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Lil' Abner

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01:12,

2008-04-01 18:59:43

Description: This slap-leg comedy is straight out of the 1930s funny papers. Created by Al Capp and directed by Albert S. Rogell. Astor Pictures Corp. (Public Domain)

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Tags: comedy capp rogell humor abner

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What's a cameltoe?

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00:23,

2008-04-02 11:23:27

Description: Cameltoe is a slang term that refers to the outline of the female labia when seen through tight, form-fitting clothes.Uncleft "bulges" are more often visible. The degree to which a (More)

Channel: youtube

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Lil’ Abner Movie Clips with Girls on Sadie Hawkins...

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00:46,

2008-04-17 13:36:22

Description: This is the first ever film adaptation of the monumentally popular Lil’ Abner comic strip, and it’s a good one. Lil’ Abner the film was reverently directed by Albert S. Rogell, who (More)

Channel: metacafe

Tags: Funny Movie Quotes Sadie Hawkins Dance Lil Abner Cartoon Strips Dogpatch Jeff York Comedy Films

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Lil’ Abner Movie Clips with Girls on Sadie Hawkins...

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00:46,

2008-04-07 00:00:00

Channel: metacafe

Tags: Funny Movie Quotes Sadie Hawkins Dance Lil Abner Cartoon Strips Dogpatch Jeff York Comedy Films

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Abner's Revenge...using TIDE TO GO Stain Silencer!

00:30,

2008-02-18 21:21:33

Description: You should see earlier video when Abner is sold 10 cases of soap by a fast talking salesman. Tide To Go removes stain instantly Lum Abner Vintage Radio. Tide To Go talking stain spoof ad...product (More)

Channel: youtube

Tags: ad...product chocolate coffee cranbe Go instantly juice pizza removes: sauce spoof stain talking tea Tide To tomato

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Li'l Abner 1/10 (1940)

10,

07:01,

2008-04-18 13:45:20

Description: Al Capp's cartoon strip was so satirically acidic that he was constantly being threatened with suit by the public figures he parodied--and at least one, Joan Baez, actually took him to court. But (More) Al Capp's cartoon strip was so satirically acidic that he was constantly being threatened with suit by the public figures he parodied--and at least one, Joan Baez, actually took him to court. But viewers needn't expect much of Capp's celebrated wit in this 1940 cinematic take on the much-celebrated residents of Dogpatch, USA; more silly than clever and more embarrassing than entertaining, L'IL ABNER has been justly neglected for more than a half a century. Still, it does have a few charms, and most of these are among the cast. Director Albert S. Rogell was a workhorse of the silent era, and the film is crammed to overflowing with a host of silent actors taking one more shot at fame--with the great Buster Keaton the most celebrated name on the roster. Sad to say, they are largely wasted, but we're at least given a chance to see them once more, a decade after their stars faded. The most successful members of the cast are actually the younger players, with Jeff York (billed as Granville Owen) unexpectedly effective in actually looking the part of L'il Abner himself. Martha O'Driscoll is merely acceptable as Daisy Mae, but Billie Seward strikes all the right notes as the man-hungry Cousin Delightful. And now and then a moment "pops" enough for you to see a little of what made Capp's concepts so wickedly funny. The plot is standard Capp, but it lacks Capp's bite: Daisy Mae loves Abner, Cousin Delightful wants him for herself, and Abner prefers pork chops. In terms of production values, the film was very obviously done on the cheap, and Rogell's direction is hardly inspired: not only is the camera static, the pace is positively leaden. Fans of the original strip will probably find it a guilty pleasure, but even they will likely admit that this is Al Capp with both fangs pulled. Part 2 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNvCoUvpOfU Watch all my channels: http://youtube.com/hollywoodclassics http://youtube.com/classicanimation http://youtube.com/dancefrenzy http://youtube.com/classicdocumentaries http://youtube.com/vintagecommercials http://youtube.com/classicsoundbox http://youtube.com/videomiscellany (Less)

Channel: youtube

Tags: Albert Buster Jeff Johnnie Keaton Martha Mona Morris O'Driscoll Ray Rogell S. York

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Li'l Abner 2/10 (1940)

