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Story in 'Time'
Brings Letters |
When Jerry Hannifin, writer for
Time magazine, left Juneau recently
he took away a bit of amusement’
he found on a visit to the Red ■
Dog saloon and wrote about it in a |
short item in the Miscellany col-j
umn of the magazine.
The item mentioned the disap
pearnce of song sheets from the
Red Dog, called, "Behind Those
Swinging Doors.”
Almost before the ink was dry
on the issue of Time, Earl Forythe
and Ray Mansfield, owners of the
establishment, began receiving re
quests for copies of the song sheet.
A member of a group known as
the Barber Shop Quartette asked
for copies to be sent to him in
Chicago. Requests were made from
cities all over the United States
and included such scattered points
as Los Angeles, Phoenix, Ariz., and
Tulsa, Okla.
Forsythe and Mansfield say they
receive requests for the song sheets
often from persons who have visited
Juneau.
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