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The Jackie Gleason Show Lost Baby (1952–1959) Online

The Jackie Gleason Show Lost Baby (1952–1959) Online
Original Title :
Lost Baby
Genre :
TV Episode / Comedy
Year :
1952–1959
Directror :
Frank Satenstein
Cast :
Jackie Gleason,Jimmy Blaine,Ray Bloch
Writer :
Harry Crane,Marvin Marx
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
10min
Rating :
6.9/10
The Jackie Gleason Show Lost Baby (1952–1959) Online

Ralph and Ed care for an abandoned baby found on the bus.
Episode credited cast:
Jackie Gleason Jackie Gleason - Himself - Host / Ralph Kramden / Joe the Bartender
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jimmy Blaine Jimmy Blaine - Announcer - Commercials
Ray Bloch Ray Bloch - Bandleader
Art Carney Art Carney - Ed Norton
Nat 'King' Cole Nat 'King' Cole - Himself - Guest Vocalist
The June Taylor Dancers The June Taylor Dancers - Themselves
Mario Lanza Mario Lanza - Himself - Film Clip
Jack Lester Jack Lester - Himself / Radio and TV Writer
Paul Luther Paul Luther - Announcer
Audrey Meadows Audrey Meadows - Alice Kramden
Doretta Morrow Doretta Morrow - Herself / Guest Vocalist
Maria Neglia Maria Neglia - Guest Violinst
Bill Nimmo Bill Nimmo - Announcer - Commercials

The title of the 'Honeymooners' sketch is 'Lost Baby.' It ran 10:30 in length. Nat 'King' Cole sings 'Walkin' My Baby Back Home' and 'Faith Can Move Mountains.' Doretta Morrow performs 'I Have Dreamed' and 'Because You're Mine.' The June Taylor Dancers and violinist Maria Neglia perform 'The Flight of the Bumblebee.' Radio/TV writer Jack Lester cites Gleason as the Number One TV comedian of the season. Gleason congratulates his band leader Ray Bloch for 20 years of conducting and Jackie also appears in a Joe the Bartender skit.


User reviews

MisterQweene

MisterQweene

Ralph finds an infant on his bus at the end of the route. Instead of reporting it, he brings the little on home. This is pretty much a story of fish out of water. Ralph needs to figure out how to care for the baby. Norton, of course, is absolutely no help. What ensues is what we would expect. Ralph becomes attached as they care for the kid. But, naturally, there is going to be a price to pay at some point. No matter what, it's a nice little vignette.