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The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast, coming
to you from the MGM Grand Hotel in the
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entertainment capital of the world, Las
Vegas, Nevada.
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Ladies and gentlemen, from the beautiful
Ziegfeld Room, tonight's star -studded
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roast has brought together some of the
world's greatest entertainers.
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They've come from all over the world to
be here tonight, here in Las Vegas, in
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person.
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Joining Dean Martin as he honors
tonight's very special woman of the
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White.
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With tonight's guests, Peter Marshall,
Georgia Engel,
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Phyllis Diller, John Hillerman, Red
Button,
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Bonnie Franklin.
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LaWanda Page, Jimmy Walker, Rip Little,
Dan
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Haggerty, Foster Brooks, Ainsley Doda,
Orson
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Welles, Milton Berle, and your
roastmaster, Dean Martin.
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With tonight's woman of the hour, Betty
White.
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gathered at the beautiful MGM Hotel in
Las Vegas to honor the star of the Betty
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White Show, Miss Betty White.
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I look forward to being part of this
glowing tribute, and about three this
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afternoon, I got a good start on my
glow.
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On the Mary Tyler Moore Show, Betty
played the part of Sue Ann, who tried to
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make it with every guy in the newsroom.
But the truth of it is, she's a swinger
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in real life.
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She's so desperate, the other day at the
studio, the security guard caught her
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giving out Hershey bars to the Osmond
brothers.
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I feel sorry for her husband, Alan.
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He's pretty square, you know.
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When Betty was first dating him... She'd
pretend she was shy.
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She'd always say, I can't make love with
the lights on.
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Could you please close the car door?
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Here he is, that beautiful guy, Mr.
Peter Marshall.
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Thank you, Dean. Thank you very much,
ladies and gentlemen.
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You know, the last time I was here, I
was the person being roasted, and Betty,
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you're in for a special, special night.
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I tell you. Well, you see the party Dean
throws after the show? Now, for me, he
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had all my friends, two bartenders, the
Guy Lombardo Orchestra, a couple of
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girls from Hallelujah Hollywood, and
that was just my taxi cab.
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All I know about Betty is what I'm
learning here this evening.
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I know she's crazy about cats and dogs.
In fact...
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John Hilleman knew that. You see, Betty
went to one of John's parties, and
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during dinner, she spayed and neutered
his animal crackers.
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And if I were Grizzly Adams, I could
say, nobody wants to sit next to me.
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been sleeping with a bear for six
months.
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So what?
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Betty White's been sleeping 15 years
with a turkey.
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Friends, in the words of Phyllis Diller,
who once said to Betty, Betty, she
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said, Beware of cheap facelifts. I had
one in Teflon. Now my makeup keeps
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sliding off.
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And this guest is the comedy star of
good times, Jimmy
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Dynamite Walker.
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Every time I see this guy, he gets
thinner and thinner.
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But he dinked in all his life. The day
he was born, his mother thought she had
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given birth to a shoelace.
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Mr. Jimmy Walker.
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When
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they
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first asked me to be on the Betty White
Rose, I was like many other people out
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there. I didn't know anything about
Betty White.
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So I called my man Alex Haley a root.
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Try to get something happening, you
know?
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That's right. And like so many other
people in America, Betty does have black
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roots.
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I know her cousin. I don't know if you
know about her. Cousin Roxanne served in
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the Confederate Army. She surrendered at
Appomattox.
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She surrendered at Shiloh.
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She surrendered at Bull Run.
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which she surrendered.
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The governor also has a famous cousin
that we all know. That's a famous house
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painter called Off White.
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And she still has a lot of relatives
living in the Midwest. One of them is a
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faith healer called Miracle White.
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She says, I like to be kind to the
little people. She learned that from her
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great -great -grandmother, Snow White.
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Now here's a very pretty girl who stars
in the hit television show One Day at a
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Time. You know, people are always asking
me, where...
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stars coming from? Ah, well, this young
lady is coming from my right.
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Wonderful to be here.
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I think that you all should know up
front that I have never met Betty White.
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That's the gospel truth.
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Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to brag.
