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- 18. A Real Buster March 3, 2021A real buster! When I was a young kid of about 12 years old I remember clearly sitting in front of the television and watching one of the “new comedians” from the 1970s. After watching a routine and not laughing … Continue reading →
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Monthly Archives: August 2019
EPISODE 18 (AUG 30)
Listen to Episode 18 by clicking here. This week: Focuses on a show at the Orpheum Theatre here in Winnipeg on Monday, May 30, 1921 where the entire headline bill was “A Trip to Hitland” This is features the music, … Continue reading
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EPISODE 17 (AUG 23)
Listen to Episode 17 Online by clicking here This week starts out with Bing Crosby singing a song in a movie that was to become the theme song of our main focus in Episode 17. Jack Benny, with all the … Continue reading
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The Caribou Hotel in Carcross Yukon.
That time that vaudeville went to Dragons’ Den On January 29th, 2014, CBC aired a pitch to Dragons’ Den in which I was hired to help animate the scene. I took a mini-cast which included Lyall Murdoch, Nicole Murdoch, Alita … Continue reading
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Episode 16
Listen to Episode 16 HERE This week: The career of George Burns, with appearances by Milton Beryl, Guy Lombardo, Al Jolson and Frank Fay. Of course, you couldn’t have a George Burns show without it being also about Gracie.
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