The Adventures of Ozzie And Harriet | Season 9 | Episode 23 | Mr. Kelly's Important Papers
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- Ozzie and Harriet need to deliver papers to David’s boss.
Directed by Ozzie Nelson
Starring Ozzie Nelson, Harriet Nelson, David Nelson
Cast
Ozzie Nelson as Ozzie Nelson
Harriet Nelson as Harriet Nelson
David Nelson as Dave Nelson
Ricky Nelson as Rick Nelson
Skip Young as Wally
Jack Wagner as Jack
Don DeFore as Thorny
Lyle Talbot as Joe Randolph
Frank Cady as Doc Williams
Joe Byrne as Joe
Connie Harper as Miss Edwards
Mary Jane Croft as Clara Randolph
Parley Baer as Darby
James Burton as Lead Guitarist
Sally Hughes as Sally
Karl Kindberg as Dink
Charlene Salerno as Ginger
James Stacy as Fred
Kristin Harmon as Kris Nelson
I love Ozzie and Harriet shows they don't make shows like that anymore respectful and wholesome reminds me of my family my mom and dad that's why I watch it a lot
A young Linda Evans as Sally.
The two pop singers in nelson are Ozzie and Harriet's grandsons
Why?
Includes an unfortunate Coke ad with the awful Anita Bryant.
So true. A very obnoxious person.
Look around. We need more of her today.
@@IamReallySanta I looked. There are already enough Nazis messing up everything for normal, decent human beings. We don't need any more of them forcing their errant ways on everyone. Disgusting.
@@kosmokritikos9299 Hahaha....You've just described 99% of the liberal media today!
@@kosmokritikos9299 Much like you.
What makes Kelly think that his papers are so important?
Clara is so nice but she she talks so LOUD!
Many of them were very loud way back in those days because they had been accustomed to working in silent films and whenever they saw a microphone they became very anxious and thought it necessary to scream into it to be heard.
The voice was part of her shtick, to contrast her character with Harriet's more reserved demeanour. Some of her earlier roles employ a less loud voice, with a far less shrill tone.
@@kosmokritikos9299 Wrong. I don't think none of the actors worked in Silent films. In fact most of the actors/actress who did the silent films were high pitched and it didn't sound to good. Silent films were from 1890's to 1920's.
Both David and Rick did nothing else but go out with hundreds of girls. They both had very active hormones.
In those days it was considered normal as they lacked any sense of moral character then. By today's standards they would be considered promiscuous.
Did you take the short bus to school? That's a short bus statement. They didn't have morals then? F you are dumb
By definition promiscuity is frequent, indiscriminate sexual realtionships. There's nothing in the show to indicate that the Nelson boys were engaging in sexual realtionships, let alone indiscriminate ones. If anything the morals of the era were higher than today's standards.
@@t-mar9275 maybe so, but not for males, even in the 50s. There probably were a few "nice boys" like the Wally Cleaver type BUT NOT MANY!
They didn't go and "park" after a date to listen to the radio!
@@calvinjackson8110 David and Ricky Nelson were instrumental in establishing the TV stereotype for the 1950s, middle class, teenaged, "nice boy". The Wally Cleaver character was basically following in their footsteps, with some minor alterations.