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If I sound a little bitter here, give me
a chance to explain, okay? A few years
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ago, this nice lady, this lady I never
met,
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This over -dimpled star was overstocked
with dogs.
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Now, a friend of hers suggested that she
give one to me.
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I went in just to have his ears clipped.
Simple, right? No, no, no, it wasn't
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simple. They wanted 50 bucks to give him
the dry look.
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I can do that at home free just by
putting a newspaper under him.
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You may not know this, but Betty also
takes in actors down on their luck.
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And it's great.
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If you don't mind being wormed and
neutered.
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I give you Red Button.
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I'm delighted to be here tonight for
Betty
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White, who once said to her husband,
Alan Ludden, not tonight, unless you
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the password.
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Why?
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Why are we giving Betty White a dinner
than some of the greatest women in the
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history of the world?
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Never. Never got a dinner.
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Eve, who said to Adam in the Garden of
Eden, sure, you're the first man, but
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with me.
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Never got a dinner.
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Nate Marion, who said to Robin Hood, I
will not live in a house with a little
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John.
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who sent the president car to give
Panama the canal, give us the locks.
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Marie Antoinette, who said on the way to
the guillotine, can you just take a
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little off the top?
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Mrs. Anwar Sadat, who said to Anwar,
make pizza ready, I'm dying for a corned
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beef sandwich.
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Glantz's teacher.
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Except a little Bert.
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Now let's go over it again.
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It's a great pleasure to introduce...
Boy, it's nice with glasses.
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It's always a great pleasure to
introduce our next guest, that genuine
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the cinema, Mr. Orson Welles.
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Thank you, Dean.
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That is, sir, it's a privilege to be on
this dais.
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I had hoped that because you're a woman,
our panel tonight would refrain from
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their usual gross behavior, but no.
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All night it's been like watching sweat
hogs in tuxedos.
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I'm appalled at some of the vicious
remarks we've been hearing, especially
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you, Buttons, you mendacious little
munchkin.
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special recently about King Krat, the
Egyptian pharaoh.
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And when that ancient tomb was opened...
Now,
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he isn't here to accept the applause,
but I know he'd be grateful. When that
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ancient tomb was opened, they found next
to his mummy something even older.
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Four jokes you did hear last night.
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And you, little boy, I know you have
some remarks.
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snide ones. A man who's too old to
attack a woman shouldn't be attacking a
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woman.
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Instead of brutal insults and coarse
jokes, I, on the other hand, have
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you a little nose -gay inverse.
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Of all the lovely ladies on TV who grace
our screen by night, the last with
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clasp who steams my glass is lovely
Betty White.
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Her flowing gowns, her tailored suits,
the way she fills her halters.
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Why, hers are better front page scoop
than Eva and Barbara Walters.
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Yes, I've loved you long, don't get me
wrong. I think that this is sudden for
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nothing.
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Stands between us now and his name is
Alan Ludden.
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Everybody knows our guest of honor.
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Betty White is totally dedicated.
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Here we go again to the preservation of
wildlife
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and... What is that?
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You don't have to get mad at me.
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What are you mad at me for?
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I'll put my glasses on and I'll read it.
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Oh,
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domesticated.
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knows our guest of honor, Betty White,
is totally dedicated to the preservation
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and wildlife of domesticated pets,
right?
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Well, tonight we have a surprise for
her.
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Oh, yeah, most everybody knows.
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I'll do it for you, Dean.
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guest of honor. Betty White is totally
dedicated to the preservation of
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and domesticated pets.
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Dogs and cats. Well, tonight we have a
surprise
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for her. We've invited her favorite pet
shop owner, a man who
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runs the most exclusive shop in Beverly.
This is the way you're supposed to do
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it.
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Here he is, ladies and gentlemen, Mr.
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White Old Baboon.
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Pets all over America.
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Don't leave me.
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Betty White is one of my best customers.
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She always comes to me for advice.
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Recently, she had a problem with a pet
he can eat.
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The dog wouldn't eat.
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I solved that problem.
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I trained the dog to eat at the sound of
a bell.
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Of course, it didn't work out too well.
The other day, he ate the Avon lady.
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She brought me her dog. It was a
pointer.
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I told the dog it's impolite. A pointer.
