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An Interview with Jack Carter - Part Three
Kliph Nesteroff: I was watching an episode of Sanford and Son that you did.
Jack Carter: Oh my God, I will get another three dollars. I talked to Shecky Greene yesterday.
Kliph Nesteroff: The best.
Jack Carter: His wife cashed a cheque for eight cents.
Kliph Nesteroff: (laughs)
Jack Carter: I got one for eleven cents the other day for a re-run of Just Shoot Me.
Kliph Nesteroff: I talked to Shecky last week.
Jack Carter: No kidding? He's a sweetie.
Kliph Nesteroff: Ah, he's great.
Jack Carter: He called and he gets on the phone with Roxanne and he does routines on me that are hysterical.
Kliph Nesteroff: Shecky did a show in Vegas at the start of April.
Jack Carter: Yeah, he did a two-nighter. Norm Crosby did one too. I don't think either one did any business because I don't see them coming back. Shecky can't just jump in. He's got to be somewhere where he hates the owner, hates the hotel, so that he's got something to go on. Shecky works on anger. He did a concert here a couple of years ago. It was okay. It was for a big audience - he rented out a theater. It's hard for him to get cooking. Of course, drinking used to help him get crazy, you know.
Kliph Nesteroff: Right.
Jack Carter: He was known for that. He and I are the only two stand-ups left. And I'm sitting down now (laughs). I wanted to do a gig in Florida. I said [to my manager], "Why don't I come out with the walker?" He said, "It'll never work. Half the audience is crippled."
Kliph Nesteroff: Right (laughs). I was going to mention that the episode of Sanford and Son - not only are you in it, and obviously Redd Foxx, but also the great vaudeville star Benny Rubin.
Jack Carter: Benny Rubin, yeah. He worked for Jack Benny a lot. Benny Rubin, Mel Blanc, that world. Benny Rubin was always around playing little Jewish characters. Benny Rubin was on that show?
Kliph Nesteroff: Yeah.
Jack Carter: Wow. I didn't think he was even alive then. What did I play? An insurance agent or something?
Kliph Nesteroff: Tax collector.
Jack Carter: Tax collector, yeah.
Kliph Nesteroff: There's a scene in a waiting room with you, Redd Foxx and Benny Rubin all together.
Jack Carter: I loved Redd. When I was in the main room, Redd was in the lounge at The Riviera working as dirty as you could be. I mean he was really heavily, filthy, you know? He (laughs)... He was the forerunner of filth. I remember (laughs), my wife hates the joke, but it's my favorite Redd Foxx joke. (In Redd Foxx voice) "This girl said she wanted me to kiss her where it smells. So I drove her to El Segundo."
Jack Carter: El Segundo. That's a real run down area here with oil wells and stuff. "El Segundo!" I had a funny thing happen with Redd Foxx. We were in Atlantic City for a boxing bout. The fight was over in four seconds. Knocked somebody out in the first round. There was a mugging on the way out. It was a crowd scene, y'know? Some kid had his hand in Redd's pocket. Redd went to work on this kid. The kid was trying to rob him. It was so funny when he told this kid off! "You motherfucker! Get whitey, don't rip on me you motherfucker!"
Jack Carter: They took the kid and hung him upside down on a fence until the cops came. Redd was furious (laughs). Yelling, "Don't pick on me! Pick on some white guy! Pick on the ofay! The ofay!" Oh, Redd was funny.
Kliph Nesteroff: Is that when you got to know him - in Vegas?
Jack Carter: Yeah, in Vegas mostly. I was headlining and he was in the lounge. So were Ike and Tina Turner! They were in the lounge at the same time, alternating with him.
Kliph Nesteroff: Wow!
Jack Carter: But he did some... he really did some gory humor, you know? Then he got the NBC show. He wanted a window and that ended his career (laughs).
Kliph Nesteroff: Were the Vegas audiences that came to see him surprised? They knew him from this sitcom and then they'd come see him live and it would be this really dirty act...
Jack Carter: No, that was after. The dirty act was before. Once he started TV he didn't do the public appearances anymore. It ended right there. Then he got sick. And died. He was one of the big lounge acts. He and Rickles, Rowan and Martin, and The Mary Kaye Trio. Then of course Keely [Smith] and Louis [Prima] were the biggest. Whenever we'd go see them, I'd get up with them. I'd always get up... the other night I got up with Keely at the Hollywood Roosevelt and did Louis Armstrong with her.
Kliph Nesteroff: Really!?
Jack Carter: Yeah.
Kliph Nesteroff: What was the event?
Jack Carter: She was appearing there. There was a nightclub and they opened a cabaret at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. I was in the audience and she introduced me and before you know it I'm up there doing Louis Armstrong with her.
Kliph Nesteroff: I didn't even realize she was still around.
Jack Carter: Who?
Kliph Nesteroff: Keely Smith.
Jack Carter: Bigger than ever! One of the great voices! Still singing, still working, yeah. She's the last of the Vegas greats. Oh, she's marvelous. Got a great voice.
Kliph Nesteroff: I was digging through my Jack Carter archives, as usual. I found another old review. October 1942. You played the Orpheum in Los Angeles. You did impressions of President Roosevelt and Wendell Wilkie.
Jack Carter: Yeah, I did Wilkie.
Kliph Nesteroff: You were on the same bill as The Al Lyons Orchestra, dance team of Lolita and Ardo and Jimmy and Mildred Mulkay - harmonica players....
