To comedians, 'material'--their jokes--has always been precious,
worthy of protecting and preserving. On stage, a good vaudeville
routine could last years as it was performed on tour across the
country. On radio, a year's vaudeville material might be fodder for
one week's broadcast. Bob Hope used new material not only for his
weekly radio series, but also for the several live charity
appearances he made each week.
Organized by the stages of his life, accompanied by black-and-white
photographs, this book gives readers a chance to enjoy the very
best of Hope's jokes, from his early years in vaudeville, his
top-rated radio show in the '30s and '40s, his legendary television
appearances, and much more.
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