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Episode 120, April 19, 2025 - Jean Shepherd Show Marathon, Part 14
In this episode of the Jean Shepherd Show Marathon, we will hear:
- From September 15, 1964, A remote broadcast from the Disney exhibit and the I. B. M. "People Wall" at the New York's World's Fair.
- From October 16, 1964, Remembering Al Pearce as a poor salesman. Selling seeds is not an easy task. Why painters drink too much. Parts of the opening and closing themes have been deleted.
- From November 7, 1964, The program originates from "The Limelight, " New York City. Shepherd tells about his last two weeks touring with The Beatles in Scotland. A meeting with a countess. A visit to "The Whoopee Club. " Ping Pong in New York City: an army story.
- From December 15, 1964, "There is something afoot! " Shep says that "according to a mjor New York City newspaper, " there is a super-race that operate flying saucers and live at the North Pole.
- From December 26, 1964, The program originates from "The Limelight, " New York City. Playing "Turnpike Tag. " A B. B. gun story (see cat. #79751 for another B. B. gun story told from "The Limeight"). Calling home at Christmas. Dentist's waiting rooms: great Shepherd!
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By Ty RosenowIn this episode of the Jean Shepherd Show Marathon, we will hear:
- From September 15, 1964, A remote broadcast from the Disney exhibit and the I. B. M. "People Wall" at the New York's World's Fair.
- From October 16, 1964, Remembering Al Pearce as a poor salesman. Selling seeds is not an easy task. Why painters drink too much. Parts of the opening and closing themes have been deleted.
- From November 7, 1964, The program originates from "The Limelight, " New York City. Shepherd tells about his last two weeks touring with The Beatles in Scotland. A meeting with a countess. A visit to "The Whoopee Club. " Ping Pong in New York City: an army story.
- From December 15, 1964, "There is something afoot! " Shep says that "according to a mjor New York City newspaper, " there is a super-race that operate flying saucers and live at the North Pole.
- From December 26, 1964, The program originates from "The Limelight, " New York City. Playing "Turnpike Tag. " A B. B. gun story (see cat. #79751 for another B. B. gun story told from "The Limeight"). Calling home at Christmas. Dentist's waiting rooms: great Shepherd!