Who Dis?

[George K]

A clue.

He worked in a stable in the early 1960s.

[Catseye3]

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Eddie Arcaro.

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[George K]

@catseye3 said in Who Dis?:

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Eddie Arcaro.

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Nope. Wrong kind of "stable."

[Mik]

@catseye3 said in Who Dis?:

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Eddie Arcaro.

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[LuFins Dad]

Do you mean that he literally worked mucking stalls, he portrayed a stable/farm hand in a show or movie, or he was part of a stable of actors?

[Mik]

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Wiiilbur

Alan young? Kind of cheating since he’s dead since 2016.

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[Copper]

My clue was better.

[George K]

@copper said in Who Dis?:

My clue was better.

Yes, indeed.

[LuFins Dad]

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Neil Sedaka?

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[Catseye3]

So can we talk about who it is now?

[George K]

@catseye3 said in Who Dis?:

So can we talk about who it is now?

Yup. LuFin's Dad got it right.

Neil Sedaka.

"Oh Carol" was about Carole King, one of the other songwriters that worked in the stable of songwriters in the early 1960s.

[Catseye3]

Mr. Ed DOES NOT approve of this puzzle.

[LuFins Dad]

It WAS Copper’s clue along with thinking about different types of stables.

[George K]

@lufins-dad said in Who Dis?:

It WAS Copper’s clue along with thinking about different types of stables.

[LuFins Dad]

@george-k said in Who Dis?:

@lufins-dad said in Who Dis?:

It WAS Copper’s clue along with thinking about different types of stables.

At first I was thinking of studio stables as in movies and tv… A lot of guys that were role players before getting their breakout. I was going completely down the wrong track.