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He has charisma. Came into the audience,
spent about 15 minutes with them...
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fussing with the ladies, kissing,
and they loved him.
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He got standing ovations every night.
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Peggy Lee came.
She wasn't the greatest hit.
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But she had her cult
from surrounding areas.
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Her cult love her.
Those who came absolutely loved her.
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Standing ovations, bravos, cheers...
They were crazy about her.
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Last year, Mitzi Gaynor came here
with her show.
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She brings 10 wonderful
boy dancers with her.
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She makes 16 changes. The boys make 14.
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When they're on, she's off.
She's on, they're off, changing costumes.
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One production number after another.
:34:36
You'd be surprised. Some of those
hard-hat factory workers say, ''Hey! ''
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They present their badge or identification,
so they can come at a half-price ticket...
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to keep them coming
when they're having hard times.
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Long before she sold orange juice...
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Anita Bryant sold spark plugs
for General Motors' AC division.
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She used to perform for General Motors
when I was a child.
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I remember her carrying around
a giant spark plug...
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and singing You'll Never Walk Alone.
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Now she was back in Flint,
offering advice to the unemployed.
:35:14
Opportunities are still in Flint, Michigan.
They're still in America.
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Hang in there. Take a day at a time.
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Go forward and be positive about life.
:35:22
Don't feel regretful or guilty
about the past, or worry about the future.
:35:26
You have today. Today's a new day.
:35:28
It's an opportunity for you
to look about you...
:35:30
and look at the positive within yourself
and within your community.
:35:46
I read something interesting.
Margaret Thatcher says:
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''Cheer up, America.
You live in a great country.
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''You're a free country.
You have a great President.
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''Not everything's perfect, but cheer up,
because you live in a free America.''
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So, we live in a free society.