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Cockroach Poem, Romantic New York City
Airdate: Friday - November 10, 1972

WOR Show
Original Airing

First Line After Theme Ends

Heh, heh! You like that George?

Show Description

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Fan Description

[ Courtesy: Pete Delaney -  ]   
  A dispenser of culture

Shep reads "The Death of a Cockroach"   by Robert W. Service

General Tire

House of Chan

Guiniea Pig bite

Shoe Town

Ying Yang

Shep holds the very  first copy of "The Ferrari in the Bedroom" to
come out of the printing press.

To illustrate that their are 2 kinds of people (Those who deal with
cockroaches and those who don't even know they exist) Jean plays the
first cuts of "Manhattan Tower" (1946)  the unintentionally hilarious
work by Gordon Jenkins that depicts a fantasy New York.

The  "On The Town",  "My Sister Eileen", Neil Simon NYC

Alexis La Sheen

AMC with Tex Ritter

Sneak preview of the 1972 movie "Pete & Tilly"

Mama Leones

2 General Tire spots

The other side of NYC

Shep tells John Scott that he has a great beard

WOR jingle - Smooth Jazz

John Scott news: plane hijacking, bribery investigation, mistaken
identity, L I teacher strike endsNotes:

WOR ID

Time	Station ID (All times approximate)
•	Speaking of carnivores, this is WOR New York

Commercials (All times approximate)

Time	Sponsor	Notes
•	Alexis Lichine Beau-Jolais Wine
•	American Motors	Tex Ritter
•	General Tire
•	House of Chan
•	Mama Leone's
•	Movie Promotion	Pete and Tillie
•	Shoetown
•	Ying and Yang

Music (All times approximate)

Time	Music Title	Notes
•	Magical City
•	Vivaldi - The Four Seasons - Concerto No. 2 In G Minor ("Summer")

Needs to be ID'd
Vivaldi - 4 Seasons

Misc

Engineer and Staff in Booth

Summary/Rating Credit

Instruments Played


• George

By: Pete Delaney
Date: 11-04-2019
Rating: 10

Unknown

Airdate History ' - Original' date is earliest known broadcast)

	Date	Title
	November 10, 1972 Recno: 772	Cockroach Poem, Romantic New York City Notes:	Original Airing

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