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Topic: comedy
Buster Keaton – The Art of the Gag
Buster Keaton was known as 'The Great Stone Face', a reference to the deadpan expression he wore during some of the most incredible physical comedy scenes known in film. His artistry as a vaudevillian, a comedian, a f...
Who’s on First – Abbott & Costello (1953)
William "Bud" Abbott and Lou Costello were vaudeville comedians who became famous in radio, film, and television as Abbott and Costello. In 1938, they performed Who's on First, a rapid-fire routine that had been rewor...
Sesame Street’s Numerosity: Baker Number 10
Numerosity, also known as The Henson 10, also known around our house as The Baker videos: this is number 10 in the series of number shorts by Jim Henson for the first season of Sesame Street in 1969. While the bak...
Sesame Street’s Mad Painter paints the number 7
Sesame Street’s Mad Painter paints the number 7, starring Paul Benedict and featuring Stockard Channing and Jerome Raphel. We especially love the jaunty silent film-style music. After th...
Donald O’Connor performs Make ‘Em Laugh
One of the many classic scenes in Singin’ in the Rain (1952), the brilliant Donald O’Connor performs Make ‘Em Laugh.Follow it up with these two: Gene Kelly singin’ and dancin’ in the rain, an...
Invisible Drum Kit – Rowan Atkinson
Here’s Rowan Atkinson and an invisible drum kit, a slapstick mime performance from his Live! act. Updated video.
Chico Marx plays the piano (and an apple)
Chico Marx plays the piano (and an apple) for his brother Harpo in this 1940 clip from the film Go West. There are more classic clips and more Marx Brothers in the archives.
David Letterman’s Late Night Suits of Physics
This late night talk show video suggestion from a dad and his five year old takes us back to 1984, an era when David Letterman wore suits that got us grinning and wondering, "WHAT is going to happen this time?" Each s...
The classic mirror scene from The Marx Bros’ Duck Soup (1933)
From 1933, the classic mirror scene from The Marx Brothers’ Duck Soup. (A great DIY comedy activity, too!) Thanks, @MichaelGTV.
Candy Factory Conveyor Belt – I Love Lucy
There were a lot of kid giggles when we watched this scene from I Love Lucy. Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance give a memorable performance, a an antiquated husbands vs wives plot, but at least this 1952 scene is a class...
Jerry Lewis mimes typing in Who’s Minding the Store (1963)
In sharing this classic Jerry Lewis scene from Who’s Minding the Store (1963), I didn’t anticipate needing to explain to the kids about the kind of technology that Jerry is pretending to type on. If you fi...