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Robert Booth is a person called Robert.
And his favourite songs lyrics:
Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring bananaphone
Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring bananaphone
I've got this feeling, so appealing
For us to get together and sing, sing !
Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring bananaphone
Ding dong ding dong ding dong ding donanaphone
It grows in bunches
I've got my hunches
It's the best, beats the rest
Cellular, Modular, Interactive odular
Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring bananaphone
Ping pong ping pong ping pong ping pananaphone
It's no baloney
It ain't a phony
My cellular, Bananularphone
Don't need quarters, don't need dimes
To call a friend of mine
Don't need computer or TV
To have a real good time
I call for Pizza, I call my cat
I call the White House, have a chat
I place a call around the world
Operator get me Beijing jing jing jing
(Musical Break)
Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring bananaphone
Ying yang ying yang ying yang ying yananaphone
It's a real live mama and papaphone
A brother and a sister and a dogophone
A grandpa phone and a grandma phone too, oh yeah
My cellular, bananular phone
Bananaphone, ring ring ring It's a phone with a peel
Bananaphone, ring ring ring Now you can have your phone and eat it too
Bananaphone, ring ring ring This song drives me bananas!
Bananaphone, ring ring ring…..
By Thomas Waters
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What else can I help you with?
Who is Edwin booth and what connection does he have to Robert Lincoln?
cell phone connection
What has the author Robert E Booth written?
Robert E. Booth has written: 'Total hip arthroplasty' -- subject(s): Arthroplasty, Hip Prothesis, Hip joint, Surgery, Total hip replacement
Did Abraham Lincoln and john Wilkes booth have any personal connections aside from the assassination?
No, but Booth was a famous actor for his time. There are some places that Booth shows up before the war that is interesting. Booth was a young private when he helped the Union army take John Brown at Harper's Ferry. His commanding office there was Robert E. Lee. When Lincoln said his oath of office Booth can be seen in the crowd several feet from the new President. After the death of Lincoln and Booth Lincoln's son Robert was waiting for a train when the crowd push forward knocking a man nearly off the platform. Robert Lincoln reached out and grabbed the man. That man was the brother of John Wilkes Booth. History is stranger than fiction .
Who were John Wilkes Booth's siblings?
His brothers were Edwin Booth, Frederick Booth, Henry Bryon Booth, Richard Junius Booth, Joseph Adrian Booth and Junius Brutus Booth Jr. His sisters were Elizabeth Booth, Asia Booth, Mary Ann Booth and Rosalie Booth.
Do you sit in a booth or at a booth?
in a booth
What has the author Robert Russell Booth written?
Robert Russell Booth has written: 'Sermon preached at the funeral services of Marshall S. Bidwell' -- subject(s): Funeral sermons 'Personal forgiveness and public justice' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Death and burial, History, Sermons, United States Civil War, 1861-1865
What was Edwin Booth famous for?
In 1863 or 1864 Edwin Booth, John Wilkes Booth's older a renowned , well known, and very popular actor, helped Lincoln's eldest son, Robert Lincoln, during an accident when Robert, slipped from a train platform, preventing him from falling and perhaps serious injury though, not likely, but possibly, death. While Robert was traveling from New York to Washington DC, he was on a platform at a railroad station in New Jersey, and grouped in with a crowd of passengers, waiting to purchase sleeping car tickets, and while waiting his turn, he had leaned against the car of the train. All of the sudden, the train started to move, and this caused Robert to twist, lose his balance entirely, and fall off the platform, and into the open space. Suddenly, someone grabbed the back of Robert's coat collar and pulled him up, back onto the platform, safely. The man who had aided Robert was Edwin Booth. When Robert turned to thank the man, he immediately recognized Booth, as the acclaimed and well known actor. Robert called out to Booth, by name and thanked his gallant rescuer. Less than two years later, Edwin's brother, John Wilkes Booth, shot and killed Robert's father, President Lincoln ironically while the President was watching a play. Booth never knew the identity of the man he helped, that is until he received a letter from a friend, received a letter from a friend, Colonel Adam Badeau, then serving as an officer on Grant's staff. The date was near the end of the Civil War, and prior to the assassination of the President. Robert had too, briefly served under Grant, and knew Colonel Adam Badeau. When Robert learned that Colonel Adam Badeau was a close friend of Edwin Booth's, Robert relayed the story to Badeau, and Grant, as well, while praising Booth's quickly thinking. Colonel Adam Badeau, wrote a letter to Booth, and offered his compliments for having performed such a deed, relaying the story Robert had told. Apparently, Grant too,. Wrote Booth, subsequently, and offered his praise. When Edwin's brother assassinated the President, Robert's father, it nearly destroyed him. In one single sweep in time, Edwin had lost his brother, the esteemed status of his family name, and his President. Edwin had to leave public life, for over two years, after the assassination, his friends stated, that they feared Edwin would go mad, and start drinking again, which he had refrained from doing since 1863. Edwin was able to resume his career, and life and put the assassination behind him. He later said two things got him through this horrible period; the love of his friends, and the knowledge that he might have saved the saved the slain president's son from severe injury or death on that train station platform.
Why is it ironic that John Wilkes Booth's brother saved Robert Lincoln years before?
Actually, you have the story wrong. It was Lincoln who saved Booth one afternoon as a train was coming into the station and Booth was being pushed onto the tracks. Lincoln reached out and grasped his shirt saving his life. This was several years after John Wilkes had shot his father. Yes, it is pretty ironic and one of those bits of history where there are connections. Here is another one. At Harpers ferry Booth was a young union solider, his commander was Robert E. Lee, and Grant was there as well. Booth can also been seen in the front row at the Lincoln swearing in in 1860. All of history connected and not just bits of this and that.
What has the author Bradford Allen Booth written?
Bradford Allen Booth has written: 'The Vailima letters of Robert Louis Stevenson' -- subject(s): Correspondence, Travel, Homes and haunts 'Anthony Trollope aspects of his life and art' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation
Which man organized plan to kill Lincoln?
Washington DC based actor, John Wilkes Booth headed a conspiracy that had first planned to kidnap President Lincoln. Later after Robert E. Lee's surrender, Booth changed his plans from a kidnapping to an assassination of President Lincoln. His co-conspirators were to kill the Secretary of State and the Secretary of War. Only Booth was successful. He was soon hunted down and was killed in Maryland.
How much is a ticket booth?
A ticket booth is a food booth it is about $20 depending on what you get .
Did Robert E. Lee assassinate Abraham Lincoln in Fords theater?
No. John Wilkes Booth was the man who planned and carried out the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln.