Jack Carter: Yup and I was doing Wilkie. I was the only one who did an impression of Wilkie. I think I had a bad deal there at that Orpheum. I think the guy canceled me. I had a bad experience with the owner and he remained an enemy of mine for the rest of my life. His name was Samuel Cohen and he used the name Sherill Corwin. Y'know, like a hide-out Jewish name. Later on I met his son who was also a prick; Bruce Corwin. I think they canceled me because I wasn't funny enough or something.
Kliph Nesteroff: You were very young at that point.
Jack Carter: Ugh, I got seven dollars for the date and I was just a kid.
Kliph Nesteroff: Here's another billing. March 1946. The Capitol Theater... this must be New York...
Jack Carter: Oh, yes. I skyrocketed. I came out of the army and I went right into Loew's State! Right to The Capitol! Unheard of! People would be around for years before they'd play these theaters. I was on the closing bill at Loew's State; the last vaudeville house in New York. I was appearing at the same time in the Broadway show Call Me Mister. I replaced Julie Munshin who went out to Hollywood where he did two movies and then he died.
Kliph Nesteroff: That first gig you did at The Capitol was with Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra and "a sexy girl singer" named Marie McDonald.
Kliph Nesteroff: Do you remember that?
Jack Carter: Yeah, she did my show a few times. She was the shtup of the west. That's the big blonde that Bob Hope took to Europe with him all the time. Everybody screwed her. Including me. I think.
Jack Carter: She was gorgeous. A tall, busty, gorgeous blonde.
Kliph Nesteroff: Yeah, I have an LP by her.
Jack Carter: Sammy Kaye had that show and it turned out it was lottery. It was a gambling... they canceled us. It couldn't be in the theater because... well... there was money involved. Sammy became (laughs) one of my best friends. It turns out that Sammy Kaye and the Orchestra... he came across like a Midwesterner, but he was really Jewish. He loved to go to Florida. I set him up at the Talton Hotel. I was friendly with the owners. That's where I started in New Hampshire, with the Talton family, the Jacobs family. They were very close with Jolson. So I didn't do the Catskills, I did the elegant parts. I was in the White Mountains in Vermont and that area where Moss Hart had a thing called Seven Lively Arts. Moss Hart and George um...
Kliph Nesteroff: George S. Kaufman.
Jack Carter: Yeah, Kaufman, yeah. Boy, you come up with these names!
Kliph Nesteroff: (laughs) Well, George S. Kaufman, come on!
Jack Carter: I did the elegant Catskills. No Catskills for me. I started up there at the Lake Charlton in Vermont's White Mountains. With the Jacobs family I was canceled after the first show. I screamed and cried and they kept me on and I stayed on the whole season.
Kliph Nesteroff: Why did they cancel you after the first show?
Jack Carter: I was dirty the first show. I didn't know, you know? I said, "I'll be better! I'll be good!" And then I became a regular. I stayed there the whole summer. I befriended the Jacobs family and they had the Talton Miami. From then on whenever we went to Miami we stayed at the Talton. And everybody stayed there; The Ritz Brothers, Milton Berle, Sophie Tucker and anyone that was friendly with Walter Jacobs and the Talton family... and that was the show where Jolson introduced me! There was a big benefit with Walter Winchell.
Kliph Nesteroff: What was Jolson like?
Jack Carter: Oh, he (laughs)... he was a bastard! I was going to do a one-man Jolson show, but a couple of guys beat me to it. The thing is I negated everything. I'm a negative. I turn everything down. I could have been a gigantic star had I not been so negative. My wife says, "You're mister negative! Everything is bad! Everything won't work! You won't take a chance!" I had a guy writing the show, a wonderful writer. He also wrote jingles in New York and he also wrote me a Bert Lahr show and I tried to do that, but the Bert Lahr family rejected it.
Kliph Nesteroff: But Jolson...
Jack Carter: Jolson was a terrible man. My Jolson show was to open up with me doing [George] Jessel saying, "In the annals of the day, the great man, may he live forever. His voice is pure. He sings from heaven..." You know, a whole Jolson eulogy. And on the way out reporters run up and say, "Mr. Jessel! That was wonderful! What was Mr. Jolson really like?" And I, as Jessel, say, "He was the worst son of a bitch that ever lived!" That was how the show opened.
Kliph Nesteroff: Oh, that's great.
Jack Carter: But it became too involved. We had to have a girl to play Ruby Keeler and this and that and I gave up on it. Later Larry Kurt wound up doing it. I did Guys n' Dolls with him in Jersey. A wonderful production. I found out he was gay. Yeah. I used to go home on weekends. I was off on Sundays and I'd go from Jersey to L.A. and back. I saw him at the airport "meeting guys." (laughs) That's funny.
Kliph Nesteroff: When did you first get to know Georgie Jessel?
Jack Carter: Oh, well... I always knew him. I think when I worked Loew's State and the closing show it was with him. I used to see him run in on Milton Berle and interrupt Berle. And then Berle would come out and interrupt him. They hated each other, y'know.
Kliph Nesteroff: Oh, really?
Jack Carter: They also went with the same women. Yeah. Jessel was after Milton's ex, whom he loved until he died. I forget her name.
Kliph Nesteroff: Was that the primary reason they hated each other? Over women?
Jack Carter: Uh, it was over everything. Jessel was really brilliant. He was a very bright man. People put him down a lot, but he should have been bigger than Jolson. But Jolson screwed him out of the movie. There's a big story about that.
Kliph Nesteroff: I don't know that story.
