Fantastic! 🤣

Comedic genius.

que diva

I wish I could've visited when the Brook Room was open

1:17 my fave part ❤❤❤

Ah! Not to be confused with Pat Fleet, who did lots of AT&T SIT message.

Interesting ❤

Lordy I love her.

A lot of musicals from this era tend to drag on with little changes, the best example being "Brush up Your Shakespeare." but when done well, this song doesn't have that problem.

Perfect delivery. What a slog this song can be, but instead, all of Mary's beats are unique, each with a clear and distinct punchline. The audience becomes eager for the reveal of each rhyme instead of bored with the "game" of the song. A master at work!

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Inner Winnie 😂❤

Fred Covington/actor was the male time voice and still is at the Colorado Springs naval clock and Washington DC.

Ann B Davis is preferable to Nancy kulp. Ann has boobs

I've been married, and married, and often I've sighed "I'm never a bridesmaid, I'm always a bride" I never divorced them, I hadn't the heart Yet remember these sweet words, "'till death do us part" I married many men, a ton of them Because I was untrue to none of them Because I bumped off every one of them To keep my love alive Sir Paul was frail, he looked a wreck to me At night he was a horse's neck to me So I performed an appendectomy To keep my love alive Sir Thomas had insomnia, he couldn't sleep at night I bought a little arsenic, he's sleeping now all right Sir Philip played the harp, I cussed the thing I crowned him with his harp to bust the thing And now he plays where harps are just the thing To keep my love alive To keep my love alive I thought Sir George had possibilities But his flirtations made me ill at ease And when I'm ill at ease, I kill at ease To keep my love alive Sir Charles came from a sanitorium And yelled for drinks in my emporium I mixed one drink, he's in memorium To keep my love alive Sir Francis was a singing bird, a nightingale, that's why I tossed him off my balcony, to see if he, could fly Sir Atherton indulged in fratricide, He killed his dad and that was patricide One night I stabbed him by my mattress-side To keep my love alive To keep my love alive To keep my love alive

I've been married, and married, and often I've sighed "I'm never a bridesmaid, I'm always a bride" I never divorced them, I hadn't the heart Yet remember these sweet words, "'Til death do us part" I married many men, a ton of them Because I was untrue to none of them Because I bumped off every one of them To keep my love alive Sir Paul was frail, he looked a wreck to me At night he was a horse's neck to me So I performed an appendectomy To keep my love alive Sir Thomas had insomnia He couldn't sleep at night I bought a little arsenic He's sleeping now all right Sir Philip played the harp, I cussed the thing I crowned him with his harp to bust the thing And now he plays where harps are just the thing To keep my love alive, to keep my love alive I thought Sir George had possibilities But his flirtations made me ill at ease And when I'm ill at ease, I kill at ease To keep my love alive Sir Charles came from a sanitorium And yelled for drinks in my emporium I mixed one drink, he's in memorium To keep my love alive Sir Francis was a singing bird A nightingale, that's why I tossed him off my balcony To see if he could fly Sir Atherton indulged in fratricide He killed his dad and that was patricide One night I stabbed him by my mattress-side To keep my love alive, to keep my love alive To keep my love alive

Wow it is absolutely amazing what you can learn just squirreling around on you tube!

Brilliant!! A true legend and comedic genius..somebody give this woman a Tony

Can't let those Connecticut Yankees get your love.

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Very nice, but nobody can render the emotions in this song like Ella Fitzgerald.

I’ve watched and listened many renditions of this song. This is by far one of the best. She absolutely nails every moment!

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Hi, I bought one of these expecting it to work as a ATA over wifi connected to my wireless router. I have two strange issues. I'm using two phone, one plugged into each ports. They have separate SIP / VOIP accounts and different phone numbers. Can dial into both lines. Issue 1/ One of the phone numbers just can't dial out. It's registered with the SIP server but when I dial out I just get busy. However can dial in on that line and the issue follows the phone number so if I reconfigure and reverse the phones numbers attached to the ports the issue follows the phone number. (Works ok with different brand ATA) Issue 2/ No Caller ID displayed on incoming calls. Tried everything. I have a different ATA and that works with Caller ID xbut just can't get the GT202-WIFI ATA to work. I have tried every type under FXS Port 1 & 2 settings. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Mary Testa is spot on on every line! This song can be a treat, or dull, depending on the wit of the performer, and she nails it

There's a reason she's been around. All of which is displayed here (even if discreetly in a "concert" setting.) Thank you for more Mary Testa!

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Dear friend, hello! I have the latest update firmware for GT202, if needed. Please leave me your email and send the firmware to you. hope it helps you.

She could play Kaye Ballard almost !

Nice version, though my favorite is the one that Frederica Von Stade did.

relax dude. i slept with her announcements. ty for the vid!

Isn't this totally gone now? Burned in fire?

I love her

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I like this a lot. Back in 2006 I tried to find the sheet music so I could sing it for my character song but no go. Now I find it. You did good, Mary Testa

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This version is pretty good, but I would suggest that you check out two other performances on You Tube. The ones by Evangelia Kingsley and, particularly the one by Allison Freeman are truly outstanding. You won't regret taking the time to view them!

I love this and her!

She's not doing the encore verses? :-(

I didn't realize until years later that this was one of the last songs Rodgers & Hart wrote together for a 1943 revival of their old show A Connecticut Yankee. Larry Hart passed away not too long afterwards and Richard Rodgers teamed up permanently with Oscar Hammerstein(whom he'd worked with before a few times). I admit Mary Testa really does this song justice.:-)

I didn't realize until years later that this was one of the last songs Rodgers & Hart wrote together for a 1943 revival of their old show A Connecticut Yankee. Larry Hart passed away not too long afterwards and Richard Rodgers teamed up permanently with Oscar Hammerstein(whom he'd worked with before a few times). I admit Mary Testa really does this song justice.:-)

Mary Testa ROCKS!

I Have always wanted to visit this building ! - Ever since I I saw it in a movie when I was young ! - Which movie? - I cannot recall but must have been on TV in 70's its such a great building - with the flowing brook must have been great eating your lunch there ! - Thanks for sharing this great footage !

Absolutely brilliant!!

Mary Testa is multi-talented. I saw her years ago as Miss Snood/Madame Olga in "Trixie True, Teen Detective" and am still laughing. She has a great voice and comic timing. This is also one of my favorite Rodgers and Hart songs. Thanks for the posting! Note to bairns1234. Hart wrote two other later lyrics for the revival of "Connecticut Yankee," but they were cut before the show opened, making them the last lyrics he ever wrote. These are the last lyrics he wrote that appeared on a stage.

Annie Sellick version is much better and more entertaining .

My dad was the bar tender a long time ago there

Supposedly the last lyric Larry Hart wrote; what a way to go out.

High-frigging-larious!!!