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- Jerry Lewis - The Typewriter (Scene From WhoS Minding The . . .
"Jerry Lewis performs his famous Typewriter skit from the movie ""Who's Minding the Store?"" showcasing his comedic talent and unique pantomime style "
- JERRY LEWIS – The Typewriter (1963) - Vimeo
JERRY LEWIS – The Typewriter (1963) Comp Leroy Anderson from movie „Who's Minding The Store?“, USA, Frank Tashlin, 1963 Nur für den…
- JERRY LEWIS AS TYPEWRITER - video Dailymotion
FOR OLD TIMES' SAKE: A clip from Jerry Lewis' movie, Who's Minding The Store JL is trying his hand on an imaginary MANUAL typewriter (Incidentally, the concluding part of the music was adapted by Radio Pakistan for its news bulletin - quite a while ago ) ENJOY!
- 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 find yourself explaining what a typewriter is, too, here’s a nice video example:
- Whos Minding the Store? - Wikipedia
The film's poster can be seen in the background of Lewis's film The Patsy, when Ina Balin gets into a phone booth to call his character, Stanley Belt Part of the musical score from the typewriter scene ("The Typewriter" by Leroy Anderson) was used as a title theme for the German comedy series Büro, Büro
- A Man Reenacts Jerry Lewis’ Hilarious Invisible Typewriter . . .
MFICPrometheus shared footage back in 2009 of a man, who was traveling with a bunch of his drinking buddies, brilliantly reenacting the great Jerry Lewis‘ hilarious “invivisble typewriter” scene from the 1963 comedy film Who’s Minding the Store? Here is the original scene for comparison
- Jerry Lewis and the evolution of the typewriter bit
In all its incarnations, it is set to a piece of instrumental music called "The Typewriter" by Leroy Anderson, composer of "Sleigh Ride," "The Syncopated Clock," "Plink Plank Plunk," and many others 1
- Typewriter of the moment: Jerry Lewis’s pantomime typewriter . . .
Jerry Lewis’s pantomime typewriter, always with the Leroy Anderson tune behind it, was one of his most famous comedic routines It was very popular in Europe, in both Germany and France It’s easy to translate
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