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When I went to Ohio State we used to go to Newport Kentucky for a weekend. It really was more for the hookers than anything else. Ten dollars would get you a girl that would be a thousand today. Trust me when I tell you every thing was rea and a full set of teeth.
I love to shoot craps and I went to a casino that was owned by Sleep Out Louie Levineson. Who latter owned the Freemont in Vegas. I was at the tables and held the dice for almost forty five minutes. My profit was four hundred dollars. ( average bet 2 dollars) There was a man standing next to me who made over twenty five thousand. This is in 1959. After the roll he came over and handed me five hundred dollars. I was stuned . I introduced my self and he said call me Happy. ![]() Just as a side note. Newport was shut down by an ex football player by the name of George Ratterman. Just for your knowledge the gentelmen that who introduced himself was the Govener of Kentucky A.B."Happy" Chandler. Last edited by shelly; 07-12-2014 at 09:35 PM. |
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I'm sure the hookers gave you a nice dose of crabs to shoot.
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Now with a nine hundred in my hand I was able to buy blue ointment
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If you live in NYC you will see lots of celebs.
Here are a few I have seen in addition to my earlier post. Robert Redford - theatre at Doubt Peter Strauss - walking down Bway at 79th St Art Garfunkel and son - walking up 79th St to Central Pk at 5th Ave Walt Frazier - leaving Eli's at 80th and 3rd Morley Safer - walking up Lex Ave at 78th St Leonard Nimoy - theatre at Woman Under A Glass Tracy Pollan - walking out of Eli's Anthony Edwards - in Central Pk Dennis Farina - Loews theatre 72nd St Michael Strahan - sitting at Eli's cafe Alec Baldwin - 98th St CPW after leaving Dr. W's office Carl Bernstein - 79th St betw Lex and 3rd Ted McGinley - at MSG hockey gm James Lipton - at MSG hockey gm Peter Strauss - at Trip to Bountiful Catherine Zeta Jones - Central Park at Hernshead Curtis Sliwa - 84th and 2nd Eileen Atkins - Central Park at bird feeders Howard Stern - jogging in Central Park Marvin Hamlisch - near turtle pond in Central Park Ted Turner - 46th St and 7th Ave Michael Cervais - theatre at Waters Edge Carol Kane - theatre at Waters Edge Tom Berenger - theatre at Chorus Line Abe Vigoda - 72nd and 3rd Gov. Spitzer - 79th St entrance to Central Pk. Stephanie March - stage door at Talk Radio Kathleen Turner -deli across street from theatre where she was directing Crimes Sara Ramirez - going into theatre for The Homecoming Eliot Spitzer and wife - outside Central Pk Timothy Busfield - 79th St and 3rd Av Kirk Douglas - theatre at Osage David Brooks - corner of 42/8 Angela Bassett - theatre for Thurgood Courtney Vance - theatre for Thurgood Audra McDonald - theatre for Hair Tamara Tumie - theatre for Norman Conquest John Malkovich - 79th St Stephanie March - 14th St and 6th Av Ted Koppel - 78th St and Lex Richard Ravitch - Papaya King Dominic Furmusa - A Normal Heart Zeljko Ivanek - A Normal Heart Andrea Martin - A Normal Heart Bill Madden - Lombardi David Duchovny - crossing 3rd Ave at 79 ST. Lombardi cast - theatre for Bengal Tiger Dylan Baker - theatre for Good People Sam Rockwell - theatre for Sweet and Sad Michael McKeon - theatre for Sweet and Sad David Duchovny - theater at Sports Abridged William Goldman - Barnes & Noble at Leonard Elmore's interview with Mike Lupica Tom Brokaw - 79th St and 3rd Ave Eli Wallach - Bway bus, getting off with us at Lincoln Ctr. big smile from him when I told him how I really liked his work. Cynthia Nixon - 47th St heading into Stage Door entrance at Wit Jackie Mason - 60th & Bway after doctor appt. Dana Ivey - 79th St crosstown bus Sara Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick - theater for My Children MyAfrica Sam Shepard - lobby of Signature Theater David Duchovny - 3rd Ave betw 81-82 St Glenn Close and George Lucas - outside Beacon Theatre as we were exiting from a John Fogerty concert. In addition, in a different life ![]() Woody Allen and Mia Farrow used to walk past often but never came in. Vladimir Horowitz also walked past often but did not come in.
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Almost forgot my most interesting brush with a celebrity. In 1978 I was working at a Pizza Inn in a suburb of Denver. One weeknight, very near closing, two men walked in and I was the only guy working. They discussed the order over by the door, one of them sat down and looked toward the door, and the other guy ordered the pizza. The next morning I told my Dad that I had made a pizza for a guy who was a dead ringer for Jack Nicklaus (the guy basically hiding by the door). My Dad said, "well it was probably him - he's playing golf down the street at Cherry Hills."
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There was a period during the holidays a few years ago when we kept encountering Michael Chiklis and his family; they live near us and must've had the same ideas about where to go with the kids. Restaurants, the aquarium, theater; everywhere I looked, "Vic Mackey" was staring back. My wife finally asked him whether he was following us.
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Celebs are few and far between in WV and Southwest VA....
Wahoo McDaniel on the street in Huntington WV. Ric Flair at an airport in Charlotte. On the other hand, my profession has allowed me to meet a number of people like Chuck Yeager, Marcus Luttrell (Lone Survivor), Brooks Robinson, Ali Velshi, Jose Canseco, etc. Working on a deal to do a little project with Mr. T. Fingers crossed. |
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