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>Excuse me, the show was "Six O' Clock Hop." Who is the >"horse's mouth" you got it from? It was in fact a song >and a book by Pat Boone. Ask the horse about that as >well. > >When you say something "was confirmed," confirmed by >who, might I ask? > >>>Your memory is a bit cloudy. Cardille did indeed host >>>a dance party program at WIIC. "Twixt Twelve and >>>Twenty" was a hit by Pat Boone and also the name of a >>>book he wrote. Has nothing to do with the show. It >>>doesn't make a hell of a lot of sense for Van Cliburn >>>to be on a show that was a knockoff of American >>>bandstand. Like I said, your memory's playing tricks >>>on you. >>> >>>>Some friends and I have had a discussion about this >>>>show hosted by Bill Cardille. Was it on Saturday >>night >>>>or Sunday night. It was a dance show hosted by >Chilly >>>>Billy. A high scool classmate of mine seems to >recall >>>>the name "Twix Twelve and Twenty ' also as a show. I >>>>know that was a minor hit by Pat Boone , but what >>>>significance does it have with Six Oclock Hop. I >seem >>>>to remember the show was on Saturday but somehow it >>>>had to be on around the same time as Studio >>Wrestling. >>>>Somebody update me on this. Also I remember that Van >>>>Clyburn once made an appearance on Six Oclock Hop. >>Why >>>>would he be on there? Does that ring a bell, Jim >H. >>The show was called "Twix Twelve & Twenty. I got it >>straight from the horses mouth. Van Clyburn must have >>been in town with the Symphony but that was confirmed >>too.

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