeral Home Horror Show - Nine Parts
Horror Hotel - Eleven Parts
Jack The Ripper - Four Parts
One Step Beyond - The Vision - Six Parts
The Veil: Girl On The Road - Six Parts
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Variety

Bonanza - Public Domain - Seven Parts
Frank Sinatra in The House I Live In - One Part
Frank Sinatra - Title Song - Subtitles - The House I Live In - One Part
Frank Sinatra with June Hutton - One Part
The Hitch-Hiker - Ten Parts
You Asked For It - EP I - Art Baker - Four Parts

The Golden Days of Movies and Television: About The Golden Days of Movies and Television

The Golden Days of Movies and Television: About The Golden Days of Movies and Television

Groucho Marx Hosts You Bet Your Life with Funny Contestant Albert Hall

A picture of Groucho Marx is shown at the top of my first post. Groucho is one of my all time favorites. Well known for his movies, Groucho was also the first host of the television series You Bet Your Life. His good natured sarcasm, sense of timing and razor sharp wit made the show a hit.

You Bet Your Life first ran on NBC radio from 1947 to 1949, then made the transition to the NBC television network in 1950. The television show ran until 1960, was renamed The Groucho Show, and ran one more year. Early seasons of the television show were sponsored by Chrysler, advertising Desoto automobiles.

One of my favorite episodes features a contestant that even Groucho finds bizarre. The contestant's name is Albert Hall. Mr. Hall steals the show with his hilarious body mannerisms which he seems to enjoy directing at Groucho.

This is something you have to see to appreciate, so here is a segment with Mr. Hall.



You can watch the first segment of the show here and the second segment here.

Enjoy

About The Golden Days of Movies and Television

Call them what you will: classic movies, vintage movies or just old movies. Whichever you choose, I'm a fan. I love these movies for their old school cinema style which I find to be direct and absent of exaggerated special effects.

I'm tempted to say that I like them because they portray a time of innocence. However, I don't think there has been a period in the history of mankind that was truly innocent.

What I can say is that these movies portray a more innocent time. A time long before America was stained by the assassinations of first President, then Robert Kennedy, long before so many young men courageously lost their lives in Vietnam and long before Oklahoma City and 911.

Yes, I can say that the thirties, forties and fifties were more innocent. And films of those decades are primarily the ones that this blog is about.

Many of them fall in the B movie category. I think B movies are great. You see the early works of a lot of then unknown stars in B movies. These movies also served as actor training. Some of those actors went on to make big box office releases. I think of B movies as the minor league of baseball.

There is also something about black and white movies that I find appealing. It may be the mood or maybe it's just a fondness for the early days of television that I enjoyed growing up. Whatever it is, I think that black and white and also sepia tinted films delivers a unique viewing experience.

Hey, you can watch color anytime.

I want to have fun with this blog. I encourage your comments and want this blog to be highly interactive. There are a lot of great movies to talk about and lots of wonderful memories to share. You may have seen some of the movies we'll talk about at your local drive inn. Remember those? Not quite high fidelity, were they? Remember burning those mosquito coils and not minding?

Yes, we have plenty to talk about.

I have movies up on YouTube at: http://www.youtube.com/user/hwy61visitor

I'll post thumbnails and links to my YouTube channel. One YouTube channel though, doesn't even scratch the service. What I really want is to find out what movies you like and why. That's where the fun is, finding out what other people like and having lively conversations.

Thanks for visiting.