Danny Kaye Show The Thinker

[@tomstarkey8712]

danny kaye ❤❤❤

[@BethProbeus]

Love it so much!!!!!

[@swamijoy738]

He was so very talented!!!!

[@gr.pan.7342]

The Great Artist forever!!!!

[@cancelaaatoday]

I ALWAYS got Donald O'Connor and Danny Kaye mixed up! To me they resembled each SO much! Wouldn't it have been GRAND if they had both done a movie together!?!

[@annpharos8505]

My family's favorite joke : wrong side of the bread :D

[@TheLukeMonster]

Can't anyone upload this vid in higher quality?

[@kollerbrian]

Hello Butterfly, That's the way they like it, butter side down. A little pumpernickel? # Brain Storm Brian Koller

[@GabrieleHandl]

❤❤❤❤ hello Worldwide See you later sabsi usw ❤❤❤❤🎉❤

[@m.m.i.9586]

OMG!!!! A whats My Line Reference!!!!!!!

[@judyt814]

The song sounds as if it was written by Danny's wife, Sylvia Fine. Very funny stuff.

[@ballzinthepocket]

MY FIRST COMMENT EVER !!! . I never looked at .. Danny Kaye .. the same since I found out about his .. GAY AFFAIR !!! There are persistent claims that Kaye was homosexual or bisexual, and some sources assert that Kaye and Laurence Olivier had a ten-year relationship in the 1950s while Olivier was married to Vivien Leigh.[76] A biography of Leigh states that their love affair caused her to have a breakdown

[@beatleme2]

no evidence to back up the rumor that Kaye was secretly gay and had an affair with Laurence Olivier (a theory that’s elaborated in Donald Spoto’s biography of Olivier). Kaye did have a wrenching affair with Eve Arden, and several flirtations that distracted him from a troubled marriage to Sylvia Fine, who helped to invent his stage persona. But sex seemed to matter less to him than work and his three Walter Mittyish private passions: flying his own plane, watching operations in hospitals, and cooking gourmet Chinese dinners. If there was an essential Danny Kaye, he remains, in Gottfried’s phrase, an ”eternal question mark.”