Double jeopardy in entertainment runs through TV and records
The column notes a humorous pattern where if a television show misses a viewer the same artist may later top records. It cites Bonanza actor voices and film era singers like Maharis, who once trained in singing, risking career impact yet still producing hits.
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Night Baseball and the Single Boy column idea proposed
Columnist jokes about a male counterpart to Sex and the Single Girl and proposes Night Baseball and the Single Boy as a public voice for bachelors. He cites dating confusion, voice issues, and a life of singletons while riffing on gendered advice trends and media formats.
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Scoggins Services Held Today for Rev James A Scoggins
Funeral services are set for 2 p m today at First Methodist Church for Rev James Arthur Scoggins. Burial will be in Clarendon Cemetery. He died Tuesday at Childress General Hospital after a long tenure as a Methodist minister. He lived in Childress about 15 months. A book From the Saddle to the pulpit was published for him. Ed Sullivan has traveled over a million miles seeking top entertainers for CBS.
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