WQED's Weekly Program 1 with Marty Allen

Pittsburgh born comedian Marty Allen returns to his home across from Taylor Allderdice High School in Pittsburgh. Host Frank Gardner introduces Leon Bibber, an 81 year old boat builder who sails the Three Rivers in Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh residents react to the news that Harper's Magazine has ranked the city 31st in the nation for quality of life in this the first edition of WQED's Weekly broadcast on February 6, 1975 frm WQED Pittsburgh.

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Frank Gardner, Marty didn't mean that kids don't change in the fact that they grow up and old. I think he was saying that the faces of kids are kids' faces, and the faces of kids in general look pretty much the same even though they're born a few years earlier or later -- kids will always be kids and will always look like kids while they are still kids. You didn't pick up that meaning, did you? I think he was comparing the kids of his time with whom he went to school and the kids of today, and noting that kids in general really don't change that much. Marty was very intelligent. Of course he knew that kids grow up and old (IF they're lucky).

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Marty -- you naughty boy! Putting white mice in the girls' lockers! Tee-hee-hee!🤣😂