Glenn Beck’s success, or failure, to draw a crowd last night at theaters broadcasting his one-man show could impact more than just his bank account.
If Beck’s experiment succeeds, other radio personalities could go the same route. Or it could convince at least one movie studio that there’s an audience for right-of-center material. Maybe.
WWTW reader Lezlie sent this report from one theater showing “Beck ‘08 – Live” last night:
I just got home from seeing the show in Houston. The theater was packed. The only empty seats were in the front row. Our theater group clapped and cheered along with the audience in Dallas.
Anyone else see the show? What was the crowd’s reaction?
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