Mark it and Strike it: An AutobiographyHolt, Rinehart and Winston, 1960 - 432 páginas |
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... radio , and lie there hap- pily waiting for the fireworks . You might think that you could not get very far into such a commercial without realizing that a trick had been played on you but that is because you are not a radio announcer ...
... radio , and lie there hap- pily waiting for the fireworks . You might think that you could not get very far into such a commercial without realizing that a trick had been played on you but that is because you are not a radio announcer ...
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... radio . Another reason for this is the difference in the sound set - up be- tween the two mediums . In radio the comedian's lips are usually five or six inches away from the microphone , which means that engineers can get a full , rich ...
... radio . Another reason for this is the difference in the sound set - up be- tween the two mediums . In radio the comedian's lips are usually five or six inches away from the microphone , which means that engineers can get a full , rich ...
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... radio and television commercials , and so forth . I'd bet my Polaroid stock that there isn't a comic in this whole ... radio and TV there are only two instances in which barefaced theft of my material apparently took place . The first ...
... radio and television commercials , and so forth . I'd bet my Polaroid stock that there isn't a comic in this whole ... radio and TV there are only two instances in which barefaced theft of my material apparently took place . The first ...
Palavras e frases frequentes
actors Allen American amusing announcer asked audience Aunt Bob Hope broadcast called Catholic Christian comedians comedy Communists course critics Dorothy evil example eyes face fact feel Fred Allen friends funny girl hand heard Hollywood hope humor idea intellectual interview Jack Benny Jackie Gleason Jayne Joe Shulman jokes KFAC laugh learned letter live look matter Milton Berle mind minutes Mort Sahl mother nation never once perhaps piano play popular prayer radio realized reason Red Skelton script seems Sid Caesar simply smile song sort station Steve Steve Allen story street studio Subud talk television tell theater thing thought tion Tonight Tonight show turned usually walked week What's My Line woman words write York