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Just mulch.
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You know what this is?
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It's a personalized dog whistle.
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It has a pitch that only dogs can hear.
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You see, Phil is still as he is. Park
up.
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Well, Pete, I've got to go now and walk
my dog.
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Walk your dog? You told me he's dead.
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So then I'll drag it.
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like her. You've seen her on Sanford and
Son as Aunt Esta, where she used to
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give lots of love to Red Fox.
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But our next guest is really a kind,
warm -hearted lady.
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Ladies and gentlemen, lovely Miss Luana
Page.
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of my life.
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From old red fox to old red eyes.
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Because I got red eyes and a white face
that don't mean I'm a drunk. I could be
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a rabbit.
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Now, according to the foxes, you've been
dating lately.
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Now, let me put on my cheetah so I can
see. Now, let's see which one is Betty
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White.
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Get a bunch of you albinos on one desk
and you all look alike.
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They say the same thing about us, but
that's a lie.
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Honey, we come in all colors.
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Light, bright, almost white.
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how your quiver sticks.
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Now, I heard what you've been saying
about me.
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With your double -breasted lips, honey,
you can blow a tuba from the wrong end.
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And what you laughing at, Abe Bogota?
You fish.
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Now, you better pray that red fox will
live forever.
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Because when he dies, honey, you'll be
the ugliest man in the world.
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the cute Phyllis Diller.
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Honey, I remember your old face.
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Honey, when you used to walk into the
room, the mice would jump on chairs.
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Honey, you had your face lifted so
tight, when you raised your eyebrows,
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pull up your pantyhose.
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Folks, I don't even know why I'm at a
dinner for Betty White.
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I'm only kidding. Of course, your name
is famous.
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They honor you all over the South,
honey.
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Over every drinking fountain, there's a
sign that says, White only.
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I'm proudly here because you couldn't
get fair profit.
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That's one faucet that really turns me
on.
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Honey, don't tell me about your plumbing
problems.
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You like a hot water faucet in a cheap
hotel.
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Even when you turned on, nothing
happened.
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them hot hands, honky.
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You keep that up and you won't be just
host of the roast.
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Mess with me and you'll be jive turkey
fricassee.
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Now, about five years ago, I got lucky.
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Five years since you got lucky?
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So that's what makes you so mean, huh?
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Listen, sucker.
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Where I come from, Sex is a misdemeanor.
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The more you miss it, the meaner you
get.
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Good night, Dean.
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Good night, baby.
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Good night, John boy.
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Miss Phyllis Gillis.
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Thank you. Thank you, Dean. Thank you
very much.
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There have been a lot of references
tonight about my plastic surgery, and I
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want to say that I'm not the least bit
sensitive about it.
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It's not easy for me to look this good.
You see, I have to do a lot of things
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like every day I use it. Olive oil.
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Mineral oil.
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Vegetable oil.
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Grease.
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Turtle oil.
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In fact, I just got an offer from Exxon.
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I'm doing a drill.
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And I do admit that I had my skin
tightened.
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Everybody knows that. I'm not saying how
much.
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Let me just put it this way. If the knot
ever lets go, I can
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slingshot this whole room to death.
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I'm really so thrilled to be here in
honor of my good friend, Betty White.
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Betty has everything that Miss America
has.
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Unfortunately, they served her child's
portions.
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If it wasn't for her hickey, she'd have
no figure at all.
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Now, actually, Betty is a homebody.
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Of course, with a body like hers, you
ought to stay home.
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Nasty people have complained about her
posture. They say that she always looks
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like she's sitting down.
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That's not true.
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She just happens to be short and dumpy.
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I could have had my own show.
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Actually, they wanted me to star in a
series called The Bubonic Woman.
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Daddy, I wish you lots of good luck with
this show.
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And I just don't have a jealous bone in
my body, and I want you to know that.
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Besides all the other things my plastic
surgeon did, he had me filleted.
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Frankly, I could have had my own show,
but I wouldn't do what the producer
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wanted me to do.
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Get out of his motel room.
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Hey,
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Jim, a fine actor.
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And one of the nicest guys in the
business.
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Abe, the gold dollar.
