against syria even as he attends the g-20 summit in russia. that s the fox report s top 5. and on this day in 1957 viking press published jack s classic novel on the road. it was his second book, but it would become the one that made him a literary giant and an icon of the budding beat movement. the story documents a cross country road trip that he took with a friend fnlt he logged much of the journey in notebooks such as late night parties and drunken poetry readings as they happened. in 1951 he tied up the firs draft of a continuous on a continuous scroll of paper in just three weeks. he later shortened the story and renamed the major characters, but america first hitched a ride with jack 56 years ago today.
i do the bookings. i do that very well. i like to think. reporter: it s been operating in this tiny basement since it was started by lorraine s husband, max gordon, 75 years ago. he opened this club in 1935. it was not a jazz club then. it was the same room, but it did not jazz, it was poetry readings. this was max s office. there s a picture of max, sitting right here in this spot. this is the same terrible, ugly desk, i dare not get rid of it. my father, max, sat down very strong roots. reporter: these days, debora gordon helps her mother run the club her father created. what is that? it just came. reporter: what s the secret to the vanguard s long survival? it might be knowing what to change and when. through the 40s, 50s, and 60s, they shifted from poetry to jazz and the business model shifted too. we don t serve food. i have no food bills. that could eat up half of your business. we threw the food out when the chef died, the restaurant part
reporter: it s been operating in this tiny basement since it was started by lorraine s husband, max gordon, 75 years ago. he opened this club in 1935. it was not a jazz club then. it was the same room, but it did not jazz, it was poetry readings. this was max s office. there s a picture of max, sitting right here in this spot. this is the same terrible, ugly desk, i dare not get rid of it. my father, max, sat down very strong roots. reporter: these days, debora gordon helps her mother run the club her father created. what is that? it just came. reporter: what s the secret to the vanguard s long survival? it might be knowing what to change and when. through the 40s, 50s, and 60s, they shifted from poetry to jazz and the business model shifted too.
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