Feller Brothers & Dodo "High-Wire Act" on The Ed Sullivan Show

Feller Brothers & Dodo "High-Wire Act" on The Ed Sullivan Show on March 12, 1967. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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One Word... Amazing

[@markhorton3994]

Labeling this a " High Wire" act is offensive. This is a tight wire act. One of the finest ever presented. High wire as I did it requires a little courage and the ability to walk in a straight line. This requires true skill of the highest order.

[@martydworkis12345]

Can you please upload come together by the muppets and the full version of music hath charms by the muppets?

[@AJFranco93]

Very unique combining teetetboard and tightwire. Never seen that before. True talent!

[@markhorton3994]

I don't think anyone alive has ever seen anyone else do it. Circus history says that the only comparable act was the Naito sisters. I think they were around the start of the twentieth century. Or maybe 30's.

[@brucekuehn4031]

Really liked the music!

[@МаняМаня-в2е]

Cool 👍

[@LuisGutierrez-px1fe]

Muy bonito