12,

07:01,

2008-04-18 13:23:34

Description: Al Capp's cartoon strip was so satirically acidic that he was constantly being threatened with suit by the public figures he parodied--and at least one, Joan Baez, actually took him to court. But (More) Al Capp's cartoon strip was so satirically acidic that he was constantly being threatened with suit by the public figures he parodied--and at least one, Joan Baez, actually took him to court. But viewers needn't expect much of Capp's celebrated wit in this 1940 cinematic take on the much-celebrated residents of Dogpatch, USA; more silly than clever and more embarrassing than entertaining, L'IL ABNER has been justly neglected for more than a half a century. Still, it does have a few charms, and most of these are among the cast. Director Albert S. Rogell was a workhorse of the silent era, and the film is crammed to overflowing with a host of silent actors taking one more shot at fame--with the great Buster Keaton the most celebrated name on the roster. Sad to say, they are largely wasted, but we're at least given a chance to see them once more, a decade after their stars faded. The most successful members of the cast are actually the younger players, with Jeff York (billed as Granville Owen) unexpectedly effective in actually looking the part of L'il Abner himself. Martha O'Driscoll is merely acceptable as Daisy Mae, but Billie Seward strikes all the right notes as the man-hungry Cousin Delightful. And now and then a moment "pops" enough for you to see a little of what made Capp's concepts so wickedly funny. The plot is standard Capp, but it lacks Capp's bite: Daisy Mae loves Abner, Cousin Delightful wants him for herself, and Abner prefers pork chops. In terms of production values, the film was very obviously done on the cheap, and Rogell's direction is hardly inspired: not only is the camera static, the pace is positively leaden. Fans of the original strip will probably find it a guilty pleasure, but even they will likely admit that this is Al Capp with both fangs pulled. Part 3 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4psX77UCYM Watch all my channels: http://youtube.com/hollywoodclassics http://youtube.com/classicanimation http://youtube.com/dancefrenzy http://youtube.com/classicdocumentaries http://youtube.com/vintagecommercials http://youtube.com/classicsoundbox http://youtube.com/videomiscellany (Less)

Channel: youtube

Tags: Albert Buster Jeff Johnnie Keaton Martha Mona Morris O'Driscoll Ray Rogell S. York

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Li'l Abner 3/10 (1940)

12,

07:01,

2008-04-18 12:54:17

Description: Al Capp's cartoon strip was so satirically acidic that he was constantly being threatened with suit by the public figures he parodied--and at least one, Joan Baez, actually took him to court. But (More) Al Capp's cartoon strip was so satirically acidic that he was constantly being threatened with suit by the public figures he parodied--and at least one, Joan Baez, actually took him to court. But viewers needn't expect much of Capp's celebrated wit in this 1940 cinematic take on the much-celebrated residents of Dogpatch, USA; more silly than clever and more embarrassing than entertaining, L'IL ABNER has been justly neglected for more than a half a century. Still, it does have a few charms, and most of these are among the cast. Director Albert S. Rogell was a workhorse of the silent era, and the film is crammed to overflowing with a host of silent actors taking one more shot at fame--with the great Buster Keaton the most celebrated name on the roster. Sad to say, they are largely wasted, but we're at least given a chance to see them once more, a decade after their stars faded. The most successful members of the cast are actually the younger players, with Jeff York (billed as Granville Owen) unexpectedly effective in actually looking the part of L'il Abner himself. Martha O'Driscoll is merely acceptable as Daisy Mae, but Billie Seward strikes all the right notes as the man-hungry Cousin Delightful. And now and then a moment "pops" enough for you to see a little of what made Capp's concepts so wickedly funny. The plot is standard Capp, but it lacks Capp's bite: Daisy Mae loves Abner, Cousin Delightful wants him for herself, and Abner prefers pork chops. In terms of production values, the film was very obviously done on the cheap, and Rogell's direction is hardly inspired: not only is the camera static, the pace is positively leaden. Fans of the original strip will probably find it a guilty pleasure, but even they will likely admit that this is Al Capp with both fangs pulled. Part 4 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wgkC1cDWFM Watch all my channels: http://youtube.com/hollywoodclassics http://youtube.com/classicanimation http://youtube.com/dancefrenzy http://youtube.com/classicdocumentaries http://youtube.com/vintagecommercials http://youtube.com/classicsoundbox http://youtube.com/videomiscellany (Less)

