Arthur Worsley's Ventriloquist Dummy Charlie Does All The Work | The Ed Sullivan Show
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Arthur Worsley is the best ventriloquist EVER! Hands down. (Or even hands up!). It’s as simple as that. And I’ve seen them all. R.I.P. Mr Worsley. And thank you for sharing your genius with the world.
Ray allenWas the best then Arthur worsley.x
@@alanharper4478I just love it so much it's really remember reel thing after again this time
@@alanharper4478 Agree 100%.
Good, but it looks too obvious. Arthur looks to expressionless. Ray Allen had his own facial expressions that were interacting with Lord Charles.
Danny o day is best
"Where were you then"?... Big belly laugh at that :)
What a fantastic thing , to show how the dummy works. Half hearted audience really. What a genius.
Just brilliant. Never see the likes of this act again
The best ventriloquist, I have EVER seen....
Danny o day is the best
Seeing this act back in 1963 was almost forgotten until he got to the B words, like "bottle of beer"
Then I remembered. Everyone was talking about it the next day!
my friend was his next door neighbour before he died but now hes dead and his son is his next door neighbour
This guy was great! He created a unique way to do the act.
Did anyone notice how he said “Dearly Brethren” hesitation? That’s dang near impossible as a vent. I applaud him for his mastery of the art.
3 things I look at when a ventriloquist acts, lips, reaction, clear voice this guy has mastered it to perfection a ventriloquist could have a funny act but if i see his lips movie it spoils it because I'm looking at his lips movie.This guy is so good he makes you think that the puppet is real..
One of the funniest ventriloquist acts I've ever seen classic
I wish I could find more of Worsley's routines. He's just wonderful and I keep listening to these few and continue to enjoy them .
OMG WORSLEY SPOKE
Holy cow! He is simply AMAZING! All vents should spite to be as good as this guy. Wow!
Has the most natural mouth position of any vent I know.
I worked with Ray Alan and Lord Charles - he was magnificent - this man equally skilful but with a unique gimmick ie only the dummy talks
A joy to behold
Worsely speaks in this clip but it was a very rare occasion. (5:12)
Fantastic act. Especially for an unseen clip to pop up on CZcams .
wow so old a clip and so bloody good,
"Impossible" haha, nice one!
This is probably the only time Arthur Worsley spoke on stage during his career ( 5:12 ). An absolute genius and, in my view, there has been no better ventriloquist before or since.
And a very funny punchline too, if you got it...
Even though I know the punchline I still laugh. Not only was Arthur Worsley the best ventriloquist ever, he was extremely funny with it. He packs so much into one very short, slick routine. I wish I had been able to see him in a full show. I wish more of his work had been saved for future generations to be able to appreciate his talent. 👋
You've never seen Ray Alan then? Arthur Worsley is to Ray Alan what Mike and Bernie Winters were to Laurel and Hardy.
@@SuperFerdie1965Ray Alan was a genius. He seemed to actually say B’s and M’s and didn’t move his mouth at all
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Don't forget Lord Charles himself was a decent ventriloquist too. He had a little doll also! (qv The Bob Monkhouse Show)
One of the best ever , only Ray Allen could equal him.
Technically Ray Alan was a better vent.
I was brought up with Ray Charles on UK TV who is a great ventriloquist. Don't remember seeing Arthur Worsley before but viewing this was fantastic! Thanks for posting.
I think you mean Ray Alan, whose dummy is named Lord Charles
"How is it when I shout you spit in my face?"
This guy’s awesome.
The King of Motionless Lips!!
People today don’t know what they are missing
☺️
Speak for yourself can you
How good is this? I love watching Arthur Worsley, Ray Allan and Nina Conti. All fabulous.
He is fantastic! B and P! Just about impossible. Makes all the 2 act vents seem very weak.
This guys is a genius
That's talent.
Thanks so much for posting this! I'd seen some other Worsley appearances on the show, but not this one. Love when he turns Charlie's back to the audience.
A brilliant vent ... Thanks for posting this clip.
This guy is the best ventriloquist I've ever seen.
JD is pretty darn good he shows more expression and makes it look more like the puppet is alive!
As ventriloquists go this is as good as it gets.
Simply the best - full stop.
The only man I do and ever will admire. The greatest to ever live. Sorry, Jeff. 😂
This man was a genius! His ironic use of the dummy was unrivalled. Ray Allan was the greatest of them all, but Worsley ran him a very close second.
Arthur was the best I have ever seen. A true master of his craft.
Absolutely amazing
Amazing. Just lovely and so much talent!
Very funny, and technically amazing! Thank you for posting this.
Along with Ray Allen and his posh partner Lord Charles, we were privileged to witness sheer talent at work.
The king.
Just amazing, I love it when he makes fun of himself.
The intensity of this performance elevates it to the best vent act I've ever seen.............
Love his act... So awesome...
So good at his craft. Eric Morecambe confessed 2 stealing the ‘look at me when I’m talking 2 u’ line from him. He was part of many of their summer season shows in the 60s.
Awesome artist, funny and skilled!
Absolutely fabulous…I had forgotten all about him until I saw this…and then my childhood memories came flooding back xx
No one is better. In the past, now or the future.
Arthur Wilkinson Worsley (16 October 1920 - 19 July 2001) was a British ventriloquist who appeared regularly on British television from the 1950s to the 1970s. His act with dummy Charlie Brown had Charlie do all the talking, while Worsley himself remained "silent".
Brilliant
Great!
Gottle a Geer 😂
Wow
What a very half hearted audience. That’s Americans for you. Superb Arthur Worsley, up there with Ray Alan and Lord Charles.
Brilliant always
Brilliant!
Brilliant...
Ventriloquist's insight: After Charlie's "bottle of beer" tirade Worsley had to sneak a swallow. "If it was easy..."
2:52 Ding-a Donga Charlie
4:59
Charlie looks like Mr. Bean (Rowan Atkinson)
Make you so right about the audience. Anyway, who cares what they think, Arthur Worsley was great, as was Ra Alan with Lord Charles.
That's how audiences were then, no jumping about and standing on chairs. They were laughing though.
Christopher Walken the ventriloquist
Arthur worsley is mute all dummy do talk Arthur worsley funny ventenliouist
Bergen moved his lips but his jokes were a million times better
Creepy.
trash😢😢😢😢
One of the worst ventriloquist acts I have ever seen, His lips move slightly sometimes when talking and during every word when singing. His body posture is moving far too much with every word rather than showing he is relaxed and not making to much effort trying to hide the fact he is talking which is the whole point of the illusion and he fails to do it at all. He shows no interaction with the doll and just looks away. This is bad acting in so many ways. When a ventriloquist makes no effort to make a good act, show good posture and be involved in a conversation with the doll how can he be the best or at the very least good!
I have a ventriloquist dummy and I have an act following like Mr worsley and Charlie but he's more mean
Love his act... So awesome...