You Know What Looks Like Fun This Week? Ruby Besler’s Naughty Lessons At OBERON:
You know what looks like fun this week? Ruby Besler’s Naughty Lessons at OBERON:
Ruby Besler, 1940’s sex expert, chanteuse, comedienne, and former Vaudeville star, gives ever so polite but eye popping sex advice to her devoted fans, all the while struggling with the reality of her own lackluster single life.
Tickets and more info here.
Can’t make it in person? Check out the web series!
(Plus, Wolf’s Greasy Tardy Gras Ball and its burlesque performances were rescheduled due to snow, and can be found in Somerville on Sunday.)
image credit: The Ruby Besler Show
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From Ben Bradlee, Jr.’s “The Kid”: Each Williams at bat was an event. Something between a hush and a buzz suddenly filled the air as the crowd shifted from a sort of auto-pilot engagement to edge-of-the-seat anticipation. “I was looking around for a story one day and someone said there was this blind guy on the first base line,” remembered Tim Horgan, who covered the Red Sox for the Boston Herald and then the Boston Evening Traveler in the 1950s. “I went up to the man and said, ‘Pardon me for asking but why do you come to the park? Why not listen to the game on the radio?’ He said, ‘I love the sounds of the game when Ted comes up.’”
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On This Day in Pittsburgh History: November 3, 1939
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