Stan 'Wojo . He scared the shit out of me in Dangerfields, Smirnoff tells me. Mitzi Shore, the hard-driving proprietor and mother hen of The Comedy Store on the Sunset Strip who lorded over the white-hot center of the stand-up universe of the late 1970s and ' 80s, died. Unsurprisingly, specifics can be a bit murky when it comes to piecing together Cresthill's history. In the early 70s, what little stand-up business there was revolved around two cities: Las Vegas and New York. Mitzi's son, Pauly Shore was a little kid running around; Steve Landesberg. She turned the upstairs storage room into The Belly Room a place for female comics. Wilson recalls meeting a very old man who lived farther up the hill and relayed Cresthills preComedy Store history. This is the story that started the whole argument between Sam and Dice.. Despite the obvious bad vibes, Dave refused to leave. At this point, the house itself was starting to resemble its inhabitants: kind of haggard. (Listento the story of theThe Belly Room on NPR.). But when he first showed up at the Store, he was just an migr from the Ukraine with a shaky command of English. "[1] Landesberg commented on the issue in a 1979 Washington Post profile for which he refused to give his age:[5]. I meet Pauly Shore on a warm Saturday afternoon at Cresthill. We couldnt believe it. She came up with The Comedy Store name after De Luca talked her husband out of calling it The Sammy Shore Room. Dice ratted Sam out, says Shubert. Reporting on what you care about. A long time ago, Argus Hamilton was the future of stand-up comedy. She was a champion for us funny women, giving us the chance to find our authentic comedy voice, to perform in front of an audience, and to showcase our talent for bookers. The two largest bedrooms are on the street level, and it isnt until you descend the staircase and walk toward the back of the house that the three-story, nearly 5,000-square-foot abode begins to reveal itself. Discover unique things to do, places to eat, and sights to see in the best destinations around the world with Bring Me!
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