Walt Disney on The Jack Benny Hour, 1965

[@Zahnclassof95]

i love jack Benny , very cool Walt Disney

[@somuchtoseeanddo]

What a precious piece of entertainment. The innocence compared to most anything today can make one weep.

[@mmjhcb]

And the laughs!

[@elmerpintar2782]

This is so fricking rare to see Walt doing a guest appearance on anything.

[@ThriftShopHustler]

Walt cuddling up to a tiger is classic 😂

[@disneyfan81]

Walt Disney and Jack Benny. Two of my all time favorites. And did you know, they were both born in Chicago?

[@nixaca]

Hilarious, historical and heartwarming.

[@jaelinsmith5207]

Walt Disney and Jack Benny were so wholesome when they both met and talking to each other on TV.

[@Magic3Star]

2:00 and 2:06- Walt's expressions are priceless! XD And then the tiger comes in! I love these guys together! XD

[@CompoundNihilist]

Disney was a natural presence on camera.

[@jeffreyellis6730]

Ha! This is fun! I've not seen it before. Yay Walt!

[@Magic3Star]

2:00 Look at Walt's faces! CLASSIC!!! XD

[@rachelames5894]

LOL it was classic :)

[@spartan1188]

He was giveing jack the look lol

[@derbuckeyetribe9789]

This is gold.

[@StockholmNative]

Without a doubt the funniest KZbin video...and it gets funnier the more times you view it

[@keithp8521]

Things were better back then!! More honest and fun!!!!!!

[@splishsplash6708]

I love Walt Disney! 3:44 smiling Walt Disney!

[@olddisneylandtickets]

I obviously love this!!

[@Boskov01]

Holy-...this was in 65?! That was the year before Walt died!

[@khalilrichardson491]

December 15, 1966

[@rawyld]

Well this is something that you don't see everyday, Walt has a sense of humour

[@donaldcrabtree6259]

Wonderful.....

[@LucyHaskell-qx6nu]

Don’t fuck with Walt Disney. He has a tiger by his side😃

[@667Mumble]

I looked it up and the cost of tickets to Disneyland in 1965 was $7.30

[@OmegaVideoGameGod]

"What you can say to me you can say in front of him." XD

[@NelsonVlog66]

That damn bird.

[@khalilrichardson491]

2:44 THE BIRD IS TALKING!!!!!! XDD!!

[@freddyrichards878]

Say, Jack Benny had both the original voice of Mickey Mouse and the original voice of Bugs Bunny

[@TimL2005]

I have this on Black and White Kinescope..Where did you get a color version?

[@billdurham7455]

Back when this program aired film print copies were made for affiliate TV stations that could not receive network signal. There were stations then that did not have equipment for color broadcast which is why there are black and white prints.

[@Duncan4264]

OMG! its Mr. Walt Disney!!!!!!! this is Sooo cool!

[@KevinMeno2008]

LOL when the tiger starts coming in. The tiger is the same one in Disney's A Tiger Walks.

[@jeffreysnydr]

+Kevin Meno Too bad Walt didn't have a tiger as a pet in real life.

[@kaitodaimon2642]

Was that tiger real?

[@rachelames5894]

its interesting that when uncle walt told that tiger to behave itself: it obeyed uncle walt!!!

[@specterman2000]

He sure was! That was Serang and he belonged to Exotic animal trainer Ralph Helfer. He supplied many of the animals for Walt Disney's movies and television series.

[@KutWrite]

He was real... but was he even in the same room with Walt and Jack?

[@Taydar]

amazing find and two amazing people

[@pieman97405]

You'd think a man who once owned a polar bear wouldn't be put off by a pet tiger.... then again, we never did find out what happened to the gas man.

[@dennman6]

Mr Billingsley got him a better gig at the Jello factory.

[@travis7310]

That would be Elke Sommer.

[@manp1039]

i wonder if walt Disney really gave Jack Benny a solid gold lifetime pass to disneyland.

[@cupcakefairy87]

Walt had a sparkling sense of humour

[@gunaseger]

Legend!!

[@JudoJohnny]

guna seger racist legend

[@mattk.3645]

You don't know what in the hell you are talking about.

[@GardenJasmine]

fun fact, Jack Benny is Meathead (Percival) Faucewater

[@GardenJasmine]

101 dalmations Whats My Crime?

[@JayRaphaelJiaoInot]

He didn't even count the tickets

[@carlinj832000]

esmeralda?

[@duanesholter9472]

I read that the special ends with the tiger chasing Jack Benny out of the studio then he opens his umbrella and floats away like Mary Poppins.

[@KevinMeno2008]

Duane Sholter At the end, as Jack Benny was thanking the guests, Jack is notified by a stage staffer that Walt has sent someone to retrieve the 110 tickets Jack got from Walt. The "someone".... the TIGER!!! :DD

[@KutWrite]

You should've said "Spoiler Alert!" :D

[@izzytoofly]

*sound

[@20alphabet]

He's now frozen.

