If You Expect Someone Else To Guide

The One Constant Through All The Years Has Been Baseball. America Has Rolled By Like An Army Of Steamrollers. It's Been Erased Like A Blackboard, Rebuilt, And Erased Again. But Baseball Has Marked The Time. This Field, This Game, Is A Part Of Our Past. It Reminds Us Of All That Once Was Good, And What Could Be Again.

Reading Was A Big Thing, Yes. Books Were A Big Thing. But The Things That Stick Out Were The Newspapers.

When I Was In New York After I Left The Army, I Studied For Two Years At The American Theater Wing, Studied Acting, Which Involved Dance And Fencing And Speech Classes And History Of Theater, All That.

I Was An Adopted Child Of My Grandparents, And I Don’t Know How I Can Ever Express My Gratitude For That Because My Parents Would Have Been A Mess.

The Inclusiveness Of The Drama League Luncheon Is One Of The Most Exciting Things About It. I Get To See Old Friends And Meet New Friends. Of Course I Can't Tell Who Anybody Is If They're Under The Age Of 75. So My Old Friends Become My New Friends.