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Comedy — North Liberty
North Liberty has given the world no comedian. Its comedy record, run whole, is a set of negatives with one lively exception: on a June night, a touring stand-up bill played a tavern on Crumstown Highway, ten dollars a ticket — proof that the working circuit reaches even here, and the only comedy event in the town's documented record. The tests print first, at their sizes; the tavern night closes the file.
The people tests: no born or raised-here comic
Tested November 2026
No stand-up, sketch or comic actor born or raised in North Liberty was found in the record reached. The town's screen names were tested at exact tie strength: Marci Miller (born and raised here) is a dramatic actress, and no…
Broadcast, campus and print: the two-part humor test
Tested November 2026
The local-broadcast and humor-in-print tests return negatives in both their parts. Broadcast: no sketch show, children's clown or comedy programme was produced from North Liberty — the county's famous local productions are South…
The room: stand-up at JJ's Crumstown Tavern
A June bill, at flyer strength
The one comedy room in the town's documented record is a tavern on the same highway as the 1974 case — and the record must be careful, because the addresses differ. A promoter's flyer (No Quarter Entertainment, circulated on…