George Bettinger say's 'Make sure you laugh a little everyday, it is important and can change the way you feel.' As a lover of The Golden Days Of Show Business, George Bettinger brings all the greats of the old days into the New Millennium. Naturally this is a new world for them. The Three Stooges Are At Starbucks Drinking Slap-a-chino's, Laurel & Hardy Get Lost In The Bronx, and The Marx Bros encounter a time machine.This is a nifty cut for it allows Bettinger to do his middle aged Groucho impersonation and his uncanny 80 year old Groucho. For those who grew up in the 50's and 60's with TV Hosts like Soupy Sales "The Mom & Pop Shop" will bring back great memories. For Kids and Teens it is all new. It is wonderful for Christmas because George & Gracie Sing Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer along with James Cagney, Ed Wynn and Mae West. It is a blast at Halloween because Jerry Lewis visits Count Dracula. George Bettinger has gotten wonderful reviews and mentions in THE DAILY NEWS, THE NEW YORK POST And THE NEW YORK TIMES. There is nothing like 'The Mom & pop Variety Shop' It is totally original and will brighten your day. According to Bettinger; 'At first I thought Baby Boomers would be the ones who enjoy it the most, but I have been hearing from young people in their 20's who have worn out the CD, so I guess it is for all ages.' Treat yourself or buy it as a gift for a friend. CD Baby will ship it to you or a loved one. If you would like to see George Bettinger on TV scroll all the way down and click the links on the left.
1) Curly's Gourmet Coffee Fit!
2) Weather Prognostication
3) Jerry "Bazooka" Lewis
4) Laurel and Hardy Partake in a Shake
5) Jack Benny Sings Jeepers Creepers
6) Professor's Time Machine
7) Soupy Visits the Shop
8) Joe Fishy and Snowman
9) Laurel and Hardy in the Bronx
10) Jerry Lewis Meets Count Drek-Ula
11) W.C. Fields Health Food and Movies
12) Jackie Mason's Egg Cream
13) Joe Franklin Show
14) Joe Fishy Sings!
15) Phone Messages to Use at Home!
16) George and Gracie Sing Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
17) Definitely the End