Jane Withers, Tom Snyder--1978 TV

Jane Withers discusses her long career and shares her life-long collectionn of movie memorabilia, including a Judy Garland script and a W.C. Fields hit in this 1978 TV appearance with Tom Snyder.

[@pgronemeier]

I never use the word "delightful"... but she was delightful here! And she turned 95 this year. 👍

[@Garsons-oq4lh]

Sadly she passed away August 7, 2021. May she rest in peace.

[@MovieJon]

Miss Withers suffered her fair share of personal trauma (a bout with paralysis, the death of her husband in a plane crash, to name a couple of things), but she never lost her zest for life, her humor, her positivity. She's marvelous here.

[@youminholastransit3218]

And after all that, she still lived a full life of 95 years. RIP Ms. Jane Withers

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[@Garsons-oq4lh]

RIP Jane Withers (April 12, 1926 - August 7, 2021) at the grand age of 95.

[@gatoman523]

Jane Withers is a wonderful woman! Thanks for sharing this video!

[@Paula_thebestofthestory]

Charming...Awe:( Never will forget her...RIP Ms. Withers. DG

[@piesusan17]

Jane Withers is a living doll.

[@JSB1882]

I loved the Tomorrow Show and Tom Snyder so much! I don't think I missed an episode. I wish they were more available - the same with Jack Paar.

[@annmariesnyder5267]

This is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!!

[@jamesfox2579]

I've always LOVED Jane Withers!!❤️😁

[@stardust_memories2260]

RIP Jane! You were so amazing! 🙏🌹😞

[@SpongeBobNumber1Fan2003]

Jane Withers Was Such A Sweetheart You Could Never Get Bored Of Her Talking 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@ChrisHansonCanada]

Performers like Jane Withers wouldn't be given the time of day on TV in 2021. Everything is so youth obsessed.

[@SFBenjaminK]

RIP JANE

[@dappylu]

"I got paid for what most kids got spanked for." LOL love this lady!

[@Stevebaby123]

She was fantastic.

[@garygibson5983]

I went to the ground-breaking of the new Academy Museum a few years ago and one of my good friends accompanied Jane Withers to the event so I was able to pal around with her. One of the docents took us on a short tour of some of their artifacts. They showed Jane a statuette of the Maltese Falcon and Jane said "oh, I have one of those." The docent replied "Miss Withers, This one was from the movie." Again Jane said "I have one of those" and the docent replied "I don't think you understand...this is one of them that was actually used in the movie." Then Jane said "I don't think YOU understand...Jack Warner was a very good friend of mine and I loved the movie so much that I called and told him so. He told me they used 9 of them in the movie and would i like one?" The docent looked a little embarrassed.

[@Nikes62]

RIP Jane Withers, aka "Josephine the Plumber", the Comet Lady.

[@tomjones2348]

Great interview.

[@Paula_thebestofthestory]

HAHHAHAHA! "Amy Moss, short on the Marque!" Terrific!

[@MTknitter22]

It’s 2023, it broke Debbie’s heart that she could never get the definitive MGM Museum. As her son Todd has the archives and collection now, he said MGM really stupid not to have done that big museum. Now? It would really be a huge draw. There are new generations who love those old movies and they would be going to it!

[@rebeeccaborne]

She was a special lady. RIP

[@pamelamays4186]

On the nights I couldn't sleep, Tom Snyder was my late night buddy.

[@Hevynly1]

Quite the breath of fresh air she is! I found myself smiling the whole way through the interview!

[@danielebrparish4271]

Many people have tried to make a museum work but most failed. One exception that was successful was the Roy Rogers Museum. I think it succeeded because Roy Rogers would often come out of his office in the back room to visit with the guests and he spent most of his retirement days there. It was closed due to lack of customers in 2009 and the assets sold at auction.

[@MTknitter22]

Yes and the family generously had that auction and Roy and Dale’s fans were there to get precious items from cars to furniture!!

[@justjennie7394]

She was absolutely precious! RIP Roxie (Hart to Hart)

[@FanboyFilms]

December 5, 1978

[@RobinSchoutenRS]

Do you have a tape of Sam Peckinpah on Tomorrow: Tom Snyder, aired September 4, 1974? From what I've heard, Sam was in great form. I hope you will publish it. Many thanks!