Jack Carter: Yeah, Jessel was doing The Jazz Singer on stage. They offered him the movie. He said, "Ah, movies are no good. It'll never work." Jolson said, "I don't blame you. I wouldn't do it either." Then Jolson went ahead and took the movie... and took stock in Warner Brothers and it was a big hit. I was on a tour. This terrible Roy Radin tour. Roy Radin was murdered by the mafia. He tried to be the producer of The Cotton Club, but they killed him instead. He was a terrible man, but he used to organize a vaudeville group with a lot of acts. We used to call it The Rejects of '93. He had about twelve acts. Donald O'Connor, Gloria DeHaven, Danny and the Juniors. Me. and we'd tour. He really made his money because he'd have these ex-police detectives along and they'd go in and [coerce] people to take ads in his [commemorative] magazine for the show. They forced these people to [buy ad space] and his book would make a fortune in each town. He'd make two-hundred and fifty thousand in each town. We found that out later. You never heard about my escape with Jessel from Pittsburgh?
Kliph Nesteroff: No...
Jack Carter: It was like a movie scene. Ah, well, I'll tell you when I get to Vancouver. I should really write my book and do it with you.
Kliph Nesteroff: Yeah! Let's do that!
Jack Carter: How are you at ghost writing books?
Kliph Nesteroff: Well, I'm supposed to be doing that very thing for Woody Woodbury right now.
Jack Carter: Oh, Woody is a big fan of mine. He writes to me all of the time. I had hired a guy in New York. I got Phyllis Diller's [literary] agent in New York, this gal, and she suggested this writer. I flew him out here. He contributed nothing. We wasted a week. He spent an hour with me, in which we pieced together a chapter, but it was bullshit. Just a long string of jokes.
Kliph Nesteroff: Well, I would love to do it with you.
Jack Carter: Well, anyway, Jessel was on one of the tours with me. We sat together on the bus for hours talking. He was brilliant. I had just read Bert Lahr's book and a book on Broadway shows and whatever I mentioned - he knew everything about. I mentioned a party. He was at that party. Named every name. I used to do an impression of Jessel introducing people. Milton [Berle] would throw me a name and I would do it the way Jessel would do it with his flowery language. "John Wayne!" Okay. (In George Jessel voice). "In the annals of history when wildwood goes through the sagebrush. Coming out of the west, out of the hills, was a tall man. An elegant man. Guns blazing from the side..."
Jack Carter: (laughs) Like that. I nailed it every time. He'd just throw a name and I would do that. Anyway, traveling with Jessel on the bus with Donald O'Connor and all the acts. We went to Cleveland. We did a show there and I suddenly realized this creep Radin... I did the show and he left with Demond Wilson and they went off to an orgy party and left us at the theater. Not even a way to get back to the hotel! The next day we were in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. We were there and we were going to do a little show in a vaudeville house. I said to Radin, "We don't have a show booked in Greensburg!" He said, "Well, we were going to have to stop by here, so I booked one."
I said, "What do you mean you booked it?" I wasn't going to do this show [for free]. He had the detectives walk in with the guns to force me to do the show. I said, "I'll do a few minutes, but I'm not going do any more." Demond Wilson was his buddy for drugs. Demond Wilson from Sanford and Son. So we got to it, this little vaudeville house, which was terrible and we put a show together because he had us trapped. He collected money from whoever came. He was a terrible thief! A crook! An awful man! A big fat garbage pail!
Jack Carter: He had this chicanery. He'd get on the phone for hours. Anyway, he and Demond were up the hill at a Holiday Inn or a Sheraton. We were at a hotel that had a radiator by the window and the shaneel bedspreads. Four-dollar-a-night rooms. Down the hallway were the detectives drunk. With hookers and drinking. Jessel was in tears. He was crying. "This is terrible! I want to go home!" I said, "We're going to go home, Georgie. We're going home." I went to the manager's office. I said, "How far are we from Pittsburgh?" He said, "Sixty-five miles." I said, "Get us a cab."
We were going at four in the morning. We waited until these guys were drunk and out cold. I looked out into the hallway. Jessel had his bag ready and mine. I picked up his luggage, walked across the grass to the manager's office, the cab was waiting and he drove us to Pittsburgh airport. We had no flight booked. No airplane fare. We got to Pittsburgh. Jessel liked to drink, y'know. He loved to drink. The bar was open at the airport. He got a few bourbons in him and he was wearing his uniform. He had that blue uniform with the medals. The blue uniform looked just like a pilots outfit - and he had the hat too.
He traveled with that full outfit and every town we had gone through - he knew the town. We were in Harrisburg. "When I was last in Harrisburg, well, me and the sheriff had a wonderful time. I love this town..." Ah, he'd never been there in his life! So anyway, the plane was there that was going to LA. We were so scared that they were going to see that we were gone from the hotel and that they were going to come after us. We went to board the plane. Jessel was bombed. He's staggering up the runway. A woman sees him and goes, "Oh, God! If that's the pilot - I am not getting on this flight."
Jack Carter: She ran down back off the steps. We got on the plane, we sit down, and there was a delay. I'm sweating. I'm looking out the window of the plane now for these gangsters, these ex-cops, with their guns. Eventually they were going to sober up and see that our rooms were empty. There was a delay and we had to get off the plane. And they wouldn't serve any drinks on the plane so we went back into the airport. Jessel starts drinking again. More bourbons. About an hour later we get on the plane. Nobody showed up and we took off and we got to L.A. and his friend came and got us and that was the last time I ever saw Georgie Jessel. He died about a week later. So that was my great escape with George Jessel from Greensburg, Pensylvannia.
