Talk:Chuck Barris

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[edit] Bowling Green

I have some proof about Chuck Barris living in Bowling Green, KY. My friend's mom is a volunteer for the Bowling Green Chamber Orchestra and Chuck Barris has been at some shows or is hosting some shows for the BG Chamber Orchestra. This Friday he is going to be at one and my friend (knowing I'm a fan of Barris) asked if I wanted to meet him.

This same friend also told me that Barris has (or is planning to buy) bought a house in Bowling Green. If I get to meet him Friday, I will try to confirm.

I do not think he was in the Witness Protection Program but it is plausible that he is moving to Bowling Green.

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There`s some vandalism here that doesn`t show up on the edit

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Does anybody have a source about him being in the Witness protection program? Jcmiller 03:38, 12 May 2006 (UTC)

Seems unlikely Jackie Autry would have objected to the Barris shows in 1979 -- he was still married to his first wife at the time (who would pass away in 1980).