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I think you'll enjoy doing your new
show.
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For you, makeup will be easy. Me, well,
I have to sit in the makeup chair for
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six hours.
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Without makeup, I look like Robert
Redford.
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Because of TV, so many people think I'm
a real cop.
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I go into a bar, and all the pretty
girls in low -cut dresses run out.
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That's why I went in there in the first
place.
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I know I'm at the age when a guy wants
to retire, but not at everything.
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After all, I'm not dead.
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I just need a tune -up.
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Even the neighbors get to thinking
you're a cop.
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The guy next door calls me in the middle
of the night and says, Abe, somebody
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broke into my house and is stealing the
silverware.
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You'd better help.
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Now, why should I help a stranger steal
my neighbor's silverware?
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Benny, I wish you lots of good luck on
your show.
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And I say, let's get violence off the
street and back in marriage where it
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belongs.
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rich little... Oh,
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yeah!
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Betty, as I stand here looking at those
dimples and that Sunday school face,
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you'd never know what a swinger she was
when she was single.
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So when she married Alan Ludden, It came
as a big shock to a lot of the men who
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knew her well.
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For instance, Henry Kissinger.
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I used to go with Betty, and she was
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really funny.
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Johnny Carson said,
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understand is how she could go out with
me and marry what's -his -name.
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And that guy is so square.
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How square is he? He's so square,
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he goes to a do -it -yourself massage
parlor, takes off his clothes, gives
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himself a massage, leaves ten bucks, and
then goes home.
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I've been leaving 20.
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My
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next
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guest is the distinguished actor, Mr.
John Hillerman, who plays the part of
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Betty's ex -husband on her new TV
series.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the fine actor,
Mr. John Hillerman.
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Thank you, Dean. And while we're on the
subject of motion pictures, the biggest
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one around these days is that science
fiction thriller.
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I think that since Star Wars was such a
success, they ought to make one about
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your life.
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Bar Wars.
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Why not? You've been floating around in
space for years.
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I've gone to Lud's home in Brentwood
many times, and it's obvious from the
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that these are two people who've had a
long association with game shows.
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What other house, instead of a single
entrance, has door number one, door
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two, and door number three?
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oil painting of Gary Moore beating the
hell out of an imposter on To Tell the
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Truth.
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Betty, in closing, I'd like to say
you're a terrific star and a terrific
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And since we're in Las Vegas, I hope
throughout your life you keep throwing
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sevens because you're a natural.
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Everybody loves our next guest, Georgia
Engel.
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Georgia's one of the sweetest and shyest
people you'll ever meet.
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She's so shy that before she gets
undressed at night, she puts her cover
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the birdcage.
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Miss Georgia Engel.
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Mr. Martin.
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Call me by my first name.
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Okay.
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What is it?
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Whenever I come on these roasts, your
producer gives me zingers to say about
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people here on the dais.
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So here I am again with some raps,
slams, and put -down sticks.
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What does schtick mean?
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I don't know. I just woke up. I don't
know.
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I see Phyllis Diller sitting over there.
I wouldn't say she looks bad, but her
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boyfriend took her to the Tunnel of Love
and told her to wait outside.
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Excuse me, Phyllis. That wasn't very
nice to say.
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I don't know why... Everybody makes fun
of your looks.
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Your face is nothing to laugh at.
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It's always nice to see Dean Martin
here. He loves staying at the MGM Grand.
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They have 14 bars here, and they're all
within staggering distance.
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I know you don't drink. You're just
acting.
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In fact, last night at the bar... he was
acting so good they had to carry him to
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his room.
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I see Milton Berle sitting over there.
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Last week, he played Las Vegas and the
audience gave him a standing yawn.
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that John Hillerman is here tonight.
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Mr. Hillerman is so unknown that when he
looks in a mirror, he doesn't recognize
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himself.
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I don't know why they made me say that,
John. I don't think you're unknown.
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This afternoon in the lobby, three
people came up to me, pointed you out to
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and said, who is that?
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And now we come to our guest of honor.
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My very good friend, Betty White.
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I see that they've given me a few more
than the others.
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Betty's been around a long time.
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I'm not saying how old she is, but her
driver's license says, for covered
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only.