Jack Carter: And Demond was up on that hill at the Sheraton or whatever with the cocaine and the hookers. And we were in the four dollar shithouse. A motel. The worst. The lowest. And a broken mattress.
Kliph Nesteroff: Man alive. That's an incredible story.
Jack Carter: A couple weeks later I was in a restaurant in L.A. and Radin gives me a big wave and a hello like he's a friend of mine. He died about two years later. They killed him. They gave him the old string around the throat. And a bullet in the back of the head. He tried to get in on the scam. He got friendly with what's his name. Uh, Evans...
Kliph Nesteroff: Bob Evans.
Jack Carter: A real drug addict. Charlie Evans?
Jack Carter: Yeah! Bob Evans. Their father made millions in the garment district. He was Evans Picone. He invented the pinking shear.
Jack Carter: Yeah. That's what made them millions. Bobby only lives a few blocks from me - he's still alive. He nearly lost his house, but Jack Nicholson bought it back for him.
Kliph Nesteroff: Yes, Evans is the famous "The Kid Stays in the Picture" story.
Jack Carter: Yeah, yeah, that's it. He's a total misnomer, Bob Evans. A total disaster. A total drug addict. His brother Charlie just died.
Kliph Nesteroff: Yes, well, he's almost a cartoon. A human cartoon.
Jack Carter: Absolutely. Yes. Somebody liked him though and made him the head of Paramount for a minute. That was with Gulf and Western.
Kliph Nesteroff: Well, that was a weird time.
Jack Carter: Yeah, it was. Paramount had a new head every week and there was the other drug weirdo - Frank Yablans. I knew the brother, Irwin. A real putz. Irwin and his wife (groans). You can't believe some of the people we get out here running studios. Now we've got this little vontz who's got his name on everything. Brad Grey. I was at Don Rickles' party the other night. I got up and just demolished him. I'm the only one that can destroy Rickles. Bernie Brillstein, he was brilliant. He was a giant. Brad Grey was the little office boy that Bernie put in and he took over... and he screwed Bernie at the end. And now he's head of Paramount. He's got all the comics like Martin Short. He brought them all to the Rickles party. They all got up. And they died. None of them could follow me! They've got nothing to say. John Stamos! Bob Saget! Although Saget's funny - but he's got to be dirty, y'know. But he's a clever kid.
Kliph Nesteroff: Don Rickles and John Stamos are close for some reason. I've never really understood how that happened...
Jack Carter: Yeah. Well, you know... Rickles makes strange friends.
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ajm said...
Yet another great interview!
Randy said...
'Shaneel' is actually spelled 'chenille'. It's French for 'caterpillar'.
More great stories from Jack Carter! Keep 'em coming...or better yet, write that book with
him when he comes to Vancouver!
You've already got one sale, Kliph!
Sam Kujava
Scott C. said...
Fantastic interview, Kliph! I grew up in Rome, NY and we were one of the regular annual tour stops for the Roy Radin Vaudeville Revue that Jack Carter mentions here. They were great, crazy shows with very strange line-ups. I saw a bunch of them when I was in my teens, including the one Jack was on with George Jessel and Demond Wilson. Tiny Tim was on quite a few of them, and I can remember seeing other names like Milton Berle, Pat Paulsen, George Gobel, Godfrey Cambridge (he worked blue!), Smokin' Joe Frazier, Morey Amsterdam, Cab Calloway and many more less illustrious names like George Savalas, Jud Strunk, Susan from Sesame Street, the Harmonica Rascals and so on.
greg6363 said...
I will have to correct Mr. Carter on one fact. Redd Foxx did perform in Vegas after "Sanford and Son". Due to problems with the IRS, Foxx had to go back to doing standup in order to pay off some back taxes. I saw him at the old Hacienda Hotel in 1990. The opening acts were LaWanda Page and Slappy White. Foxx came out a little after midnight and did 90 minutes as he put the audience in stiches. He still had it and a year and a half later, he was gone. After experiencing this master of comedy in person, I knew I had just seen something special which I would never ever see the likes of again.
Michael Powers said...
I cannot wait to read that book! God, this was a blast! This was maybe the best interview you've done, Kliph, since Carter comes across so colorfully and seems so utterly honest. What a treat this one was. Jack Carter makes up for Gary Owen and then some!
Couple of corrections: As Randy said, it's chenille bedspreads.
And Charles Evans of Evans-Picone was Robert's brother, not his father.
Did you know that Jack, his wife and a friend were in a horrible accident a few years back? I believe the friend died.
Bobby Wall said...
Great, just great, Kliph! It's a shame that someone like you never interviewed people like Jessel, Jolson, etc. Speaking of Jolson, everyone spoke ill of Jolson. He was a true horror. I would love to hear stories about why he was such a bastard. He must have been so insecure. I think so many of these talented people are insecure, too.
Jolson died sitting at a restaurant table at the San Francisco Fairmont Hotel in 1950. I believe a plaque is in order at that overpriced dump.
Kevin Kravitz said...
Growing up I always looked forward to any appearance by Jack Carter. Sullivan, Dean Martin Roasts---next time, ask him about his hilarious appearances on Comedy Central's roast of Drew Carey & last years Parks & Recreation where he plays Chris Pratt's shoe shine predecessor.
He's right about Robert Radin. He was murdered mysteriously during the making of Robert Evans' production fiasco of Coppola's THE COTTON CLUB!
Demond Wilson? Wow! He's s preacher now. In his post Sanford career, he was considered troubled, pretentious, un-hireable & I think Larry King said he was the worst guest he ever had. Jack Carter has lent some insight why!
