August 1971
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Ask about the $2.00 option, with seats in
Greensboro.
Click to open a larger version
of the Pizitz College Board lineup in a separate window. Sorry
the resolution isn't what we'd like, but with these old microfilms you
do what you can!
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Said "free favors" were smocks, brushes, rollers
and a whole mess* of paint in various 'far out' colors. The kids
were put to work making the RED schoolhouse as psychedelic as his TV show's
set! *
= literally!
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And now, for LAUGH-IN Retail
of the Past:
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Admission half-off with a wire hanger.
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Written
by my old buddy, the late Roswell "Roz" Rogers
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Alice might've stolen his line,
but The Walrus had the last laugh: this flopped, just like "Great Shakes"
before it.
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How many customers actually cut out
that mask and walked into a branch wearing it? Crazy, I know, but
stranger things have happened.
(And I'm not sure about the character leaning on that
logo. Looks a bit shady. Wonder if we saw more of him some
years later, during the S&L meltdown??)
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