At 19:08, "Gypsy Boots" confuses RAZOR BLADES with APPLES. A few years later, reports (possibly, early "urban legends") popped up, claiming that deceitful adults were secreting double-edged razor blades (sometimes, stickpins) inside apples, to give to trick-or-treaters, attempting to cause serious injury. Many dentists' and doctors' offices placed announcements in newspapers at Hallowe'en, offering to X-ray kids' baskets of treats for such hidden booby traps. I wonder if "Boots" knew something ... or, even worse.
That was Robert Bootzin, who went by the name of "Gypsy Boots", an early proponent of yoga hand "health foods". He could pass a football 70 yards, in a near perfect spiral. He was a frequent guest on Steve Allen's various TV shows, and the inspiration for the song, "Nature Boy", which became a hit for Nat "King" Cole.
