Aug 29th-Chop Suey, Michael Jackson, Weezy, Elliot Gould, Rebecca De Mornay, Ishi, Pirate Jean Lafitte
National chop suey day. Entertainment from 1965. Ishi meets civilization, The Fugitive finale, Soviet Union detonates nuclear bomb. Todays birthdays - Jean Lafitte, Ingrid Bergman, Isabel Sanford, Richard Attenborough, Elliott Gould, Michael Jackson, Rebecca De Mornay. Ed Asner died.
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Chop Suey movie sound track
I got you babe - Sonny & Cher
The bridge washed out - Warner Mack
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ABC - Jackson 5
Exit - Don't call me Darlin - Abbey Pierce https://abbeypierce.com/
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0:19 Hello, one and all. I am Jeff, and welcome to history. In factor it is about to day person by Cool Media. It is August the twenty ninth. Chop Sue Chop sue living here is very much like Chop suee, Hula hoops. At Lublia Wall, Doctor Suck and Chota cupa Harry truemntrumin Kappo and. Juie chat Suie. Today is national Chop Suey Day. Chop suiy It. Is a Chinese slash American fusion dish. It began by Chinese immigrants in the eighteen hundreds. Chop suey it means miscellane, his pieces or odds and ends. So yeah, they were using scraps, pretty basic vegetables, meat, eggs, thick sauce, usually served over rice. It can be served over noodles, but then it becomes how mean, that's basically pretty healthy for you.
1:13 Any deals today you'll find will be at mam and pop restaurants or Mama he Ley's Young yng Yo That means Mama pop in Chinese. I just learned that for you today. Now, if you make it at home, you really can't screw up. I mean, you make it you put in whatever you want, so if you don't like it, that's all on you. Now in the United States, to go get your chop suey, you go to a Chinese restaurant. If you were in China and you want to chop suey, yeah, you go to an American American restaurant. So enjoy some chopped suet today. Okay. What happened in entertainment on August twenty ninth. Back in the year nineteen sixty five, the Rolling Stones had the number one album with Out of Our Heads. Sunny and Cher had the number one song with I Got You Baby. I guess that's so we don't have a crop what at least chop shit?
2:03 I got you think, I Got you Think? Warnermack hath in one Country song with the Bridge Washed Out, I was going away a little. River boker, just over the bridge to cross town. Time running up and down the river, and my nerves ravany wow. Oh the bridge was washed up and I can't swim, and my babies on the other side. The number one book was The Source by James Mischner. The top movement is Mortaratury, a German hiding in India Dura on World War Two. Well, he gets blackmailed by the Brits. Now he has to pose as an SS officer. Stars Marlon Brando and Yo Brenner.
2:47 All right, what. Happened on August the twenty ninth. In eighteen eighty three, steel tycoon Andrew Carnegie opened up his first public library. It was over in Scotland. Now, by the time he died in nineteen nineteen, Carnegie had opened and up two thy five hundred and nine public libraries all across the world, mainly the United States, though he felt guilty for the way he acted creating his fortune. Nineteen eleven. Ishi he was a fifty year old man who was a member of the Yahee Indian tribe. Now he just showed up out of the blue in the middle of nowhere in Oreville, California. He is considered the last indigenous Native American to make contact with European Americans. Ischi. He was the last person from his tribe. So he was all alone, sitting up there on the mountains, and he just finally thought, you know what, I'm gonna go down to that town and see what civilization's all about.
3:32 I guess he liked it. He did live until nineteen sixteen. Then he died at to Berkleyosis. Well, thanks to traders physicists Claus Fuke and Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. Today, in nineteen forty nine, the Soviet Union was able to detonate their first nuclear bond. Yep, thanks to all that stolen information. Nineteen fifty seven, Democratic Senator Trump Thurman from South Carolina ed up the longest filibuster and US Senate history. Well it still is if it's all done by one person Strawm. He talked for twenty four hours straight. He was against civil rights. Yep. He was supported by his other Democratic Senators. From nineteen sixty three to nineteen sixty seven, the top TV show it was called The Fugitive Now is Today? In nineteen sixty seven that they aired their finale seventy eight million people wise police Lieutenant Gerard shoot the One Armed Man. Now, that's seventy five million people. That was the most to watch the TV show until nineteen eighty.
4:22 YEP. Got beat up by who shot Jr. Nineteen ninety seven, Netflix was founding started out as an online DVD rental company in Scott's Valley, California, two thousand and five, Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans and his Gulf Coast neighbors. One thirty six people died, caused one hundred and twenty five billion dollars in damage, and twenty twelve. So it's been a while. But see they found out and they announced the banana spider venom. Yeah, it stopped erectile dysfunction. But they're having a hard time getting guys to be test subjects for the studies for it. Coch coach co. This Shibbirf day, We gonna pause. He left, this shub day.
5:04 We don't sit potage. He was like, this Shibirf day, and you know, we don't get up because that's the birthday. Okay, Let's see who was born on August of twenty ninth. Our friends in louisiana'll know this guy, John Lafeet. He was born in France in seventeen eighty. By the early eighteen hundreds, he was a very successful smugglering pilot around New Orleans and the Gulf Coast the War of eighteen twelve. When the Battle of New Orleans went down in eighteen fourteen Andrew Jackson, he was way out numbered and way out gunned. All he had was his ragtab group of soldiers and the feet. That's right, Lafeet. He was able to get a whole bunch of pirates to join. Well, as you know from the song, they kicked the Britishes, but the feet and all the pirates they received food parts for what they did to help.
