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Born 1926: Harper Lee (a one hit wonder) (only kidding)


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Happy 104, Carl Laemmle.


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Not if you know his attitude to birthdays and holidays, you won't!

I know it.


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Happy 79, Willie!


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If Norman Corwin was still with us he'd be 102 today.

He was such a nice man, very humble considering his stature in radio.


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Peter "Pete" Seeger, born on this day in 1919!
 
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Born 1915: Orson Welles

As most of you know Orson was uncredited when he did the narration in King of Kings, words by Ray also without credit.


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Peter "Pete" Seeger, born on this day in 1919!


Woody Guthrie has been gone so long I didn't realize he was only seven years older. Turns 100 this year, blessed with talent but not Seeger's great disposition and good health.
 
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Born 1926: Don Rickles (one of the funniest men on the planet)

Decades ago he and Ray were both on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. After the show Ray expressed his disappointment that Rickles did not toss an insult his way. Rickles response was something like this, "I admire you work too much...you hockey puck." Ray was pleased.


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Born 1926: Don Rickles (one of the funniest men on the planet)

Decades ago he and Ray were both on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. After the show Ray expressed his disappointment that Rickles did not toss an insult his way. Rickles response was something like this, "I admire you work too much...you hockey puck." Ray was pleased.

Good story - I think I'll pass it along to a few hundred friends.


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Happy birthday you Englishter!


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According to Wikipedia, Bernard Fox is no English(t)er. He's from over the border in Wales!


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According to Wikipedia, Bernard Fox is no English(t)er. He's from over the border in Wales!

I know. You never saw this episode? It was from that I was quoting. He played an "Englishter" in this programme.

Look!


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I never saw ANY episode. I don't believe we had that show in the UK. Even if we did (and I think we didn't, because we didn't get many US comedies in the early 60s - Dick van Dyke and Lucy were about all we got), I'd be too young to remember it.


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I never saw ANY episode. I don't believe we had that show in the UK. Even if we did (and I think we didn't, because we didn't get many US comedies in the early 60s - Dick van Dyke and Lucy were about all we got), I'd be too young to remember it.

Well worth dot-coming! It's my favourite programme ever.


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