[Dixielandjazz] Used to be about mouldy fig newtons

[Harry Callaghan]

Many years ago, I saw Paul Newman as a guest on Dave Letterman's program.

They were discussing the different food products bearing his name and the
fact that all the net proceeds went to charity.

Following that, shown on the screen was a package of Fig Newmans, which were
apparently just being introduced to the market.

I could never find them in the cookies & crackers aisle of any of my local
supermarkets and then determined that it was a joke cooked up by the staff's
writers and their art department had created the package facsimile.

It was just a short while ago, that I accidentally discovered Fig Newmans in
the healthfood aisle, so they are for real.

But I still don't know what is VIRGIN lemonade?

Tides,
HC


On 4/11/10, Don Robertson <jdrobertson at att.net> wrote:
>
>
>
> On 4/11/2010 3:06 AM, pj.ladd wrote:
>
>> YouTube
>>
>>> videos of WW II German military music --  the music that made it so easy
>>> to
>>> get the German people to march off to war in  times past.
>>>
>>
>> Hi,
>> there was certainly one military march which helped us in  England (as it
>> was then) to survive.
>>
>> The well known tune Colonel Bogey which was bastardised by adding a
>> whistling chorus in the film The Bridge over the River Kwai.
>>
>
> I think I love the San Francisco (Lu Watters et al) style because it has a
> definite "march" feel to it.
>
> Don Robertson
> Napa, CA
>
>
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