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2005 - Radio Hall of Fame |
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Jean Shepherd is elected in 2005
to the RHOF
in the "Local or Regional Pioneer" category.
November 5, 2005
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2002 - Jean Shepherd
Community Center |
Hammond Indiana named
the new Community Center in Dowling Park after Jean Shepherd.
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2000 - Broadcasting and Cable Hall of Fame |
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On November 13, 2000
Shep was inducted into the Broadcasting and Cable Hall of Fame
His longtime friend Irwin Zwilling
was there to accept the award on his behalf
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1995 - Indiana University |
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Doctor of Humane
Letters |
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1984 - Genie Awards
source:
IMDB |
| A
Christmas Story |
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Awards Won
Best Achievement in Direction - Bob Clark
Best Screenplay - Bob Clark, Jean Shepherd, Leigh Brown |
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Other Nominations
Best Motion Picture - Bob Clark, René Dupont
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role - Tedde
Moore
Best Achievement in Cinematography - Reginald H. Morris
Best Achievement in Costume Design - Mary E. McLeod
Best Achievement in Overall Sound - Kenneth Heeley-Ray, David
Appleby, Dino Pigat
Best Achievement in Film Editing - Stan Cole
Best Achievement in Sound Editing - David Evans, Steven Cole,
Wayne Griffin, Kenneth Heeley-Ray |
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1981 - Hammond Achievement Award |
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Second Annual Hammond
Achievement Award
presented to Jean Shepherd
April 7th, 1981.
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1976 - Mark Twain American
Humor award |
INTERNATIONAL PLATFORM ASSOCIATION
AWARDS
Named after
famous IPA members of the past and present The MARK TWAIN AWARD is
given in honor of one of our most famous IPA members, probably the
greatest writer and speaker of his era. It is presented to "Mark
Twain's Successor As America's Most Delightful Entertainer, Gentle
Depictor of the Virtues and Weaknesses of Humanity with Humor's
Paintbrush." |
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1966 - Indiana University |
Most original fiction award
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1965, 67, 68, 69 - Playboy Humor Award |
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Leopold Doppler andthe Orpheum Gravey Boat
Riot
October 1965
Humor Satire Award
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The Return of the Smiling Wimpy Doll
Dec 1967
Humor Satire Award |
Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss
July 1968
Humor Satire Award
2nd Place |
Wanda Hickey's Night of Golden Memories...
June 1969
Humor Satire Award
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Notes:
On his series of 7 Shepherd's pie tapes he mentions that the
following stories were winners of the Playboy Humor Award: Ollie
Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss - 7/68; Leopold Doppler and the Orpheum
Gravy Boat Riot - 10/65; County Fair - 9/69; Skut Farkas and the
Murderous Mariah - 4/67
I have confirmed with copies of Playboy the following winners:
Wanda Hickey's Night of Golden Memories - 6/69; Ollie
Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss -7/68 (2nd Place); Return
of the Smiling Wimpy Doll - 12/67, and Leopold Doppler and the
Orpheum Gravy Boat Riot - 10/65
The awards section did not mention County Fair which would have
been the same year as Wanda Hickey, nor did it mention Skut Farkas
which was the same year as Smiling Wimpy.
 Shep also sent
this note to Playboy thanking them for an award given to "The Mole
People..." |
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1959 - Metronome "Jazz Personality of the Year"
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Nominations
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ACE Awards |
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10th annual ACE
Awards nominations
MOVIE OR MINISERIES:
"The Man Who Broke 1,000
Chains" (HBO)
"Mandela" (HBO)
"Jean Shepherd's Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss" (Disney)
"After Pilkington" (A&E)
"The Race For The Double Helix" (A&E). |
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Miscellaneous |
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Dictionary of American Slang |
| In his early years of
radio on WOR in New York, during his late night broadcasts, Shep
referred to his listeners as "Night People" often explaining how they
differed from "Day People". The phrase caught on an credit for the
phrase was given in the Dictionary of American Slang.
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Dictionary of Midwestern
Literature: Volume One
A short biography of Shepherd |
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