#louis nye

[fitsofgloom]

Call Me Ursa Major

[rhetthammersmithhorror]

Sex Kittens Go to College | 1960 Possibly the best film featuring Vampira, Conway Twitty, Mamie Van Doren, Uncle Fester, Brigitte Bardot's sister, John Carradine, Tuesday Weld, and three amazing striptease artists performing for Elektro the Robot and his chimpanzee sidekick.

[sonicandvisualsurprises]

1959

"Teenage Beatnik" by Louis Nye is a humorous satire of 1950s beatnik culture, mocking its slang, attitude, and pretensions.

Artist biography on Discogs.

[citizenscreen]

Louis Nye (May 1, 1913 – October 9, 2005)

[ninaandjames]

Zombo the Magnificent/ The Munsters

[oldshowbiz]

1959.

The Steve Allen Show comedy record

[dukereviewsxtra]

Duke Reviews Xtra: Alice In Wonderland (1985) Part 2

Part 2 Opens Where The Last One Ended With Alice Scared Of The Jabberwocky, Wishing It Away, The Jabberwocky Disappears As She Hides Behind A Chess Board When She Accidentally Knocks It Over...

Seeing That She Knocked Down All The Pieces Onto The Floor, Alice Starts To Pick Them Up Only To Discover That They're Alive But They Can't Hear Her...

One By One Alice Lifts Up The White Queen (Played By Ryan Stiles)...

The White King (Played By Harvey Korman) The Red King, And The Red Queen (Played By Bo Peep From Babes In Toyland) Who Believe That Alice Lifting Them Up Was A Tornado...

Hearing A Voice, Alice Looks Around The Room And Notices A Painting Of An Owl Come To Life As She's Transported To Looking-Glass Land...

Where The Owl (Played By Jack Warden) Explains That Until She Conquers Her Fears Of The Jabberwocky And Growing Up, She Will Be Unable To Return To The Real World And Will Have To Remain In Looking-Glass Land, Where Everything Is The Reverse Of What She Expects...

Walking In The Forest, Alice Has An Interesting Conversation With Some Talking Flowers (Including A Tiger Lilly (Played By Sally Struthers) And A Rose (Played By Donna Mills) Until The Red Queen Shows Up, Only This Time She Can Hear Alice And She's Full Size...

Telling Alice That She Is To Take The Place Of One Of The Pawns Of The White Queen In A Gigantic Game Of Chess. The Red Queen Tells That She Must Reach The Eighth Square To Become A Queen And Once She Does, She'll Be Able To Go Home After That She Disappears...

But Don't Worry, We'll See Her Again Later...

Boarding A Train To The Fourth Square, Alice Gets In A Car With A Goat (Played By Bobby Ewing) A Man In A Paper Suit (Played By Steve Allen) And A Horse (Played By Mr. Miyagi)...

Hurt By All Their Teasing And Rantings, She Calls The Goat Silly, As The Train Picks Up Speed With No Emergency Cord. But Pulling The Goat's Whiskers The Train Stops As The Conductor (Played By Merv Griffin) Tells Her To Get Off The Train...

Once Off, She Asks A Gnat (Played By George Gobel) If She's At The Fourth Square And He Says That She Is As He Warns Her To Stay Out Of The Woods...

But Not Heeding His Warning, Alice Meets Tweedle Dee And Tweedle Dum (Played By Steve Lawrence And Eydie Gormé) Who Sing The First Song In Part 2...

Though In The Age Of The Coronavirus, It Ought To Be How'd You Do, Shake Elbows...

But Not In The Least Tired, They Take Alice To The Oceanside, Where They Tell The Story Of The Walrus (Played By Karl Malden) And The Carpenter (Played By Louis Nye) Which Is Our Next Song...

Leaving The Tweedles After That, Alice Walks Through The Woods Again Only To Eventually Run Into The White Queen Who Sings The Next Song...

But As A Consequence Of Living A Backwards Life, The White Queen Ends Up Becoming A Sheep...

We Then Watch As Alice Is Chased By A Giant Vulture, Which She Initially Believes To Be The Jabberwocky Only To Meet Humpty Dumpty (Played By Jonathan Winters)...

