Uploaded August 2017 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
Specially for all senior Canadians: one final chance to enjoy clips from the hugely popular CBC Vancouver Television Variety series Some of Those Days seen in Canada in the 1960s. Here writer Dave Block introduces historic clips and photos from the 1930s followed by a medley including the Lance Harrison Band playing Honeysuckle Rose, Barney Potts singing On the Sunny Side of the Street, Thora Anders with It's De-Lovely, Betty Hilker with You're Driving Me Crazy, Pat Walker sings Jeepers Creepers Pat Walker with Walking My Baby Back Home, the girls with the comedy number Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?, Barney & Pat Morgan with Is It True What They Say About Dixie?, the girls with another novelty song, 3 Little Fishies, Barney, Pat Walker & Pat Morgan (Betty & Thora bg) sing the novelty The Hut Sut Song, a Swedish serenade, and finally Lance Harrison was joined by everyone for Goofus. Hope you enjoyed the memories!
Specially for all senior Canadians: one final chance to enjoy clips from the hugely popular CBC Vancouver Television Variety series Some of Those Days seen in Canada in the 1960s. Here writer Dave Block introduces historic clips and photos from the 1930s followed by a medley including the Lance Harrison Band playing Honeysuckle Rose, Barney Potts singing On the Sunny Side of the Street, Thora Anders with It's De-Lovely, Betty Hilker with You're Driving Me Crazy, Pat Walker sings Jeepers Creepers Pat Walker with Walking My Baby Back Home, the girls with the comedy number Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?, Barney & Pat Morgan with Is It True What They Say About Dixie?, the girls with another novelty song, 3 Little Fishies, Barney, Pat Walker & Pat Morgan (Betty & Thora bg) sing the novelty The Hut Sut Song, a Swedish serenade, and finally Lance Harrison was joined by everyone for Goofus. Hope you enjoyed the memories!
