Now, more Mark Simone on 710 W0R.

Well, let's take some calls.

Let's go to Richie Gold, the great comedian in Connecticut.

Richie Gold, how are you?

Good, Mark.

How are you?

Thanks for taking my call.

Great show as usual.

I was listening to Alainz Waddell. Great comedy writer. I remember him going back years when he used to write for Saturday Night Live. Now he's writing a music or Broadway play about Rodney Dangerfield. You must have worked with Rodney. Yeah, let me tell you something. Co-in thinking minds, comic minds parallel. Tony,

you know Tony Bavacca.

Tony Bavacqua, who is the owner of Dangerfields, who's out there in Long Island, lives near Bill

O'Reilly. Actually, Tony Bavacqua, great guy.

That's right. So listen to this. Tony and I have been working on a movie script talking about, writing about

Rodney Dangerfields and the birth of the Dangerfield Club.

It has all the elements of what happened to the club that people are trying to influence

it.

One way or other is talking about Rodney's history and Tony, how they got together, working

to, you know, the small rooms, officers at the downstairs, blah, blah, blah. So it just shows you out. I was Mr. Al-en-Warro, Zwebel, and I said, Tony and I are writing a movie about this. He's doing a Broadway play, and Tony and I are writing a movie about Rodney and Tony, how they came together and developed this idea for danger. Yeah, Tony Pavakle was a bass player, and they played together Rodney and Tony, how they came together and developed this idea for danger. Yeah, Tony Bovacqua was a bass player, and they played together Rodney and him in the living room. When Rodney opened a club, he got Tony to be the guy run the club, and he turned out to be brilliant at running a club, a comedy club. Yeah, you used to hang out there. I remember you, Rodney, everybody used to hang out at that club.

It was the in place to be.

It opened in 1969, and it ran for 50 years straight.

So you were there during a heyday, I remember, Mark.

Well, yeah, keep in touch with me, or I'll put you together with Zwebel.

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