The most polished of the three pieces is " Sherlock Holmes and the Secret of Making Whoopee, " at the Clemente Soto Velez Cultural Center ( 107 Suffolk St ., Lower East Side ).
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Used to be, when you went to work, you worked; when you commuted, you thought about working or planned about playing; and when you got home, you could forget work and make whoopee.
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But it's also a long way from where Amy lived on Long Island a few years ago when she and Joey, unbeknownst to Mrs . Joey, were making whoopee, even though Amy was under age.
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The first were " Danger Mouse in Double Trouble " and " Danger Mouse in the Black Forest Chateau " ( both in 1984 ) followed by " Danger Mouse in Making Whoopee ! " in 1985.
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Poll of the week : In a recent CNN / SI . com poll, 36 percent of 12, 362 respondents are " making whoopee " in response to the question : How are you spending time usually devoted to the NBA?
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By 1971, for the album " Making Whoopee ", the band's membership consisted of Bob Kerr, Vernon Dudley Bohay Nowell, Sam Spoons, James Chambers, John " Evil Gieves " Watson, Biff Harrison, Franklin Tomes and David Glasson.
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The DeVille, for instance, used the old standard " Making Whoopee " as background music for its ads, while the new Escalade sport utility vehicle was advertised on television by blasting the song " Bad to the Bone " by the blues guitarist George Thoroughgood.
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The action opens not on Harry, but on one of his fictive alter-egos, Ken ( Richard Benjamin ), who makes whoopee with his sister-in-law ( Julia Louis-Dreyfus ) in front of her blind grandmother ( " Can you give me a minute, Grandma?
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McLaren's next film, " Camera Makes Whoopee " ( 1935 ), was a more elaborate take on the themes explored in " Seven Till Five ", inspired by his acquisition of a Cin?Kodak camera, which enabled him to execute a number of'trick'shots.
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Typical Winchellisms were : " shafts " for legs, " cinemaddicts " for movie lovers, " moonpitchers " for movies, " Joosh " for Jewish, " Reno-vated " for divorce and " making whoopee " for, well, making whoopee.
