Ludlow Kissel and the Dago Bomb

What better way to celebrate the 4th of July than with fireworks - only Ludlow Kissel takes it to a new height by putting on a display that will go down in history.

References

Radio

July 4, 1964 - Limelight Show

July 3, 1965 - Limelight Show

July 4, 1967 - WOR Show -Reading of "Ludlow Kissel... Dago Bomb"

July 4, 1968 - WOR Show -Reading of "Ludlow Kissel... Dago Bomb"

July 4, 1969 - WOR Show -Reading of "Ludlow Kissel... Dago Bomb"

July 4, 1970 - WOR Show -Reading of "Ludlow Kissel... Dago Bomb"

July 4, 1972 - WOR Show -Reading of "Ludlow Kissel... Dago Bomb"

July 4, 1973 - WOR Show -Reading of "Ludlow Kissel... Dago Bomb"

July 4, 1974 - WOR Show -Reading of "Ludlow Kissel... Dago Bomb"

July 4, 1975 - WOR Show -Reading of "Ludlow Kissel... Dago Bomb"

Books

"IN GOD WE TRUST All Others Pay Cash" - 1966

Movies

"Great American Fourth of July" - 1982

Magazines

Playboy - July 1965 "Ludlow Kissel And The Dago Bomb That Struck Back"

Newspaper Articles

Records / Tapes / CD

Shepherd's Pie Tape Collection Slice # 3 - 1988

Notes

Notes: The July 4, 1964 and July 3, 1965 shows are Live at the Limelight shows and Shep tells an early version where Mr. Bruner knocks over the Dago Bomb. In July 1965 the same month as the Limelight show where he uses Mr. Bruner, the story is published in Playboy and Ludlow Kissel is used.