The Honeymooners

Where the Honeymoon never ends...
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"From the hallowed streets of Greenpernt,
To the shores of Sheepshead Bay,
From the Verrazano Narrows,
To Canarsie across the way...
We have come together, one and all,
In fellowship to commune,
And to glorify the Grand Exalted
Brotherhood of Raccoons." [Howl]

Raccoon Alma Mater

I [name][rank] in the Captain Video Space Academy do solemnly pledge to obey my mommy and daddy, be kind to dumb animals and old ladies in and out of space, not to tease my little brothers and sisters, and to brush my teeth twice a day and drink milk after every meal.

Captain Video Ranger Pledge

The Honeymooners has been a favorite TV show of mine as far back as I can remember. I can recall when there were only 39 episodes of this classic comedy being re-run day after day, week after week, year after year. These "classic" episodes were the only ones that were syndicated for over one quarter of a century. In actuality, there were a great many Honeymooners episodes that were filmed - some too short or too long to syndicate into a half hour or one hour series. Much of the early material had been lost, but in 1986 were "found" in Jackie Gleason's basement. These episodes are broadcast on TV today in some areas but have no fear if you can't watch them on TV... they are also available through many video retailers (check out my shopping page if you can't find them locally). There were also some sketches that were done live, but never filmed. These, unfortunately, are lost forever.

Cast Biographies/Filmographies
Click on a picture to get the cast member's biography.
Click on "Filmography" under a picture to get the corresponding filmography.

Jackie
Gleason
Filmography

Art
Carney
Filmography

Audrey
Meadows
Filmography

Joyce
Randolph
Filmography

Although Audrey Meadows and Joyce Randolph are the most popular actresses to play Alice and Trixie (respectively) in The Honeymooners, they weren't the only ones. Among others who have played the role of Alice are Pert Kelton, Sue Ane Langdon, and Sheila MacRae. Others who have played the role of Trixie include Elaine Stritch, Patricia Wilson, and Jane Kean.

The real story behind the "Lost Episodes".
Were they really lost?

This is an autographed picture that was sent to me by Art Carney for inclusion on this site. He was truly dedicated to his fans. I received this picture only 5 days after I sent out my letter to request it. A special thanks to Mr. Carney.

This is Joyce Randolph's contribution to this site. She was very nice in sending me this photo, as well as a USO newsletter with her picture and autograph. She also took the time to write me a letter. A special thanks to Mrs. Randolph.

This Site Mentioned in:
NetGuide Magazine: April 1997
USA Today: June 3rd, 1997
"Weird Wide Web": book by Erfert Fenton & David Pogue
The Brooklyn Papers: July 3, 1998
The New York Times: July 26th, 1998 & Dec. 27, 1998

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