Bob Hope, Marilyn Horne & Eileen FarreII on The Carol Burnett Show | FULL Episode: S2 Ep.12 

AGREED!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Amen

Today's so called stars have so many bodyguards that you never touch them. They even hired their own publicists who constantly publicise every every movements. They sell their marriage or pregnancy photos taking huge amount of money. They are not real any more like the yesteryear's stars.

Seems to me like everyone hugs each other nowadays, stranger or not.

That’s when people could laugh at themselves. Now everyone is offended.

Absolutely!!!!!!!💕

Very much so!

*dresses

All designed by Bob Mackie.

*Isabel

I wonder what happened to it!?

Carol also did some collaborative work with Beverly Sills at the Met.

At 37:39

Yes truly, he was devastatingly handsome man. He had very good comic timing too. In more than one sketches he didn't laugh while others were rolling in laughter.

@@lopa2828 He was the first centerfold in _Playgirl_ magazine.

Bob Mackie!

Met" which was broadcast in 1976 or 1977.

It was Marilyn Horne and Eileen Farrell again. Beverly Sills was not on The Carol Burnett Show except she was introduced by Carol when she was in the audience along with her husband. Carol tells the audience with great excitement that she and Beverly Sills were going to film a special called Sills And Burnett At The Met which was broadcast in 1976 or 1977. By the way, it is available on RU-vid in a very poor copy...

@@randysills4418 I guess my memories is not clear ,but, by 77 we had a color t.v. was seeing the last of the carol Burnett's show in color from 74 and up. I could have sworn I remember seeing the three satirizing the Andrew sisters in b and w.

This is how Ms Sanford broke into TV... demeaning, I agree...but, in the end everyone knew her name and talent. Just show's, sometimes you must do one thing to achieve the goal before you.

Ms. Isabel Sanford's "The Jeffersons", like the Burnett show, was one of those rare TV shows that ran for more than ten years on CBS. 😀👍

Lung capacity

I didn't even know that Oprah liked Opera...

@@AmyLSacks: Why the crack about Oprah liking opera? What prompted that intended slight against her?

cricket123: That’s a friggin’ rude comment to make. Both Eileen Farrell and Marilyn Horne were never stick figures but the classical musical field, at that time emphasized voices over ‘phisque du role’ and I don’t think it has helped. Eileen Farrell and Marilyn Horne had FABULOUS voices beautiful voices. At the time of her MET Opera debut in 1960 she was the most prominent dramatic soprano in the US. She had a voice that encompassed not only the major class composers but lighter music. She was easily compared to Kirsten Flagstad and Ella Fitzgerald in her range; no mean treat. Marilyn Horne would be a contributing and active member of the MET Opera for over 25 years after making her debut in a new production of NORMA and to the reintroduction of neglected works, especially Rossini and Meyerbeer. She is still active running the Vocal Academy of California at Santa Barbara and with her personal income founded a foundation to advance song recitals. It was enjoyable to watch this program and sad to see/hear the musical decline of music in elementary schools and in homes today. We are much less for the loss. PS: Horne debuted at the MET with another great lady who had a phenomenal voice and good sense of humor, John Sutherland. PPS: The reference that Lyle Wagner made at the beginning of the skit was in reference to Milton Cross, longtime radio commentator of the Saturday MET Opera broadcasts. The reference to the young conductor included the name “Bernstein”. There should be no need to explain that name in America!

@@johnpickford4222 It's not a slight. I just thought it was funny that crivket can't spell.