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I don't know why they say things like
that.
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You're in the prime of life.
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Only it takes you a little longer to get
primed.
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I don't know why the producers keep
giving me these things.
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I've known you for a long time. I can do
that myself.
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That's it for the zero.
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We all know Betty White on TV, but what
is she really like, huh?
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To find out, we've invited an expert
from her past as a special surprise to
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guest of honor. We've thrown in a man
who was one of her first boyfriends,
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someone who has known her intimately.
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Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome
Betty White's former fiancé.
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Now, you should stop getting gas because
President Carter is slapping a tax on
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big guzzlers.
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But anyway, it's a thrill for me to sway
before you tonight and pay tribute to
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my old penitentiary, my old son, the old
broad I used to
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mess around with.
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Now, this lovely creature and I go way
back.
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Way back.
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I still remember the first time I laid.
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date. She was outdated and I was blind.
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Now, you may not realize it.
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I sure don't.
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But it was Betty.
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Betty has always had a passion for
amulets
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and anything that flies or crawls.
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Nothing personal was going on.
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Our next date, we went, oh, where did
you hear this?
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We went down to the lake. Down to the
lake and parked in the same dark spot.
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Real romantic spot. And I slipped off my
shirt.
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My shirt. And then I slipped off my
pants. Buzz slipped off my pants.
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My trousers.
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And there we were there until two.
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Two o 'clock in the morning doing the
same old thing. Same old thing.
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Throw the stick in the water and I'd
fetch it.
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gift to nature, Mr. Dan Grizzly Adams
Haggerty.
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Thank you. Thank you very much.
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Thank you, Dean.
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Ladies and gentlemen, it's a privilege
to be here this evening.
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Besides my respect for Betty White as a
talent, Betty and I do share a common
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interest in our like for animals.
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Betty's is geared more towards dogs than
cats.
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Betty knows nothing about wildlife, but
how could she?
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Look who she's married to.
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Alan Ludden.
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When I first met Betty, her and a group
of her friends were very interested in
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saving wildlife in our national forests.
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So she called me up and she said, Dan,
would you like to join us on a little
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-day outing with some of my Hollywood
friends?
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I said, sure, I'd love to.
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So we left on this little jaunt and
around, I think it was January.
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Now, I'm not going to say that the
people she invited were dull, but when
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my bear, saw him, Well, he immediately
left a wake -up call for next July.
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And Betty volunteered to cook dinner for
everybody.
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She went out and gathered roots and
herbs and berries and boiled them in a
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Well, I'm going to give you an idea what
this stuff tasted like.
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If we were in the Amazon River, natives
would have come from hundreds of miles
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just to dip their arrows in it.
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Now, of course, we had some discomfort.
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We were bothered by mosquitoes all
night.
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Everybody but Milton Burroughs. All the
slapping that was going on, Milton
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thought I was clapping, and he kept
taking bows all night.
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It's going to be a long time before I
forget that two days with Betty White.
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In fact, before we came on tonight, I
heard that her and a group of friends
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going out to the woods again, so I
immediately started making plans.
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I called Ben up, and I said, I'll be
home after this show. We'll set some
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for him.
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my good friend, Mr.
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Milton Burroughs.
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I've got to congratulate you, Dean. You
really look great. Your eyes are so
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shiny and bright.
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You drinking that Windex again?
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Oh, Dean, I forgot to thank you, Dean,
for the candle and the wine that you
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to my room.
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But you forgot to send up a girl. That's
what you forgot. I figured at your age,
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just lighting the candle would wear you
out.
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00:40:52,190 --> 00:40:56,050
There's no way to speak to me. No way to
talk to me. After all, you're talking
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to Mr. Television.
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I was on your television set every
Tuesday night for 25 years.
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The situation is I was under it.
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Ladies and gentlemen.
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Wake up. I am here tonight.
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Betty White, which gives you an idea of
what's happening to my career.
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Betty has had an unusual career, and
this is the truth.
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00:41:24,130 --> 00:41:29,290
When she was 18, they gave her a loving
cup because she won a dance contest.
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She won it by doing the Dance of the
Virgins, which she performed from
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she went out on the road and traveled
with the Tommy Dorsey band.