Thanks Kliph from Kevin
Reading your wonderful interview, Kliph, I'm reminded of seeing Redd Foxx in that last Vegas engagement at the La Hacienda. Redd didn't come out until his warmups Bernie Allen & Slappy White performed. But the two oldtime comics sat in the audience before the show & spoke with everybody. Then Redd got a tv show, The Royal Family, and died suddenly only a few episodes into it.
One of my favorite facts is that Redd Foxx was the only celebrity invited to Elvis Presley's wedding & this was as a dirty comedian and before he did SANFORD & SON. I think he liked Demond personally, but admitted that he couldn't convince NBC to hire him when he returned with a reboot of SANFORD! Thanks again Kliph!
sanford said...
I would like to know when Demond Wilson did that tour with Carter and Jessell I assume it had to be when he was on Sanford. He was a pretty young when he got on the show. He was 22 when he got out of the army. He did some tv including All in the Family as a robber. Carter said NBC refused to put him in the reboot according to Carter. His Wikipedia page said he turned it down. He was a cocaine addict though.
Stephen Z. said...
If Jack Carter was accurate about the dating, Demond Wilson did the Roy Radin tour in the spring of 1981. George Jessel died in May 1981. Radin was murdered in June 1983.
kochillt said...
Investigation Discovery's 1980s:The Deadliest Decade recently produced an episode "The Cotton Club Murders" about the drug related murder of Roy Radin, as a close friend of his was suspected of disappearing with both cash and Columbian cocaine, and the attempted shakedown failed to come off with the hit men too impatient to get the information before shooting him 13 times. If it weren't for Roy Radin I never would have met my idol John Carradine here in Youngstown, sorry to learn about the lack of accommodations. My dad loved Jack Carter from the Dean Marin roasts, and was born the same year in 1923.
John Douglas said...
I was music director/conductor/pianist for that ill-fated Roy Radin tour with Jack Carter. Jack definitely bailed on the tour right at the beginning, but I never heard about the virtual hostage situation, etc. Elements of Jack's version are probably exaggerated. We musicians definitely had the impression that Jack, who was the headliner, felt upstaged and disrespected by Roy's giving star-treatment to Demond Wilson – riding in the limo with Roy while Jack rode the bus with the rest of us, etc. – and that that was the main reason he faked the heart attack and ditched back to Los Angeles. I'm pretty sure that Eddie Fisher and Donald O'Connor were on that tour – they were definitely on the two preceding tours I did as orchestra pianist, with saxophonist/conductor Tim Fowlar leading as music director. Come to think of it, Eddie would have been the headliner, so maybe he wasn't on that tour. Pretty sure Donald was.
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An extraordinary amalgamation of various superlatives that make this pilgrimage town endlessly fascinating.
The Sri Venkateswara Temple at Tirumala welcomes 50,000-100,000 devotees and serves 15,000-25,000 free meals a day on an average with the numbers rising manifold during festivals and on auspicious occasion.A visitor cannot help but notice how clean and organised the temple premises and functioning are, almost as if the deity were orchestrating everything. The remarkable efficiency is a result of the labours of the 20,000 permanent and contractual employees of the Tirupati Tirumala Devasthanam (TTD), a trust that manages the affairs of the temple.The organisation gets its income from donations offered in the hundis, rentals, returns on investments and proceeds from the sale of ladoos, darshana tickets and human hair.The revenues for 2016-17 are estimated at 2,678 crores, that is, more than a million dollars a day, So how does a temple manage to rake in such staggering sums of money? There is an interesting story behind this. Folklore has it that Lord Venkateswara (also known as Balaji, Srinivasa, Srivari and Venkata), an avatar of Vishnu,wanted to marry Padmavathi, an incarnation of Goddess Laxmi. He organised a grand wedding, which gods, kings and celestial beings from across the universe attended. To fund the celebrations, he took a huge loan from Kubera, the god of Wealth. So devotees offer generous donations to Lord Venkateswara to help him pay his loan.The myth further states that the debt will be recompensed only at the end of Kali yuga, that is about 430,000 years from now.
At Alipiri, there is a toll gate for vehicles heading to Tirumala. Cars are thoroughly checked here not only for security reasons, but also for alcohol, tobacco, meat and other such banned items. There are two ghat roads connecting Tirumala to Tirupati-one for the ascent and one for the descent. The designated time for the uphill and downhill journey is 28 and 40 minutes respectively.If you cover the distance in a shorter time, there is a fine for over speeding-which explains the line of vehicles idling before the entry gate at Tirumala to avoid the fine. The roads remain closed from 12.00 pm-3.00 am. The downhill route, built in 1944, runs along the footpath in various stretches. The uphill route was built much later, in 1974, and is prone to landslides during heavy rains. It skirts all the shrines and landmarks that one comes across while walking uphill. Both, however, offer spectacular panoramic views of the Tirumala hills and Titupati.
Dhotis and Sarees are the traditional popular attire. The practices of tonsure and using tilaka are popular among devotees of Lord Venkateswara. Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD) runs a large number of guest houses, cottages and dormitories,which can host thousands of people. The rooms are comfortable,albeit basic, and quite reasonably priced. Rooms, suites and cottages are available at Sri Padmavathi Guesthouse, Sri Venkateswara Guesthouse and Varaha Swamy Guesthouse. Reservations can be made online at ttdsevaonline.com
Mythologies aside, textual evidence from Sangam poetry suggests that the shrine was well-known in the early centuries of the Common Era.There are about 1,150 inscriptions in the temple in Tamil,Telugu and Kannada. These were engraved by different dynasties such as Cholas, Pandyas and Saluvas, which points to continual royal patronage of the temple. The earliest inscription dates back to the 9th century CE.It was engraved during the reign of Vijayadanti Varman of the pallava Dynasty. Krishnadevaraya of the Vijayanagara Empire visited the temple seven times in his lifetime and made generous donations,the details of which are inscribed on the temple walls.
