[78-L] 1933 showbiz trivia
Stephen Davies
SDavies at mtroyal.ca
Thu Jan 22 11:01:13 PST 2009
In my Internet prowl for details on Jack Denny, I found this
paragraph in the Ubyssey (pronounced UBC) from the students' association
at the University of British Columbia, Vol XVI, No 18, 1933-nov-28, p. 3.
(
http://www.library.ubc.ca/archives/pdfs/ubyssey/UBYSSEY_1933_11_28.pdf )
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DID YOU KNOW:
Billy Jones was once a telephone linesman and Ernie Hare a baking
powder salesman. Stoopnagle and Budd are now in N.Y. vodvil. Jeanie Lang
has left Jack Denny. Fred Waring has most highly insured band in country.
Fred Allen's real name is John Florence Sullivan. George Burns' is Nat
Birnbaum. George Olsen is now in Hotel Pennsylvania and will be reunited
on air soon with Ethel Shutta. Leah Bay averaged 94 in her school work
and edited the high school paper in Norfolk, Va. less than two years ago.
Abe Lyman was christened Abraham Simon and his ambition is to be locked up
in a room with Hitler.
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Obviously a reprint of a newswire or subscription service for
filler. Having listened to a very combative Abe Lyman on the Jack Benny
show, I like the idea of him cornering Hitler.
- Stephen D
Calgary
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