5:46 After that. Yeah, the feat really liked that. He felt kind of important, so he went to the Spanish and he started spying for them during the Mexican Resolution. Didn't work out so well though. In eighteen twenty three, at forty two years old, Spanish warship opened up on him. Yeah, I killed him just off the coast of Honduras. I guess they didn't like his info. Actors Ingrid Bergman. She was born in Stockholm, Sweden, in nineteen fifteen. She's considered one of the greatest actresses of all time. She acted for fifty years, won three Oscars for Gaslide Anastasia Murder on the Rating Express. She's also in Casablanca, whom they both Tolds and Jenna Wark. She had a daughter from her first husband, two daughters and son from her second other. Married to her third husband for twenty years before they divorced Ingrid. She acted for eight years after she was diagnosed with best cancer. Yeah, I finally got her in nineteen ninety two, nineteen eighty two, at sixty seven years old.
6:35 I mean to the hold to try. I just to it up. Limb is. Moving home. That's back when TV theme songs were actually cool. Now. We played the other half of the Jefferson's yesterday when we talked about Roxy Roker. Today we're talking about Isabelle Sandford. She was born in Harlem, New York, in nineteen seventeen. She is best known for playing Weezy or Missus Jefferson first and All in the Family and then The Jeffersons. Nineteen eighty one, she won a Primetime Emmy for Best Lead Actress in a Comedy Series. No Black Askers has done that since. Some of her movie is We're Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? Love at First Bite original Gangstas. She married in nineteen forty five. Yeah, the guy was just an ordinary house painter and they had three kids. He died in nineteen sixty. Isabelle she died in two thousand and four at eighty six years old, from an unspecified natural cause. Actor Richard Attenborough. He was born in Cambridge, England, in nineteen twenty three. His younger brother David Attenborough, the guy who did all those Nature movies. Now, Richard's biggest acting was in the Jurassic Park movies and he was the director to Best know own. He got a Best Director of Oscar nomination for Gandhi Now. He married nineteen forty five and they had one son and two daughters. He died in twenty fourteen and ninety years old, from heartfailure. Actor Led Gould is eighty eight. He's one of Brooklyn, New York. In nineteen thirty eight. First hit in the movie Bob carrol Ted Analys. Then he played
8:07 Trapper John in the movie Mash did a really good job in an American ex If you haven't seen that one, that's a good one. It was in all those Ocean movies, yeah, eleven, twelve thirteen. He isn't even an Ocean's eight. On TV he played Ross and Monica's dad on Friends. Married Barbara streisand for eight years da had a son. He's actor Elia Gould. Then from nineteen seventy three and nineteen eighty nine he married divorce. His second wife twice. They had one daughter and one son. Michael Jackson was born in Gary, Indiana, in nineteen fifty eight. Michael was the eighth out of the ten Jackson kids. Michael made his day to view with The Jackson Five at six years old. Now the Jackson Five. They did pretty good. They sold over one hundred million records. Solo, Michael sold over five hundred million.
9:07 That's second only to Elvis. On a side note, Drake, his record sales are on pace to out sell both Michael and Elvis if he keeps the same pace up As an actor in Michael's biggest movie was The Whiz. His first wife was Lisa Marie Presley for a couple of years. Then he married Debbie Row for a couple of years and they had a son and a daughter. After they went their separate ways, Michael he had a third child from a surrogate. Michael was fifty years old when he died in two thousand and nine. The doctor went to prison for it, So I guess you can say that Michael was killed by a prescription drug. Actor as Rebecca de Morne is sixty seven. She's born in Santa Rosa, California. First got famous in the movie Risky Business, then the Slugger's Wife, Runaway Train, Backdraft, Waiting Crashers. She played Sarah in the band Star. She has music video.
9:50 Sir. She married once for four years and then she had two children from a boyfriend she didn't even like anymore. Okare quote to the day today. It comes from actor Ed Asner. He died today twenty twenty one at ninety years old. It said raising kids is part joying, part gorilla warfare. Okay, well, thank you all for listening today. Don't need to follow us. I know wherever you listen to us on our country and the ground radio artists today. It comes from Jess up there and Pierce, South Dakota. She want to stay here, I'd be Pierce the song don't call me darling. You guys have an awesome day. We'll talk tomorrow. I just sat. Down from a long, hard day. All I wanted wears a glass one. When you rolled in with the pack of your friends, I can we'll look in for a good time from my side of the bar. I know what you are, plenty of your coming in here. A couple of rounds later, you stumble over, say.
10:48 Darling, can I buy you a beer. Don't call me darling? Better read? How about you don't call me it up? Don't go by Sweed home, honey, sugar pine baby, So don't. Call me darling or a bus more than you can ball? Ask you for my number, over and over. I told you I don't need a friend. Putting your arm around me, wondering if you can see me again, shooting coaster over my shoulders. Here you can read.
11:37 I could feel my blood starting to boil. Do I have to spell it out for you? Don't call me darling? Darling? Better? Yea? How about you don't call me it over? Don't go by Sweed home, honey, sugar bud baby, So don't call me darling. Rumbles more than your balls. You hurt that rock
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