Cut to a wider shot.
“And there it is! Modern in every respect!”
Up pops an outhouse.
Jack Cosgriff and Rich Hogan helped Avery gag this one.
Tuesday, 23 June 2020
Outhouse of Tomorrow
A joke about post-war pre-fabricated housing opens House of Tomorrow (1949). The hands of (presumably) narrator Frank Graham open a little package.
Cut to a wider shot.
“And there it is! Modern in every respect!”
Up pops an outhouse.
Jack Cosgriff and Rich Hogan helped Avery gag this one.
Cut to a wider shot.
“And there it is! Modern in every respect!”
Up pops an outhouse.
Jack Cosgriff and Rich Hogan helped Avery gag this one.
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I always enjoyed the " Car of...or House of..." Tomorrow series from MGM. The set ups and jokes were guranteed " groaners " for adults and kids alike.
ReplyDeleteHad to explain the outhouse to the kids. They thoought it was supposed to be a fire hydrant.
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