Word: sid
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Tomorrow night is time for the weekly jam sessions on Second Avenue. The Stuyvesant Casino at 9th Street and the Central Plaza at 6th gather such artists as Max Kaminsky, Red Allen, Sid Catlett, Buster Bailey, Bud Freeman, James P. Johnson, George Wettling, Joe Sullivan, and whoever else of note is in New York and has time to spare...
Your Show of Shows (Sat. 9 p.m., NBC). Starring Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca. Guest: Lena Home...
Your Show of Shows (Sat. 9 p.m., NBC). Sid Caesar & Imogene Coca...
With that kind of defense work behind them, Detroit's "production line"-Sid Abel, Ted Lindsay and Gordie Howe-moved into high gear, began barraging shots at Chicago's goal, won handily, 6-1. It was the fourth victory in five games against Chicago. It was also a source of considerable satisfaction to the Red Wing management. Operating on the theory that a winning combination should be broken up before it turns stale and complacent, the Wings had given their line-up a thorough overhaul after winning hockey's Stanley Cup last season. Major change: Goalie Sawchuk...
...noted approvingly that more & more big network shows are using pitchmen's techniques: "Whenever a performer demonstrates an article and sells it, he's a pitchman. Arthur Godfrey is one of the greatest; he has many of the pitch techniques." But Kaye looks with tolerant amusement on Sid Stone, an apostle of the high pitch whose rapid-fire commercial spiels for Texaco are an adornment of the Milton Berle show. "Stone's not a pitchman," Kaye says condescendingly, "he's just an entertainer...