What was the salvation of the Prewar card hobby

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02-09-2025, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by jingram058

I agree with you. What I'm saying is who would have believed that Welk would be the one out of the hundreds of big bands to get the popular (to a huge number of viewers, not me) TV show that was on TV seemingly forever after all the others, Lombardo included, faded away?

I understood!

At the same time, Mickey Mantle contributed far more to his profession than Welk did to his. If I could actually think of the baseball equivalent to Lawrence Welk, I might laugh for a week straight! Just the thought of this premise was enough for a great chuckle.

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