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Summer Festivals and the Whoopie Instinct
Airdate: Wednesday - July 28, 1965

WOR Show
Original Airing

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First Spoken Line After Theme Ends
I'm forever blowing bubbles. . .
Show Description
On this show Shep talks about summer festivals across the country like the Bratwurst Festival in Sheboygan Wisconsin and recounts his own family trek to the Tulip Festival in Holland Michigan. Other subjects touched upon: Shep played the part of tooth decay in his elementary school play. "The school was built from balsa wood and silly putty"  He also asked two trivia questions on the show: What metal badge or medallion was given out by a major gas company to be put on license plates? What soft drink company used a ladies leg with a high heel shoe and stocking? (Nehi)

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• "I made my debut in show biz in an oral hygiene pageant. I played “Bad Breath.” No, no, I’m wrong! I’m just being rotten here. Actually, what I played was “Decayed Tooth.” They had me all dressed up in a “Decayed Tooth” costume. Dawn Strickland played a toothbrush, Jack Robinson played a squeezed tube of toothpaste, and Alex Joshaway played “Mouthwash.” I’ll never forget it. The lavish reviews came out the day after in the Warren G. Harding School’s Daily Bugle." [Gene Bergmann] The Nehi ladies leg with a high heel shoe and stocking was the inspiration for the leg lamp
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Time Sponsor Notes
Miller Beer
Orenstein's
Peugeot
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General Topics Culture
Plots / Story Lines The Leg Lamp
Record: 396 / ID: 19650728W0396
Airdate History ' - Original' date is earliest known broadcast)
Date Title  
July 28, 1965
Recno: 396
Summer Festivals and the Whoopie Instinct Original Airing
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1965 Set 4
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Recordee 1 Shortened Theme: 55 seconds
2 Audibly Dated: By recordee or other
3 Modified Theme: Theme added by Gary Hines
4 Syndicated Intro: Intro broadcast as part of Synd Shows
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