The base to visit Tirumala is Tirupati, a city 20km away, at the Seshachalam foothills. Tirupati is often used to designate not only the city proper, but the entire conurbation, including Tirumala. The holy site of Tirumala(literally 'holy hills') encompasses the seven peaks of the Seshachalam Range (part of the Eastern Ghats).The temple is located on the seventh_and one of the lowest-hill, Venkatadri, at an altitude of 850m.The peaks are said to resemble the seven hoods of Adisesha, a coiled serpent on whom Lord Vishnu reclines. The temple guesthouses and choultries are located all over the town. TTD runs free buses around Tirumala at an interval of 5 minutes or so to connect the temple to various choultries and guesthouses.A road to the northwest of the town takes you to Silathoranam and Chakra Theertham. There is a fork in the road further ahead to the right is Dharmagiri, where a Vedic school has been established,and to the left is Narayanagiri,the highest amongst the seven peaks,and Srivari Padalu. A road to the northeast leads to Japali Hanuman Temple, Akasa Ganga and Papavinasam. The Sri Venkateswara Museum is to the west of the temple, close to the Sila Thoranam road.
Tirupathi is the nearest airport about 40 kilometres from Tirumala.
The nearest railway station is at Tirupati, about 26 kilometres from Tirumala.
Tirumala can be accessed by road from Alipiri. The distance is 23 kilometres.
There are two paths to travel on foot from Tirupati to Tirumala-Alipiri Mettu & Srivari Mettu.
"Tirumala has visitors through all the seasons. However, devotees visit temples here throughout the year and in Brahmotsavam time".
SV Museum-The Museum has about 6,000 artefacts and displays, both historical and contemporary, related to the temple.
Silathoranam-One of the few natural arches in Asia, Silathoranam is a unique geological formation that took shape about 1,500 million years ago.
Chakra Theertham-A sacred waterfall next to which there are shrines with idols.
Srivari Padalu-It said that Lord Venkateswara first set his feet on earth at Narayanagiri.
Akasaganga Theertham-On the route from Tirumala to Akasaganga, you will first come across the Gogarbham Dam on your left.
Papavinasam-Papavinasam is where visitors go to wash off their sins (papa-sin,vinasam-destruction).
Govindaraja Swamy Temple-It is one of the largest and most significant temples in the region, built in 1130 CE by Ramanujacharya.
Kapila Theertham-Waterfalls cascading from the Seshachalam Hills to Tirupati, Kapila Theertham is one of the most marvellous.
Sri Venkateswara Zoological Park-Spread over an area of 290 hectares in the Seshachalam foothills has about 500 animals, birds and reptiles.
Tiruchannur-A trip to Tirupati customarily ends at the padmavathi Ammari Temple in Tiruchanur, also known as Alamelumangapuram.
Chandragiri Fort-Have been established in 1000 CE by Immadi Narasinga Yadavaraya who ruled from Narayanavanam
Srikalahasti-Is an important Shaivite pilgrimage centre, which has earned it the moniker of Dakshina Kasi
Talakona Waterfalls-Cascading from a height of 270ft,Talakona is the tallest waterfall in Andhra Pradesh.
Horsley Hills-From atop Horsley Hills, the terrain seems beautiful yet bleak. Dry, rugged hills and stony plains stretch as the eye can see.
Bhuvaraha Swamy Temple-After that,prayers are offered at the Bhuvaraha Swamy Temple before heading to the Venkateswara Temple
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Julien Moineau (Clichy, 27 November 1903 — La Teste, 14 March 1980) was a French professional road bicycle racer, who won three stages in the Tour de France. Julien Moineau was the father of cyclist Alain Moineau.

Major results

1927
Circuit de Bourgogne
Paris-Le Havre
Tour de France:
8th place overall classification
GP Wolber
1928
Tour de France:
winner stage 14
1929
Circuit de la Mayenne
Tour de France:
winner stage 8
1930
Circuit du Forez
Paris-Limoges
1932
Paris-Limoges
Paris–Tours
1933
Paris-Limoges
1935
Tour de France:
winner stage 17

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French male cyclists
French Tour de France stage winners
1903 births
1980 deaths
Sportspeople from Clichy, Hauts-de-Seine
Cyclists from Île-de-France

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The Plays of William Shakspeare, Τόμος 1
work of this over-bold one; fplendidly printed at Oxford in fix quarto volumes, and publish'd in the year 1744: the publisher disdains all collation of folio, or quarto ; and fetches all from his great felf, and the moderns his predecessors; wantoning in every licence of conjecture; and sweeping all before him, (without notice or reason given) that not fuits his taste, or lies level with his conceptions. Eut this justice should be done him:-as his conjeäures are numerous, they are oftentimes not unhappy; and some of them are of that excellence, that one is ftruck with amazement to see a person of so much judgment as he shows himself in them, adopt a method of publishing that runs counter to all the ideas that wise men have hitherto entertain'd of an editor's province and duty.
