Is that what was referred to as silk charmeuse? Thinner material than regular satin, but thus better for a miniature - I got some at Michael Levine in downtown L.A. when I was working on Aztec dance costumes; might be cheaper there?

So what's the extra that hasn't been seen since early 1966 we heard about?

Note the lady on the right checking out Burt's muscles...

Well, what do you know... safe imitation Bat-Sleep!The stuff even shows up well on camera when you spray it, from the company's video. A bit bigger than the show item, but you did a very good transformation. (Best match for the real font used would be Akzidenz Grotesk Condensed, if you can get it.) ...

Monitor, have you seen the Batman and Robin performers from the Billy Smart Circus in England? No info has turned up about their act, but they appear as extras in the 1967 movie Berserk during a parade scene:

Probably the clearest shot in the series, from "The Penguin Declines": https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5595/15266090762_0819c96fc7_o.jpg There are two different ones that I can tell; this is the best shot of the other one (from "The Bookworm Turns", but it's much smaller so Batman...

Robintheboywonder wrote:Here it is without the effects.....for Chris' request

Holy Color by Pathé! Very sharp - thanks!

January 1966 would be a bit early for a wrap party... hmm. Wonder what that date might signify.

Holy Tailoring! Sweet job on that outfit.
(Can we see a shot with the color brightened up a bit?)

Maybe back when this was aired the fees for use of this song weren't that high?
Now about that eagle costume...
(Actually, having once made my own eagle costume - long story - I can appreciate all the effort that went into that featherwork!)

I've always wanted to know how some of those effects worked (or sometimes didn't, like when Bruce gets gassed at the museum in "The Curse of Tut" - the sound effect is there but nothing sprays out of the henchman's canister!). The Penguin's umbrella seems to be troublesome as well - very o...

With your host, Ernie Kovacs - who appeared in "The Joker is Wild" as a statue.

Thanks so much for the link! It finally answered my question about the spray cans A and B - it was scripted that way after all.
Re Molly's fate - Just as well they didn't use a "ZZZZZWAP!!!" overlay there...

Might have been fun to see Connie Francis as the Siren - despite her good-girl image, I'll bet she could have been "bad" as well.

Just found another Bat-connection: Madge guest-starred on two episodes of December Bride, which starred Spring Byington (aka J. Pauline Spaghetti):

"Family Quarrel" (airdate Dec. 5, 1955)
"The Homecoming Show" (airdate Jan. 21, 1957)

Not on YouTube at the moment, unfortunately.