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| Introduction | ix | |
| Lucille Ball | 1 | |
| Milton Berle | 24 | |
| Carol Burnett | 48 | |
| Sid Caesar | 62 | |
| Imogene Coca | 89 | |
| Tim Conway | 108 | |
| Jackie Gleason | 116 | |
| Danny Kaye | 141 | |
| Ernie Kovacs | 159 | |
| Olsen and Johnson | 184 | |
| Martha Raye | 186 | |
| Soupy Sales | 189 | |
| Red Skelton | 193 | |
| Dick Van Dyke | 219 | |
| Flip Wilson | 226 | |
| Jonathan Winters | 229 | |
| Ed Wynn | 237 | |
| Chapter Notes | 241 | |
| TV-ographies | 245 | |
| Bibliography | 251 | |
| Index | 253 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Paul Lemieux
reviewed The Great Clowns of American Television on March 13, 2012
The Great Clowns of American Television
Convincing
This book is a convincing and well-written account of both Jane Fonda’s activities in Vietnam and the history of American treason law and prosecutions. My one reservation is that it gets a little too much into very extended quotes from primary sources.
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