The year 1747 produc'd a fifth edition, in eight odavo volumes, publish'd by Mr. Warburton; which though it is said in the title-page to be the joint work of himself and the second editor, the third ought rather to have been mention'd, for it is printed from his text. The merits of this performance have been so thoroughly discuss'd in two very ingenious books, The Canons of Criticism, and Revisal of Shakspeare's Text, that it is needless to say any more of it: this only shall be added to what may be there met with, that the edition is
not much benefited by fresh acquisitions from the old ones, which this gentleman seems to have negle&ted.
* It will perhaps be thought frange, that nothing should be said in this place of another edition that came out about a twelvemonth ago, in eight volumes, octavo ; but the reasons for it, are these :--There is no use made of it, nor could be ;
Other charges there are, that might be brought against these modern impressions, without infringing the laws of truth or candour either: but what is said, will be sufficient; and may fatisfy their greatest favourers, – that the superstructure cannot be a sound one, which is built upon so bad a foundation as that work of Mr. Rowe's; which all of them, as we see, in succession, have yet made their corner-stone: The truth is, it was impossible that such a beginning should end better than it has done: the fault was in the setting-out; and all the diligence that could be us'd, join'd to the discernment of a Pearce or a Bentley, cauld never purge their author of all his defects by their method of proceeding.
The editor now before you was appriz'd in time of this truth; faw the wretched condition his author was reduc'd to by these late tamperings, and thought seriously of a cure for it, and that so long ago as the year 1745; for the attempt was first suggested by that gentleman's performance, which came out at Oxford the year before: which when he had perus'd with no little astonishment, and consider'd the fatal consequences that must inevitably follow the imitation of so much licence, he
too in
for the present was finish'd, within a play or two, and printed
great part, before that appear'd: the first sheet of this work (being the first of Vol. II.) went to the press in September 176o: and this volume was follow'd by Volumes VIII. IV. IX. I. VI, and VII.; the last of which was printed off in Auguł 1765 : In the next place, the merits and demerits of it are unknown to the present editor even at this hour : this only he has perceiv'd in it, having look'd it but slightly over, that the text is follows is that of its nearest predeceffor, and from that copy it was printed.
resolv'd himself to be the champion; and to exert to the uttermost such abilities as he was master of, to fave from further ruin an edifice of this dignity, which England must for ever glory in. Hereupon he possess'd himself of the other modern editions, the folio's, and as many quarto's as could presently be procur'd; and, within a few years after, fortune and industry help'd him to all the rest, fix only excepted;" adding to them withal twelve more, which the compilers of former tables had no knowledge of. Thus furnish'd, he fell immediately to collation, which is the first step in works of this nature; and, without it, nothing is done to purpose, --- first of moderns with moderns, then of moderns with ancients, and afterwards of ancients with others more ancient: 'till, at the last, a ray of light broke forth upon him, by which he hop'd to find his way through the wilderness of these editions, into that fair country the poet's real habis tation.
He had not proceeded far in his collation, before he saw cause to come to this resolution; to stick invariably to the old editions, (that is, the best of them) which hold now the place of manuscripts, no scrap of the author's writing having the luck to come down to us; and never to depart
* But of one of these fix, (a 1. Henry IV. edition 1604) the editor thinks he is possess'd of a very large fragment, imperfect only in the firit and last sheet; which has been cola lated, as far as it goes, along with others: And of the twelve quarto editions, which he has had the fortune to add to those that were known before, some of them are of great value; as may be feen by looking into the Table.
As this table relates chiefly to Mr. Capell's defiderata, &c. (and had been anticipated by another table equally coinprehensive, which the reader will find in the second volume,) it is here omitted.]
from them, but in cases where reason, and the uniform practice of men of the greatest note in this art, tell him ---- they may be quitted; nor yet in thofe, without notice. But it will be necessary, that the general method of this edition should now be lay'd open, 'that the publick may be put in a capacity not only of comparing it with those they already have, but of judging whether any thing remains to be done towards the fixing this author's text in the manner himself gave it.
It is said a little before, -- that we have nothing of his in writing; that the printed copies are all that is left to guide us; and that those copies are fubject to numberless imperfections, but not all in like degree; our first business then, was---- to examine their merit, and see on which fide the scale of goodness preponderated; which we have generally found, to be on that of the most ancient: it may
be seen in the Table, what editions are judg'd to have the preference among those plays that were printed singly in quarto; and for those plays, the text of those editions is chiefly adher'd to: in all the reft, the first folio is follow'd; the text of which is by far the most faultless of the editions in that form; and has also the advantage in three quarto plays, in 2. Henry IV. Othello, and Richard III. Had the editions thus follow'd been printed with carefulness, from correct copies, and copies not added to or otherwise alter'd after those impresfions, there had been no occasion for going any further; but this was not at all the case, even in the best of them; and it therefore became proper and necessary to look into the other old editions, and to select from thence whatever improves the author, or contributes to his advancement in perfeciness, the point in view throughout all this performance: that they do improve him, was with the editor an argument in their favour; and a presumption of genuineness for what is thus selected, whether additions, or differences of any other nature; and the causes of their appearing in some copies, and being wanting in others, cannot now be discover'd, by reason of the time's distance, and defect of fit materials for making the discovery.
Did the limits of his Introduction allow of it, the editor would gladly have dilated and treated more at large this article of his plan; as that which is of greatest importance, and most likely to be contested of any thing in it: but this doubt, or this dissent, (if any be) must come from those persons only who are not yet possess'd of the idea they ought to entertain of these ancient impreffions; for of those who are, he fully persuades himself he shall have both the approof and the applause. But without entering further in this place into the reasonableness, or even necessity, of so doing, he does for the present acknowledge that he has every-where made use of such materials as he met with in other old copies, which he thought improv'd the editions that are made the ground-work of the present text: and whether they do or no, the judicious part of the world may certainly know, by turning to a collection that will be publish'd; where all discarded readings are enter'd, all additions noted, and variations of every kind; and the editions specify'd, to which they severally belong.


