Random Notes

The story goes that Fulton Sheen, then the reigning ratings champ of network television, caught a taxi outside the old Adelphi Theater, where he’d just finished his 28-minute non-stop (with no notes or cue cards) broadcast of Life Is Worth Living. The cabbie recognized him, of course.

“Too bad you haven’t written a book. I gotta drive this hack, and I don’t get to see your show much.”