goo.gl – Performed on “The Ed Sullivan Show” on March 20, 1966. Accessible on “The Very Best of The Ed Sullivan Show Volume 1″ DVD at EdSullivan.com
Video Rating: four / five
10
Sep
Senor Wences on The Ed Sullivan Show
25 Responses to “Senor Wences on The Ed Sullivan Show”
Place your comment
Please fill your data and comment below.
Categories
- 1950's Television Sets (3)
- Comedies (799)
- Dramas (539)
- Game Shows (381)
- General (302)
- Kid's Shows (187)
- Science Fiction (496)
- Soap Operas (428)
- Variety Shows (546)
- Westerns (599)
Archives
- December 2011 (283)
- November 2011 (305)
- October 2011 (309)
- September 2011 (299)
- August 2011 (297)
- July 2011 (329)
- June 2011 (295)
- May 2011 (258)
- April 2011 (45)
- March 2011 (104)
- February 2011 (71)
- January 2011 (121)
- December 2010 (389)
- November 2010 (356)
- October 2010 (332)
- September 2010 (311)
- August 2010 (168)
Around that time, Senor Wences also provided the soundtrack for a “Raid” commerical with “Johnny”-
{door knocking}
JOHNNY: Yes?
WENCES: What DO bugs like?
JOHNNY: Sugar, and spice, and everything nice.
WENCES: That’s right…
{door knocks again}
JOHNNY: Yes?
WENCES: What DO bugs do?
JOHNNY: We….we HIDE!
WENCES: WHY do you hide?
JOHNNY: Raid is here!
BUGS: RA-I-I-I-I-ID!!!!!
Classic television
Genial !!! aún teniendo un tiempo estos vídeos, son realmente una muestra de grandes artistas… superrrr !!
i remember the skits had such an effect on us that during recess,fellow schoolmates were drawing the eyes & lip out line on our hands – to a dot.But ,making the puppets utter the filthiest things we could think of- considering it was the 4th grade mid 1960′s
Wow, this is so great! Señor Wences was one of my favorites on Ed’s show when I was a kid. I even have the 1961 45-rpm record that has “Deefeecult For You, Easy For Me” one side, and “S-All Right? S-All Right!” on the other.
The audience didn’t care that you could see his lips move. We liked his silliness. I mean, seriously, a talking head in a box?
hah George said this show was terrifying…his fears man..
the ventriliquism itself sucks, but the characters and jokes are absolutely adorable. plus, he throws his voice amazingly!
once upon a time, before Jeff Dunham..
.
Love this. Family never missed Ed Sullivan show when I was a child. This is something that one cannot “ponder” or the humor is spoiled. We thought it was hilarious, and I can still see my dad laughing.
This one is for my Grandy Mary.
@Tancred104 YOU WATCHED THAT WHOLE ROUTINE….AND FOCUSED ON HIS LIPS MOVING?????? YOU NEEDTO HAVE A FUNERAL FOR YOUR INNER CHILD………………..
3:25 video: Señor Wences on The Ed Sullivan Show, March 20, 1966.
Wenceslao Moreno (April 17, 1896 – April 20, 1999), better known as Señor Wences.
My name is mister WENTHES…. Spanish indeed
@Tancred104 I doubt that
I still say when you think about it, a head in a box. Weird. LOL
I always watched him.
Worst ever. His lips move more than mine do when im talking.
what is amazing about Senior, you would watch his lips moving-but the routines were so cute, who cared???
The dialogue between Johnny and Cecilia from 1:11 to 1:19 is hilarious. His humor is brilliant.
He was funny with “SAW-RIGHT”
tough crowd
tough croud
@Screenman5 Me too but as a 6-year-old that head-in-the-box freaked me out.
@RJiminez51 c`mon its a joke
@RJiminez51
You dont have to tell us about yourself, have some dignity bitch,
He was always great.