St. Augustine Record
The Record on Aug. 6: “The world-famous drummer for The Beatles toured the Lightner Museum without fanfare, played the piano in the ballroom of the Casa Monica Hotel without drawing a crowd and politely said, ‘No comment, no comment’ to St. Augustine Record reporters and photographers, who eventually caught up with him.”
The Record on Aug. 10: “It turns out the Ringo Starr sighting in St. Augustine last Thursday was really a man starring in a hoax.”
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Oops!: St. Augustine Record is fooled by Ringo look-alike
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