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So Far, So Funny My Life in Show Business Book

So Far, So Funny My Life in Show Business
So Far, So Funny My Life in Show Business, At 18, Hal Kanter first came to Hollywood to work as the ghost writer for a comic strip for the princely sum of $10 per week—before he was fired. It was then he heard an Eddie Cantor radio show and realized that he could write better jokes than the famed , So Far, So Funny My Life in Show Business has a rating of 2.5 stars
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So Far, So Funny My Life in Show Business, At 18, Hal Kanter first came to Hollywood to work as the ghost writer for a comic strip for the princely sum of $10 per week—before he was fired. It was then he heard an Eddie Cantor radio show and realized that he could write better jokes than the famed , So Far, So Funny My Life in Show Business
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  • So Far, So Funny My Life in Show Business
  • Written by author Hal Kanter
  • Published by McFarland & Co Inc, 1998/10/31
  • At 18, Hal Kanter first came to Hollywood to work as the ghost writer for a comic strip for the princely sum of $10 per week—before he was fired. It was then he heard an Eddie Cantor radio show and realized that he could write better jokes than the famed
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1 Hal Did a Lot for Our Family 1
2 The Advantage of Being on the Bottom 8
3 The Happy Hour of Eternity 12
4 Do Ducks Waddle? 16
5 I Do All of My Work Sitting Down 21
6 Romance Into Marriage 26
7 Spice to My Conversation 32
8 Whether It Happened or Not 39
9 Everybody Knows It's Raining 44
10 Why Aren't I Wet? 50
11 His Dentist Was a Proctologist 57
12 Only a Pig 65
13 An Honest Living 72
14 'Til I Say It Is 77
15 A Virtue I Do Not Possess 83
16 An Apology 87
17 My One Goal 90
18 "Shit," He Said Briefly 96
19 Even Inanimate Objects 99
20 Hollywood's Lesson 104
21 No Small Parts 108
22 Some People Are So Sensitive 115
23 I'm O.K. 119
24 No Good Can Come of It 126
25 What a Lamp Post Thinks of Dogs 131
26 By Words Alone 138
27 If Writers Were Good Businessmen 141
28 A Clean Sheet of Paper 146
29 If Lincoln Were Alive Today 150
30 But Why Should I Depress You? 156
31 Always a Beginner 163
32 Ten Percent of Everything 169
33 No Reason to Regret It 175
34 I'd Rather Have Cocoa 183
35 I Forgot to Write It Down 187
36 Three People Have a Baby 193
37 If You See My Producer 197
38 On Schedule 204
39 Without Music 209
40 The Show Goes On 216
41 Still Frisky 222
42 The Gift of Laughter 228
43 Expressing Ourselves 236
44 When My Comedy Succeeds 240
45 What Critics Say 247
46 Hamlet's Experiences 254
47 Feed Gravel to His Oxen 264
48 The Big Show 271
49 You're Going to Love Melbourne 277
50 If You Live Long Enough 285
Index 293


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