Roanoke Times
Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: FRIDAY, May 20, 1994 TAG: 9405200039
SECTION: EXTRA PAGE: 1 EDITION: METRO
SOURCE: WENDI GIBSON RICHERT
DATELINE: LENGTH: Medium
Nevertheless, ``bunk'' makes for some pretty interesting reading in the premiere issue of Remember, a bimonthly magazine of ``the people and news we can't forget.''
Or, for that matter, the people and news some of us never even knew about.
How well do you remember, for instance, Rob and Laura's last name on ``The Dick Van Dyke Show''? The movie in which Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall first appeared together? The boxer known as the ``Brown Bomber''? Or the first hit single by the Supremes?''
Remember recalls it all.
In the June/July 1994 issue, Remember revisits the Beatles in 1964 - ``15 days that rocked America,'' Babe Ruth and big bands, Ed Sullivan and walking on the moon. There's an interview with Milton Berle, D-Day in pictures, a story on who the Gerber baby really was, and a profile of Nipper, the ageless RCA Victor dog.
You'll also learn what Jacklyn Smith, Reginald Jackson, Bill Clinton, Dolly Parton, Sally Field, Donald Trump and Pat Sajak have in common (they all belonged to the class of '64). You'll read that the most unusual traffic violation was issued in Jackson, Miss., in 1972 to a blind man who was being directed by a friend in the passenger seat who was too drunk to drive himself.
Interested in reliving it all? Write to Remember, Department S., 6 Prowitt St., Norwalk, CT 06855-9987. One-year subscriptions are $11.97.
Oh yeah, the answers: Petrie, ``To Have and Have Not,'' Joe Louis and ``Where Did Our Love Go?''.
by CNB