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Second-Line and Further Interventions,ar in the new revue . Barred as ‘disorderly’ from the New York parade by the committee chairman (a judge), Behan spent the day in Jersey City exile. Strolling about the streets like a Gaelic Pied Piper, the ‘leader of the banned’ let fly on many subjects. Some samples:

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Second-Line and Further Interventions,e,. Brendan Behan declared he will ‘get up and talk a lot of nonsense’. Asked what he knew about jazz, since . is advertised as a jazz revue, he stated, ‘I can’t read a note of music but I can certainly read a cheque.’

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,Brendan Behan’s Sober Side,ocky, rumpled, wild-haired, thirty-seven-year-old Dublin playwright named Brendan Behan. Though Mr Behan has been represented in this country only by a not very successful off-Broadway production of . and by his autobiography, ., he is already as much of a public pet here as he is in Europe.

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