[Libloather]

[Lazamataz]

Quite the looker!

[Jaysin]

Very sad indeed.

I wonder if there are even any actors alive who appeared on the honeymooners? Perhaps Measles Tommy or one of the children who may have appeared in an episode or two.

I even wonder how many people are alive who witnessed a filming of one of the classic 39 episodes.

[ComputerGuy]

I think Art Carney was on strike one season and Gleason wouldn’t do the Honeymooners without him.

[Jane Long]

She had a nice run!

RIP funny lady ❤️

[Steely Tom]

I remember seeing this in some magazine back in the early '70s.

[TomGuy]

One thing I noticed in The Honeymooners was Trixie's apartment compared to the Alice's apartment:

Trixie's looked modern, well-kept, painted, curtains, etc. Alice's was drab and sparse.

[Michael.SF.]

Ralph Kramden who was always yelling at his wife Alice

That's a little unfair.

The show often (always?) ended with Ralph saying: BABY, YOU'RE THE GREATEST.

[ought-six]

“The Honeymooners” is one of my all-time favorite TV shows. A classic. That, and “Amos ‘n’ Andy.” Tim Moore — who played The Kingfish — was brilliant: I doubt anyone could have played The Kingfish better than Tim Moore (the guy was comedic genius).

[aquila48]

“The Honeymooners, which aired from 1955 until 1956.”

Uh!! Just one year?

I was watching it in the 60’s.

[Mouton]

RIP

As an aside I recall my grandmother stories about Jackie Gleason. Gleason was dirt poor. He played in some NJ taverns before getting fame. She recalled one evening wherein he was done with his evening act and went to sleep on a pool table as he had nowhere else to go. His shoes had holes in the soles.

I don’t know much about Joyce but that show was, and still is on one of the internet sites, simply funny. My favorite episode was Ralph’s appearance on a name that tune similar styled show.

[windcliff]

ping

[abb]

Had no idea she was still alive. 99 ain’t bad. Like everyone else, I loved the Honeymooners.

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

RIP.

[Disambiguator]

She looked sort of like Benedict Cumberbatch.

[TwelveOfTwenty]

She was acting from 1944 up to 2000. What a life and career. RIP.

[Gay State Conservative]

Alice and Norton were the stars. Norton and Curley were the two most underestimated comedians of the era.