Channel: youtube

Tags: Albert Buster Jeff Johnnie Keaton Martha Mona Morris O'Driscoll Ray Rogell S. York

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Li'l Abner 4/10 (1940)

11,

07:01,

2008-04-18 12:33:27

Description: Al Capp's cartoon strip was so satirically acidic that he was constantly being threatened with suit by the public figures he parodied--and at least one, Joan Baez, actually took him to court. But (More) Al Capp's cartoon strip was so satirically acidic that he was constantly being threatened with suit by the public figures he parodied--and at least one, Joan Baez, actually took him to court. But viewers needn't expect much of Capp's celebrated wit in this 1940 cinematic take on the much-celebrated residents of Dogpatch, USA; more silly than clever and more embarrassing than entertaining, L'IL ABNER has been justly neglected for more than a half a century. Still, it does have a few charms, and most of these are among the cast. Director Albert S. Rogell was a workhorse of the silent era, and the film is crammed to overflowing with a host of silent actors taking one more shot at fame--with the great Buster Keaton the most celebrated name on the roster. Sad to say, they are largely wasted, but we're at least given a chance to see them once more, a decade after their stars faded. The most successful members of the cast are actually the younger players, with Jeff York (billed as Granville Owen) unexpectedly effective in actually looking the part of L'il Abner himself. Martha O'Driscoll is merely acceptable as Daisy Mae, but Billie Seward strikes all the right notes as the man-hungry Cousin Delightful. And now and then a moment "pops" enough for you to see a little of what made Capp's concepts so wickedly funny. The plot is standard Capp, but it lacks Capp's bite: Daisy Mae loves Abner, Cousin Delightful wants him for herself, and Abner prefers pork chops. In terms of production values, the film was very obviously done on the cheap, and Rogell's direction is hardly inspired: not only is the camera static, the pace is positively leaden. Fans of the original strip will probably find it a guilty pleasure, but even they will likely admit that this is Al Capp with both fangs pulled. Part 5 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fa0MOy6HmpE Watch all my channels: http://youtube.com/hollywoodclassics http://youtube.com/classicanimation http://youtube.com/dancefrenzy http://youtube.com/classicdocumentaries http://youtube.com/vintagecommercials http://youtube.com/classicsoundbox http://youtube.com/videomiscellany (Less)

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Tags: Albert Buster Jeff Johnnie Keaton Martha Mona Morris O'Driscoll Ray Rogell S. York

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Abner's chicks - week 1

00:52,

2009-03-30 17:11:37

Description: These are Abner's new chickens, the 2009 batch. We have Rhode Island Reds and Barred Rocks. They were born on 3/22/2009. They are a week old here. This is right after they moved into their 10 (More)

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Tags: abner chickens barred rocks rhode island red

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Pushing Daisies - Abner Newsome

07:26,

2007-12-22 15:05:05

Description: He's the boy with a heart of...well...tissue paper. =/ I thought I'd upload all of Abner's bits from the latest episode (9, I think), considering so many of the fans thought he was (More)

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Tags: Abner Bobo Bonobo Charlotte Chuck Corpsicle Daisies Emerson Ep Episode Ned Newsome Nine Olive Pushing Wish-A-Wish

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Movie-Li'l Abner (1940) Part 4

09:53,

2008-04-22 16:19:45

Description: Spoiler: This clip starts with Li'l Abner's tummy ache and ends with a big ol' kiss! Hope you are enjoying the movie.

Channel: youtube

Tags: 1940 Abner Buster Domain Keaton Li'l Movie Public

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Cletus & Abner 2: The Lost Weekend

00:00,

2008-08-28 03:50:24

Description: Cletus & Abner's drunken weekend on the farm turns a little awkward come Monday morn.

Channel: vimeo

Tags: Cletus Abner The Lost Weekend

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Abner's Bag of Tricks

00:56,

2009-04-10 19:20:58

Description: Some more of Abner's tricks. Spin, high ten, high five, wave, hug, roll, heeling. You dog can have this focus off lead, too! www.CommunicatingCanines.com

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Tags: Schutzhund obedience puppy work dog training trainer heel

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Grandpap's talking dog story