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She wasn't a singer. She just liked to
travel with the band.
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It's always a pleasure to see lovely
Phyllis Diller over there. Look at that
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face.
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Phyllis, were there any survivors?
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Do you dig it? She looks like she was
pardoned after the warden threw the
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switch.
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00:42:20,700 --> 00:42:23,520
Here, Marshal, you surprised me tonight.
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You're usually so good.
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For those of you who haven't seen the
show, Dan Haggerty, he's the one
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who walks with the rifle in front and a
bear behind.
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J .J. Walker all sharpened with his tie
on.
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It was very funny tonight. And by the
way, J .J. is the only one who wasn't in
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the picture, Roots.
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I saw the picture. I turned Roots off
after 15 minutes because nobody scored a
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basket.
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I hear they're going to show roots in
Africa.
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They're going to show it backwards so it
has a happy ending.
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Now, to introduce our guest of honor,
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Woman of the hour, there's only one man
who can do it properly.
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Her wonderful husband, Mr. Alan Ludden.
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Hey, you know, you know, Dean, I'm
really a lucky man.
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I am married to a wonderful woman and a
great cook.
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ain't that bigamy? No.
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It's when you're supporting two women.
That's bigamy.
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That's insanity.
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I realize that a woman is entitled to
have her own pursuits.
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Certainly. But really, do dogs have such
a part in Betty's life? It's really her
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whole life. For instance, when I
proposed to her, the first thing she
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to sit up and beg.
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She wouldn't even accept my ring until I
rolled over and played dead.
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Then on our honeymoon, she rolled over
and played dead.
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You
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know,
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however, there isn't a husband in the
world who doesn't spend some time in the
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doghouse.
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But he should consider himself very
lucky if he's married to the best in
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And I am.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the Blue Ribbon
winner of my life and the woman of the
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hour, Betty White Blood.
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I really haven't had this much fun
since.
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I was kissed by Ted Knight.
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And I was really thrilled and surprised
to see Dean make it tonight.
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I guess it was about four o 'clock this
morning. I saw him getting into an
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elevator with a six -pack.
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Three girls under each arm.
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00:45:51,740 --> 00:45:55,180
I really would like to say how funny
Milton Berle was tonight.
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I can't.
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I was really, I found myself hoping
there is such a thing as reincarnation.
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He really deserves another chance to be
a comedian.
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00:46:17,010 --> 00:46:20,610
And Red Buttons, I'm really happy Red
could be here.
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00:46:20,850 --> 00:46:26,010
You know, you probably don't know this,
Red, but many, many years ago, I made a
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promise to myself.
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I promised that I would follow your
career right from the beginning.
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00:46:31,760 --> 00:46:33,620
Tell me, when is it going to begin?
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And Georgia Engel. I mean, what can you
do with Georgia?
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I'm really happy she showed this
evening.
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00:46:45,920 --> 00:46:49,160
When I say showed, I mean that in a very
nice way.
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She directed all her remarks to me with
great restraint, as you notice. She's
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really an old -fashioned girl.
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00:46:55,920 --> 00:46:59,400
And one good thing about old -fashioned
girls, they're gradually disappearing.
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00:47:03,370 --> 00:47:07,650
I'm not going to say anything about Abe
Vigoda because I really respect age.
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So do I. Old wine is one thing, Dean,
but
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00:47:16,870 --> 00:47:17,870
old fish?
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My dear little cookie.
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00:47:26,330 --> 00:47:29,770
I use the word cookie in reference to
her crummy appearance.
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00:47:32,360 --> 00:47:34,180
I do like your hairdo. I really do.
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00:47:34,660 --> 00:47:36,820
You look like a leaky Sarah Fawcett.
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00:47:39,760 --> 00:47:44,280
And, LaWanda, I bet you're happy that
there is a Betty White show on
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this season. I mean, with all the shows
like Red Fox and Richie Pryor and
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Sanford Arms and What's Happening and
Good Times in the Jeffersons, it's a
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novelty to see a white on television.
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wearing up.
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I really had a great time and I want to
thank you for a wonderful evening. Dean,
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I love you.
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