Disneyland's Golden Horseshoe Revue - Betty Taylor and Ed Wynn, "Tea for Two"

[@bandicootcollector]

Ed appears more frail, quiet and slow here, but his comic timing is still all there. He died 4 years later. Rest In Peace, you genius you.

[@randyewing8552]

Great Talent like this doesn't exist no more!...So pure and innocent!

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

This is REAL comedy.

[@jorgecabal8720]

I remember watching this on the ed Wynn show with dinah shore. It's on KZbin, I highly recommend it. Watching this brought a tear to my eye.

[@PeacefulPagoda]

This was absolutely beautiful.

[@itsHeatherKay]

Utterly charming!

[@fromthesidelines]

Ed's "bicycle/piano" was a highlight of his many stage and TV appearances. This was virtually the last time he used it...

[@SteveLittleLivesHere]

"No I'd still be too old" - LOL

[@eldesconectado]

Wow, el coloreado de este vídeo (original en blanco y negro) ¡Es impresionante! :o

[@kornfan11]

What Genre would this kind of music be on?

[@JamesZ32100]

Either Jazz, or Oldies

[@Jenonymouse]

If you're asking about Tea for Two specifically? It was first introduced in the musical No, No, Nanette in the 1920s, making it of the Popular Music/Musical Theatre genre.

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

Good one. Hahahahahahahahaha What a joke!!! :D :D