do any of the old timers out there know who played the extra who
showed up in a lot of TAGS episodes and had no speaking parts-He was an
older gentleman with moustache and prominent nose and looked almost of
Lebanese or mediteranean extraction.
Boy, I answer this with that link to the picture of
Murray Hamilton is from Little Washington,NC .Washington was mentioned
on the Matlock episode that was filmed in Manteo.
Lee in N.C.
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I am so glad that more folks seem to be taking an interest in Tom Kessel's
brilliant and interesting observations this time around. I have enjoyed his
posts from the very beginning and have learned so much. He has alluded to the
fact that he is not in the best of health. Someone needs to
With the stock market plunging another 350 points today I pulled out all my
money and bought up all the dried berries that I could find.
I have a stockpile you wouldn't believe
Smart move. But if you're looking to diversify, stock in Mr. Maxwell's record
company was one of the few winners on
I don't want to make a moulage by mentioning this station, but back when TV
Land was good I remember seeing a musical tribute to two different character
actors who had appeared on TAGS. One was for Burt Mustin and showed him in
his roles on Leave it to Beaver, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Monkees and
I enjoyed reading about everyone, Tom, thank you for telling us. When you
corresponded with Burt Mustin, did he ever talk about Leave it to Beaver and
what that show was like for him? Or did he mention All in the Family? What
was working on AITF like for him and working with everyone on that
Long Branch Baptist Church, in Autryville, North Carolina celebrates A Day In
Mayberry on Saturday, October 18 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Activities include
vendors, activities for kids, and pickle, cake and pie making contests. We will
also have a whistling contest and trivia contest. Music starts
APOLLO 13
Ron Howard: Director
Clint Howard (Leon): ECOMM (he was the guy who watched the oxygen tanks as they
failed)
Ron made this movie as real as possible.
He even got help from Walter Cronkite (he helped out in some of his broadcast
parts), Jim and Marilyn Lovell (Jim was the commander of
Just to let all you Digest gents know, Morelli's put in a couple of new smell
um cologne spritzers
in their mens room. For a dime, you now get a choice of either Aqua Velva or
Brut. Sorry, they discontinued
the Old Spice one. Talking with Goober this morning, he said he's bringing two
I want to thank Joe for forwarding this belated message that I sent in
several days ago. Tom Kssl (just some automated editing folks or Tom's
hard work JG)
I went on the internet today after reading today's messages posted and I
find it interesting that Jonny Coons was born in Lebanon Indiana
Hey Folks,
A good Mayberry friend has some really cool Mayberry Union High ball
caps for sale on ebay right now. They are embroidered in blue on an
orange hat (Mayberry Union High colors). They are a super quality ball
cap I know because he gave me one at Mayberry Days. He had a bunch of
these
Saw Quiet Sam William Schallert last night on the HBO series True Blood
as the mayor of a Louisiana town that caters to vampires living in harmony
with regular folk. Kind of a stretch for him, but he delivered his lines in
the same gentle manner that he has been known for.
Paul Gilkes
Sidney,
and i mean not much. i went on the internet today after reading todays
messages posted and i find it interesting that Jonny coons was born in
Lebanon Indina having died in 1975.he had his 15 minutes of fame in the mid
50s with his own kiddy show but quickly faded. And i cant yet find anything
on
ill reveal tomorrow the name of the show buisness legend who did a cameo in
Casablanca. ONce the name gets out, check out your dvd players some day and
freeeze the scene. you tell me what you see. Ill bet my last dollar Warner
Bros put him up to it. This is on par with who is Mr/Schawamp? i love a
RE: Opie's Allowance/Chore money
I saw an episode of Little House on the Prarie today, and Charles Ingalls
bribed Albert into going to school by offering him 25 cents per week. This
was
in 1880. He accepted the bribe of course.
Opie does all manner of chores each week for that same 25
I see that Goober must have greased the Digest carburetor. Tom's
message of a few days back got stuck when he sent it. When I sent it,
it got stuck again, so I spilt it in two parts and in made it through.
Then tonight's issue 273 both versions of the long message come sliding
right out. But
Thanks for resending Mr. Kessel's post. I was really confused and kept
going back to see what I had missed. What I didn't notice is that Number
270 was missing. I was starting to worry about myself getting a bit tetched
in the head. Thanks for pointing out the missing digest, Aunt Bee. And
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