Kris
Well, I'll be one of the thousands of a certain age who say,
"Close the box"
Jeez, it used to be fun to be entertained by things that didn't
involve explosions, shouting and screaming, obscenity, or
surround sound.
Steve
>Just announced: Senor Wences died today at age 103.
>Famous for his "S'AWRIGHT" and head-in-the-box puppet.
>
>Kris
>
I used to love watching this guy on Ed Sullivan ages ago, but man oh
man, I thought he was dead at least 20 years ago. He also used to
have his hand talk in a feminine voice.
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I haven't cried this much since Pepito The Spanish Clown died.
Kingsrow
>In article <7fiiei$374s$1...@newssvr03-int.news.prodigy.com>,
>Kris Baker <JDK...@prodigy.com> wrote:
>-Just announced: Senor Wences died today at age 103.
>-Famous for his "S'AWRIGHT" and head-in-the-box puppet.
>-
>-Kris
>-
>-
>
>Well, I'll be one of the thousands of a certain age who say,
>"Close the box"
i don't think i'm necessarily the same "certain age" you're thinking
of, but i'm sad, too.
dez
asgtpr #60a :(
....a pistol-hot cup of Dez...
"Chef of chicanery, your buns are mine!"
--the Tick
: Kris
It's truly a loss. As I understand it, Senor Wences was
still performing when he was in his 90s. I realy loved
watching him on Ed Sullivan. Vay con Dios, Senor Wences.
--
J. David Eisenberg http://www.best.com/~nessus
>Kris Baker wrote:
>>
>> Just announced: Senor Wences died today at age 103.
>> Famous for his "S'AWRIGHT" and head-in-the-box puppet.
>>
>> Kris
>
>I haven't cried this much since Pepito The Spanish Clown died.
>
>Kingsrow
ROTFLMAO!
Chris
Sally
J. David Eisenberg wrote in message <371d4dd6$0$2...@nntp1.ba.best.com>...
>Kris Baker <JDK...@prodigy.com> wrote:
>: Just announced: Senor Wences died today at age 103.
>: Famous for his "S'AWRIGHT" and head-in-the-box puppet.
>
>: Kris
>
>Anyone else remember the wonderful scene in the movie
>"The In-Laws" that had a Central American dictator talking
>to his hand a la Senor Wences? The first time we saw that,
>after I'd stopped howling (took awhile!), I drew a face on my
>hand - then forgot all about it till the next day at the post
>office window, when the clerk asked me if I was just a tad
>too old to be playing hand puppets....
>I just loved watching Senor Wences. S'aright?
S'aright.
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> Anyone else remember the wonderful scene in the movie
> "The In-Laws" that had a Central American dictator talking
> to his hand a la Senor Wences? The first time we saw that,
> after I'd stopped howling (took awhile!), I drew a face on my
> hand - then forgot all about it till the next day at the post
> office window, when the clerk asked me if I was just a tad
> too old to be playing hand puppets....
> I just loved watching Senor Wences. S'aright?
>
The actor you're thinking of would be Richard Libertini, who was brilliant
in a number of comedy films around then.
wg
ASGTP#063