Stanley Holloway: Get Me to Church, Little Bit of Luck '71

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English singer/actor/comedian Stanley Holloway recreates the songs "With a Little Bit of Luck" and "Get Me to the Church on Time" which he sang as Cockney dustman Alfred P Doolittle for 4 years on Broadway's production of "My Fair Lady" in 1956, and again in the 1965 Academy Award winning movie. Here, at 81, he is backed by a chorus from the CBC Vancouver TV series "Music Hall" taped in 1971.

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@SuperFerdie1965 Год назад

He's over 80 here!

@ArchieHyltonJnR Год назад

My Fair Lady was brilliant! My favourite number in the movie

@stevebartley8594 3 года назад

What a lucky audience!

@MichaelChenCC 9 дней назад

My childhood’s favourite

@broomybank 3 года назад

Really excellent

@rogerlephoque3704 4 года назад

Bloody marvelous...

@danremenyi1179 6 лет назад

A truly great performance

@rexspence9657 3 года назад

WHAT A MAN!

@firstnamelastname9631 8 месяцев назад

Excellent. He looks so wonderful for 81. A real trouper. Excellent.

@showtunestarpower 4 года назад

A treasure! THANK YOU!

@allonzo202 2 года назад

amazing beauty...and nostalgia

@zackstark24601 6 лет назад

He still got it R.I.P Stanley you really deserved that Tony And Oscar for that role

@Jackinbarr 5 лет назад

You are so right, Zack. He didn't miss a step or a note from his previous performances. And he definitely deserved the Tony and the Oscar which he did not receive.

@R1618 3 года назад

He looks like the older version of Jeremy Brett

@unstoppablelexus 4 года назад

so fun!

@Danny-hp9fx Месяц назад

Legend Stanley

@creativepuppetry1366 3 года назад

A classic!

@googlefan7409 6 лет назад

Even after years and years, he could still do it so well. Anybody noticed he got slim here?

@chocolatesouljah 6 лет назад

I was thinking the same thing. I agree on both.

@yvonne2546 4 года назад

He was almost 81 years old here.

@Bella0797 Год назад

Only and one

@MauriatOttolink 2 года назад

THAT is what show business was like. Massively skilled main performers who threw themselves into the act and an equally skilled, singing and dancing cast which totally matched the lead act because THEY strove to be lead acts too. It's all gone down the bloody tubes. Who've we got now? Ed bloody Shearden .. multi millionaire, musical impostor and failure.

@pattysherwood7091 Год назад

I just love him.

@cruisematt8585 4 месяца назад

Fantastic

@marjanrietveltyoutube 4 года назад

Mooi en goed gezongen bravoure marjan

@ST40TV 4 года назад

What does that mean?

@BTURNER1961 2 года назад

Now I am not sure if these dancers know just what they are a part of here. They are recreating theatrical history with a man who played this role on Broadway, at West End and in the movie. This is undoubtedly the last times Holloway performed these particular numbers on a stage. His stage career ran from 1919 in Kissing Time through to the late 80's.

@kennyrory100 2 года назад

We knew !! I was one of the dancer /singers. I was thrilled.

@BTURNER1961 2 года назад

@@kennyrory100 There is another vid out there where Angela Lansbury and Carol Channing in their late 70's, are singing to showstopper numbers of Hello Dolly, and Mame, with a group of male dancers for a celebration of Jerry Herman Those dancers will be the only ones alive or dead to be part of both Lansbury's and Channings last performances on a stage of their signature songs. Any knowledgeable dancer would give up all their organs to say that they did that.