Danny Kaye Show Hillbilly Sketch - February 26, 1964 

For those who don't know, from the earliest part of his career, Buddy Ebsen made his way in Hollywood as a DANCER. His most well-remembered number in his youth was probably sharing a step or two with Sherley Temple in "Captain January" in 1936 before a make-up allergy forced him out of "The Wizzard of Oz" in 1938.

😆😆😆😆😆 back in the days when comedians didn't have to use 4 letter words to be funny.

Howard Morris, Danny Kaye, Buddy Ebsen AND Harvey Korman. What a combo!

More talent in this skit than in all of Hollywood now.

It's me, it's me, it's Ernest T . Thank you all !!!

A lot of people forget that Buddy Ebsen broke into show business as a song-and-dance man. Once a hoofer, always a hoofer.

Pure unadulterated fun, and as the last person said not vulgar or swearing needed , these folks were the real true comedians

4 comedy legends in a mediocre routine. Still shows their talents.

Pure brilliance. Howard Morris was so incredibly underrated. He and Danny (whether or not they liked working together) are comedic gold. Great sketch!

Weeeellll doggies!!

Buddy Ebsen almost loses it several times.

Ernest T. Bass, er um, Howard Morris can flat dance!

Howard Morris would also play the role of Ernest T. Bass on the Andy Griffith Show. You can see that character in this performance by Morris.

Genuine comedy without filth or nudity. That's how ya do it.

"She called me a creachter !!"

C'mon! It doesn't get any better than this! Beautiful slap stick insanity.

Jed Clampett meets Ernest T. Bass

His rapidness of tongue verbal technique will forever be unbeatable.He is a legend!!

Good acting and fun, thank you! Earnest T Bass is my fav for Morris

High fives! Buddy Ebsen looks like having a time to keep from cracking up in wrong times.