Ed Sullivan was a Broadway and gossip newspaper columnist for the N.Y. Daily
News, and hosted the longest running variety TV show in TV history.
That show ran on Sunday nights for more then 20 years (late 40's to late
60's I believe), and was responsible for introducing the Beatles to U.S.
audiences, and giving Elvis Presley his first national exposure.

Anyway, he had some peculiar pronunciations, among them, at the beginning of
every show, he'd say:
"We've got a great shoe for you tonight folks."

My parents bought our first TV set, just so they could watch his show.
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I'll bet not too many people know what you're talking about!<bg
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Bob Phillips wrote:
Shoe? I mean show of course.

Ed Sullivan lives! :-)