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Memories of the Ed Sullivan Show

Last post 03-11-2006, 5:26 PM by Slammin' Slamo. 3 replies.
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  •  03-11-2006, 5:25 PM 1426

    Memories of the Ed Sullivan Show

    I saw an episode of the Ed Sullivan Show many(s) years ago. A man begins to thwrow a woman around and generally beat her up. She turns the tables on him and throws him all over the place. It was one of the most wonderful dance routines that I have seen. It ended with her carrying him off stage!

    --Mas


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  •  03-11-2006, 5:25 PM 1427 in reply to 1426

    Re: Memories of the Ed Sullivan Show

    The banana man was great! Anyone else remmber this guy? He would pull bananas out of his pockets along with strings o weiners and also watermelons. He would then fill up a cardboard train with all this stuff and then drive off in it at the end of his act. What was this performers real name? I can't find any reference of him anywhere.

    --andycz


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  •  03-11-2006, 5:26 PM 1429 in reply to 1427

    Re: Memories of the Ed Sullivan Show

    To the person asking about the Banana Man - follow this link

    --coloradohotrod


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  •  03-11-2006, 5:26 PM 1430 in reply to 1429

    Re: Memories of the Ed Sullivan Show

    I saw the Ed Sullivan many years ago when the Beatles made an appearence and sang "A Hard Day's Night" and I recall my father remarking when he saw the bands hair do's that they look like girls with their hair. But I do remember seeing them so clearly, it was a truly good event .

    --John Earl


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