Unfortunately, However, The Jabberwocky Shows Up Again And Knocks Humpty Off Of His Wall As He Chases Alice Only To Lose Her Again...

Hiding In A Bush, Alice Meets The White King And His Messenger, Haigha (Played By Uncle Jesse)...

Who Sing The Next Song As They Take Alice To Meet The Lion (Played By Mermaidman)...

And The Unicorn (Played By Beau Bridges) Who Are Fighting For The Crown....

However, They Call For A Temporary Truce When They Become Intrigued In Alice, Whom They Perceive To Be A "Fabulous Monster"...

Alice Attempts To Hand Out A Tray Of "Looking-Glass Cake" But Alice Cuts It The Cake Keeps Making Itself Whole, Explaining To Alice That Looking Glass Cake Has To Be Past Around Before It Can Be Cut, She Passes It Around And It Finally Cuts...

However, When A Loud Drumming Sound Happens, Alice Goes To Investigate When Everyone Starts To Ignore Her...

Captured By The Red Knight, When The Drumming Stops, Alice Is Soon Rescued By The White Knight (Played By Lloyd Bridges) Who Sings The Next Song As He Takes Alice To The Eighth Square...

Leaving Alice At The Eighth Square, Alice Becomes A Queen As She Reunites With The Red And White Queens Who Invite Each Other To Alice's Dinner Party As They Have A Few Queenly Tests For Alice As We Get The Next 3 Songs From Them...

The First Song Is Good...

But The Other 2 Songs You Can Just Skip As They're Not As Good As That One...

Leaving The Red And White Queens When They Decide To Take A Nap, Alice Finally Arrives At Her Castle Where She Not Only Reunites With The Red And White Queens, But The Queen And King Of Hearts, The White Rabbit, The Mad Hatter, The March Hare And The Doormouse, Who Sing The Next Song...

But Despite Being Happy To See All Her Friends From Wonderland, All Alice Wants To Do Is Go Home, So, Giving Her A Present To Cheer Her Up...

Now, Do You Remember Last Time When I Talked About The Angry Video Game Nerd And How When He Talked About This Movie He Said That The Only Scary Scene With The Jabberwocky Was At The End Of The First Part?....

Well, When Alice Opens The Present, The Jabberwocky Pops Out Like A Stripper At A Bachelor Party And Starts Terrorizing Everyone In The Castle...

Now, For Some People This May Not Be Scary...

And If You're Not Scared, Great, I'm Amazed At How Brave You Are...

But To A Child, This Is Probably Scary!

And Even The White Knight Fails To Stop This Guy...

Running Through The Hall Of The Castle To Hide From The Jabberwocky, She Finds The Painting Of The Owl Who She Asks For Help Only For Him To Appear To Her And Remind Her That The Only Way The Jabberwocky Will Be Defeated Is By Acting Brave...

But Maybe Alice Won't Have To, As She Finds The Way Home Through A Mirror...

Then Again, I Lied, As The Jabberwocky Pops His Head Out Of The Mirror Like Jack Torrance Saying...

Seriously! This Isn't Scary?!? Cause I'd Sure Be Scared As A Kid!...

Anyway, This Leads Alice To Tell The Jabberwocky That He's Not Real And She Doesn't Believe In Him, Which Causes The Jabberwocky To Disappear In A Puff Of Smoke...

Passing Out In A Chair, Alice Is Woken Up By Her Mother Who Believes Alice Is Finally Old Enough To Join The Adults For Tea...

Very Happy, Alice Heads Upstairs To Change Only To Hear The Voices Of Her Friends From Wonderland And Looking-Glass Land, Who Appear To Alice Through The Mirror To Say Goodbye To Her Through Song...

And That Is The 1985 Version Of Alice In Wonderland And It's One Of My Favorite Versions Of The Story...

This Adaptation Is Nothing But Fun, As Enchanting Music And A Wonderful Cast (For The 80's) Gets Us Through The Story, If You're Looking For A Great Adaptation Of Alice In Wonderland, This One Will Give You What You're Looking For And More...

Till Next Time, This Is Duke, Signing Off...

[mariocki]

Zotz! (1962)

"I have heard of cases where people were struck by lightning and had their clothes torn off without hurting them - usually these people were branded by the mark of the bolt."

"I seem to be alright!"