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Related: About this forumOn April 29, 1965, Ed Ames, of the television series "Daniel Boone," went on "The Tonight Show."
📺On April 29, 1965, Ed Ames, of the television series Daniel Boone, demonstrated his tomahawk throwing abilities on The Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson
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On April 29, 1965, Ed Ames, of the television series "Daniel Boone," went on "The Tonight Show." (Original Post)
mahatmakanejeeves
May 2023
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MuseRider
(34,368 posts)1. I remember that but
damn, that was 58 years ago. How is that even possible? *sigh* getting old is a trip.
Goonch
(3,810 posts)2. Ed Ames - My Cup Runneth Over (1967)
Baitball Blogger
(48,032 posts)3. That clip made me relevant to my millennial daughter.
They said there was a bar where you could throw axes at the targets. And I goggled that clip. It wasnt just ed Ames that she learned about, but also Johnny Carson. He was really very smooth, with his humor and jabs.
wcmagumba
(3,146 posts)4. I worked with Ed Ames in a theatre in Branson...
Kind of embarrassed to admit I lived in the Branson, MO area and helped manage a theatre for a while. Ed had a short running show teamed with Carol Lawrence (of West Side Story on Broadway). He was a nice and funny guy, he had his giant poodle with him and was a lot of fun...We hawked his cds together after the show....Weird but glad I met him...
Grumpy Old Guy
(3,552 posts)5. That clip is known as "Frontier Bris."
One of the funniest ever.