lincoln@eosp1.UUCP (Dick Lincoln) (07/18/84)
> Oh c'mon people! There was no actual "Bat Guano" in Strangelove. > That was just a name that Peter Sellers used out of anger during the > "shoot the coca-cola machine" scene. His actual line was something > like: > "... see here Bat Guano or whatever your name is ..." There was a Bat Guano in commercial entertainment, though. Back in the early 60's, on a San Francisco radio station, a guy who claimed to have given Phyllis Diller her start (sorry, I forgot his name) did a continuing farce (like Don Imus's stuff, but less trashy) called, "Bat Guano, Pride of the West, starring Lance Boyle and Luce Morales."
otto@whuxle.UUCP (George V.E. Otto) (07/19/84)
* Oh c'mon people! There was no actual "Bat Guano" in Strangelove. That * was just a name that Peter Sellers used out of anger during the * "shoot the coca-cola machine" scene. His actual line was something * like: * * "... see here Bat Guano or whatever your name is ..." * * In other words, Sellers was making fun of the guy's name, which * wasn't actually "Bat Guano". * * --Lauren-- * * No, the Colonel had his name visible on his uniform. Mandrake's line was "... see here, Col. Bat Guano, if that really is your name, ..." George Otto AT&T Bell Labs, Whippany ------------------------