
Lenny Bruce Live at the Curran Theatre
San Francisco, Nov 19th 1961
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Lenny Bruce Live at the Curran Theatre, San Francisco, Nov 19th 1961 captures the raw, unfiltered brilliance of one of the most influential and controversial comedians of the 20th century. On that historic night in 1961, Lenny Bruce took the stage at the Curran Theatre and unleashed his sharp wit, incisive social commentary, and fearless exploration of taboo topics.
1. Critics, Definitions, San Francisco Bust, Courts, Juries, His Philadelphia Bust, Corruption, Obsenity, Jewish & Goyishe
2. The Lie, Courtroom Fantasy, George Shearing & Guide Dogs For The Blind, Tropic For Cancer, Cops & Bad Toilet Training, The Philadelphia Hotel Room Raid
3. The Ride To Jail In Philadelphia, Jails & The Philadelphia Lower Courts
4. The Shirlely Beck Letters, Blue Suits, Bobby Kennedy, Russians, Integration, Juries, Humor
5. Fantasy With The Judge, Las Vegas, The Paradox Of Obscenity, Tits & Ass, Nuns, Paul Robeson, Adolph Eichmann
6. The Eichmann Theme (Continued), The Thomas Merton Poem, Christ & Moses, Legalization Of Pot, Hillbillies, Judy Garlands Farewell
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