we sing "bernices song" all the time & then end it with i dont know where it comes from, it just comes to me. it's a gift. alice, you are definitely a national treasure!!!!

Major major talent who kept FUNNY GIRL running two years post Streisand..why on earth wasnt a musical written for her? She is in the league with Karen Morrow!!!!! as obscene choices by producers and fragility and treachery of the business

I had the pleasure of meeting Luigi a few times at his studio. He always called me "Texas". He was such a humble man I failed to realize at the time his vast experience.

Miss you Rick!

RIP RICK <3

I love how audience are enthralled. Such good fun on a Tuesday night

Fabulous - Just realised that is me at 2.10. lol

I have such a crush on Jerry Orbach. He was just so mesmerizing and wonderful that I can't help but be taken with him.

Thanks a lot for your reply to my mails James. I'll do my best.

What an inspirational, gifted, caring, and apparently kind man …. and through the magic of film we are entertained through his genius!

She has too little presence on KZbin...unless she is now an aromatherapist.

dainty june!!wow i learned a lot today watching an old movie with june havoc and I'm like wait isn't that gypsy rose lees sister? and sure enough it was

"Berenice" has some history in Southern literature, I believe, but her real value is in the tradition of the "wise fool" or the ancient seer who was wise but never believed.

I love to see this wonderful material, I was a Luigi former student

It's a little sad that she cannot remember anyone named Sam (who sent her the flowers) Sam Cohn was Elaine's agent, for crying out loud.

This is incredible. So glad l watched it.

Saw her in 1977 ACT in San Francisco.

Thanks for posting, this is great

Yea, whatever. God bless him for his life experience. No critique there. Artistically seen, no.That was not art. I saw it. I too was there then at that time. Mattox was the artist. and the genius. His legasy unfortunately has been terribly documented by good meaning amatures .

"Christen Chenoweth"...."WHO'S THAT?" 😂😂😂😂

what a piece of work.

FYI: The man at 19:58 is John Lahr, who’s the son of Bert Lahr, the guy who played the Cowardly Lion. And he’s a great writer as well.

I watched this clip and then looked her up and was amazed she was born and raised in Oklahoma - she sounds and acts more like a hardened tough New Yorker then an Okie - may she RIP

Well now. Charming, dreamy and wonderful.

I met both ladies and they were nice people. Just gossip.

Kaye Ballard was a great lady She invited me to her house! Such a nice person.

They were tricked and robbed.😢

Queen This era is truly missed

They are More Exciting then the New HollyWeird---by Far!!

ELAINE was Wonderful..truly Charismatic. BUT, she "sucked the air Out" of Every Room she entered. It could be Tiresome and, ultimately, BORING.

Kristin Chenowith…who’s that??😂😂

I love Kay Ballard. Eight years later the video looks great even if it wasn't color corrected

Where are Kay Cole, Ronnie Dennis, Rick Mason, the original Bebe (before Nancy Lane), Clive Clerk (he played Larry Fuller, correct?), Michael Serrecchia (sp?) et al? We’re they not at that original gathering too? Or, did they come into the workshops later?

Amazing lady....❤❤❤😊😊😊10 stars

I waited for Elaine after A DELICATE BALANCE. She loved conversing with her fans. She truly engaged

That doctor has a gorgeous voice

Even the staff at her building (Carlyle Hotel) were enamoured with Elaine. Trust me, people don't hug and kiss their guests unless they're really a part of the family.

What a gem she was!!

I'm lucky enough to have seen Marian in a number of plays and even chatted with her on the street just walking by and saying hello. She was luminous and lovely and the sweetest spirit. She supported her fellow actors with the truest loyalty and enthusiasm. I found her remarkable.

I absolutely adore her

What an absolutely gorgeous woman 😍

Watching this. She's in SFA. This threw me back to 1975. I was employed at SFA 1975 to 1980. I had several positions there. I started off on the fifth floor. At that time, it was the woman's haute couture salons. Broadway actresses would show up with just a fur coat on to purchase a dress for an event. Of course it was the colder months when this occurred.

Adorable Elaine, much missed. I remember her living in London and a regular feature on our TV, radio and stage. RIP Elaine.

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ELLA FUÉ UNA TRAIDORA, PORQUE DESPUÉS DE SEPARARLO DE SU FAMILIA, LO ABANDONÓ CUANDO GARY ENFERMÓ! QUÉ CLASE DE AMOR ES ESE? YQUE NO PONGA COMO EXCUSA LO QUE LD DIJO LA MADRE DE ÉL! ESTA MUJER ME ENOJA PORQUE GARY ERA UN HOMBRE ENCANTADOR Y MUCHAS MUJERES LA HABRÁN ENVIDIADO POR TENERLO; ENTRE LAS QUE ME ENCUENTRO YO!⚘❤🙋

How wonderful!!!!

I've been randomly singing Black Man in my head for 20 years lol

RIP Sheldon Harnick, who wrote Boston Beguine. June 2023. He jump-started Alice's career.

Probably the best live show I have ever seen even still

When I saw this in NYC it was one of best things I ever saw and in 2023 it still is - wonderful ❤