One of the arguments being used to justify bringing the 9/11 terrorists to New York City to be tried is to show the Muslim world how just our courts are. The Muslim world will see how we treat people accused of crimes and thereby Muslim radicals won't want to kill us anymore. In a rational world, such a theory might work. But we don't live in a rational world. But there is a problem with the presumption of guilt issue. In America, a defendant is presumed innocent until he is proved to be guilty, unless, of course, he's sitting in an IRS office trying to explain his tax form. When the 9/11 defendants enter that New York court room, in terms of our judicial system, they are innocent. They will be afforded all the legal protections our courts allow. Good attorneys will use all of them to defend their clients, and they will have good attorneys.
Eric Holder, the present Attorney General, has been asked about the possibility that the "alleged" terrorists might go free. Democrat Sen. Herb Kohl of Wisconsin asked it this way: "In the worst case scenario and the trial does not result in conviction, what would be your next steps?" Holder answered: "Failure is not an option." Hold on. I thought we are going to demonstrate to the Muslim world how just our courts are. If failure is not an option, then it seems to me that these guys are going to be convicted no matter what. If it can't be done with the first trial, they'll get them on some other charge in a later trial. They'll be tried until their fried. Holder is assuming that these "alleged" terrorists are guilty before they even go to trial, and they will be found guilty come hell or high water.
Going to court is treacherous these days. You never know the outcome. I can remember when the Democrats were out to get Oliver North during the Iran-Contra hearings in 1987. The hearings were televised. Big mistake for the Democrats. Our family was vacationing in the Myrtle Beach area that summer. We would gather around the TV and watch Col. North and his lawyer make mincemeat of his accusers. Even so, "Oliver North and John Poindexter were indicted on multiple charges on March 16, 1988. North, indicted on 16 counts, was found guilty by a jury of three minor counts. The convictions were vacated on appeal on the grounds that North's Fifth Amendment rights may have been violated by the indirect use of his testimony to Congress which had been given under a grant of immunity. In 1990, Poindexter was convicted on several felony counts of conspiracy, lying to Congress, obstruction of justice, and altering and destroying documents pertinent to the investigation. His convictions were also overturned on appeal on similar grounds." They had to get North on something, so they got him on what turned out to be a trivial item, accepting a $16,000 home security system to protect his wife and children. "North's convictions were vacated on July 20, 1990, after the appeals court found that witnesses in his trial might have been impermissibly affected by his immunized congressional testimony." He walked away after four years of legal wrangling. Four years! Now he is a commentator on FOX, a hero to the conservative movement, and a popular best-selling author.
In this day and age, going to trial is a crap shoot. Will the "alleged" terrorists use the judicial proceedings as a platform for their radical ideas? What will the makeup of the jury be like? Does a "jury of your peers" mean Muslims? Since the defendants aren't American citizens, will they demand an international court? Will Christians and Jews be allowed to sit on the jury? There are 1.4 million Jews living in the New York metropolitan area. In terms of representation, some Jews are bound to be on the jury. If so, how will their presence be viewed by the Muslim world if the "alleged" terrorists are found guilty? America didn't get the Olympics for 2016, but it might have gotten the biggest international show trial of this new millennium.


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Question. Had, or had not, your troops rested on the 25th of August?
Answer. Yes, sir; but on leaving Falmouth, opposite Fredericksburg, we started at night, and marched all night.
Question. How far had your troops marched on the 26th of August?
Answer. I do not know in miles; we were nearly all day.
Question. You have stated that you saw General McDowell and General Porter together on the railroad on the 29th of August. Will you state at what hour you saw them, as nearly as you can?
Answer. It must have been near the middle of the day, I think.
Answer. Where my division was posted, to the front.
Question. How far from the junction of the Sudley Springs road with the railroad, in the direction of Gainesville?
Answer. I do not know exactly where that was. I was up in the front all day long; I did not go to the rear at all.
Question. you spoke of having received an order to make a disposition of your forces an attack on the evening of the 29th of august; have you that order here?
Question. Will you produce it and read it?
I wish you to push up two regiments, supported by two others, preceded by skirmishers, the regiments at intervals of 200 yards, and attack the party with the section of a battery opposed to you. The battle works well on our right, and the enemy are said to be retiring up the pike. Give the enemy a good shelling when our troops advance.
That is the order. I received about sunset, or a little before sunset, on the 29th. There is no hour or date to the order.
Question. Was, or was not, that order countermanded?
Question. How soon after its receipt?
Answer. It was countermanded just about dusk, as I have already stated in my direct testimony. I sent a message to general Porter. A message came back by Colonel Locke to make the attack, but very soon after that the order was countermanded, and very soon after that General Porter some up himself. It was then just the gray of the evening, between and darkness.
Question. Have you the order which you state was borne to you by Colonel Locke; if so, will you produce it?
Answer. It was a verbal message.
Question. That verbal order was also countermanded upon the arrival of General Porter?
Answer. It was countermanded before he came himself. I received the order to remain there all night before General Porter came.
Question. You have stated that the battle on your right seemed to be receding. Were you sufficiently well acquainted with the position of the enemy's force and of our own to form an impression as to whether that indicated that the battle was going against our forces or for them?


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