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A WORD ABOUT GRADY NUTT . . .
Versatility is the ley word to describe Grady Nutt. He sings, tells
humorous stories, juggles, plays a half-dozen musical instruments, the
most unusual of these is a TIPLE, a ten-stringed "ukulele with thyroid
trouble," as Grady likes to describe it. Grady calls it a Biblical in
strument because, "his left hand never knows what his right hand is
doing!"
Douglas and Grady Nutt
RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK
March 14 thru 19
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REVEREND LAUGHTER:
GRADY NUTT
Grady Nutt is a native of Texas, transplanted to Kentucky, which is a
little unusual in that his native state preaches against the commodity for
which Kentucky is famous. Grady is a BA graduate of Baylor University
and a BD graduate of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Both
degrees were paid for by performances before audiences of every sort,
one, for instance, the 100 oldest AAasons in Kentucky with the youngest
present being only 76 years old.
Grady Nutt isn't your ordinary Baptist minister. Most of the time his
pulpit is the concert stage or a plate of ham and green peas; he is now
averaging over 100 concert and after-dinner appearances annually.
Grady's talent, wit, and unique sense of humor caught the attention of
two world-famous television personalities; Ralph Edwards and Mike
Douglas. Since 1967 Grady has become a frequent regular guest on the
nationally syndicated Mike Douglas Show. These television appearances
has sky-rocketed the demand for in person performances so much that
Grady must now turn down more offers than he accepts.
Above all, Grady Nutt is a believeable performer and has sincere
values of human personality. He is especially noted for his "un-blue
humor." It's clean, real and most of,all, fun. The concert stage represents
the expanding professional career for this young nutt.
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Mike Douglas, Nutt, and Miss Bobbie Gentry on a recent "Mike Douglas
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