[@Magic3Star]

No he's not! That's just a stupid superstition some doofus started up! >:(

[@20alphabet]

Magic3Star Yes he is. Look into it. Also look up *superstition* in the dictionary of your choice.

[@Magic3Star]

If he really is frozen, they would've found it somewhere in the archives and probably displayed it by now!

[@20alphabet]

Magic3Star And why would they do that? And what makes you think they're looking for it?

[@Magic3Star]

So that everyone can find out the REAL truth? It would be nice if someone would actually consider investigating it instead of just telling the history and have this whole argument bounce back and forth.

[@Uetti]

Who's that chick? She looks great! -I didn't get the "italian type-film" gag, and i'm italian-

[@KutWrite]

1. German actress, Elke Sommer. Check her out in "The Oscar." 2. It was a play on an older US stereotype that European films were sexy. I'm sure the whole skit played upon Elke's sexiness... you noticed her outfit, right? Anyway, so it was a sexier version of "Mary Poppins." That was represented by that song. The original was "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious." Check that song out here on KZbin!

[@gerrydooley951]

wow, do you get out much?

[@mr.disney4740]

STELLAR!

[@Malibucompany]

Where did you find that.

[@travis7310]

Wow. How did they get Koran for Oprah?

[@spacestakespace]

Probably a joke from the 60, I don't know.

[@IkumonTV]

これはひどいｗｗｗ

[@specterman2000]

Walt Disney would be flipping in his grave if he knew what his company is doing to his beloved Snow White movie! Even worse what they've done to all his parks.

[@LucyHaskell-qx6nu]

Um…. this is just supposed to be fun to watch

[@elizajayne2888]

I see....the master of illusions... I get it.. Were i never saw as a child. I see the illusion of epcot. It did work. So now i follow disney .. The mouse that was the key... The mouse that ran a clock... The mouse that drove the wheel.. The mouse that ran a engine...

[@VictoriasCantina]

I thought I knew Melania Trump from somewhere.

[@KutWrite]

That was beautiful and wonderful Elke Sommer! (now I'm growing like that Tiger!)

[@drvizeralkavokinstine5145]

CRINGE! THAT GUY ASKING WALT FOR STUFF!

[@KutWrite]

That was Jack's "shtick," that he was stingy beyond belief.

[@gerrydooley951]

CRINGE! YOUR COMMENT!

[@MiamiCoffee2023]

I cannot believe Jack Benny pushed Walt Disney about those tickets, how embarrassing. I hear people doing this now because there cheap, really!

[@briandonegan8480]

That's the point. Jack Benny's character was "cheap" despite Jack Beeny the person being one of most generous people in real life.

[@gerrydooley951]

are you serious?

[@mitchellhobbs7533]

catylen jenner belongs to malachi as his mate forever

[@hziegler]

Walt Disney, one of the worst racist in his day, even worse than FDR

[@TheDylandProductions]

Total rumor and completely unproven. Hung out with and befriended racists, sure. (So, was complacent) However, hired more jews in the industry than anyone else at the time. Even sheltered some from McCarthy. Through Song of the South, got the first ever black male actor an academy award win. Even enemies of Walt Disney disagree with the racism rumor, and that's saying something. To be fair, one could say similar about FDR - rounding up Japanese to protect them from local American racists... but it was massively overdone, and definitely race motivated. Without a doubt, the most racist American president (or perhaps American period) was Andrew Jackson. Pro-slavery AND forced American Indians from their home in what became known as the trail of tears. Plus a history of using the war of 1812 as a cover to sack indian settlements and tribes... disgraceful. Walt Disney was no saint (heavy smoker, drank easily, definitely racially insensitive by today's standards) but was no racist. Educate yourself! Imagine if, 50+ years after you died people were spreading lies that YOU were racist, huh? Wouldn't be so funny then, would it!?

[@piperian3962]

@@TheDylandProductions keep in mind, that he fought against his employees unionizing and spoke to congress about Communists elements in the union. I'd be willing to bet that's a big part of why people smear him as a racist to this day.

[@gerrydooley951]

yes and there were communists in the union, that's a fact. Disney thought he had been very good to his employees and was very hurt when they went on strike. Things were never the same at the studio after the strike was settled. @@piperian3962

[@cealdi1516]

@@piperian3962 so it's total buIIshit made up as retaliation. We know,

[@cealdi1516]

Tell us all about how you think Family Guy is a news source! Lol moron.

[@elmerpintar2782]

Walt was a marvelous man, but a cheap son--of-a-bitch who never paid his animators anything.

[@2deepjoel31]

Elmer Pintar Hi

[@ericbiscuit2248]

then why did they work for him?

[@gerrydooley951]

not true, read a book

[@gerrydooley951]

not true and he built a state of the art studio for them to work in. If you want to know about poor working conditions read about the Warner animation department.