Writer/Publisher Norman Cousins famously showed the world how LAUGHTER can cure disease. After learning that he’d come down with an incurable, terminal disease Cousins rejected the grim prognosis and got hold of a 16mm projector to run copies of Jack Benny shows and Laurel & Hardy short subjects. He documented his escape from certain death in the book ANATOMY OF AN ILLNESS. I have a section about Mr. Cousins, including a link to the movie version of his book HERE.
Let’s Warm Up With Academy Award
Winner James Stewart Telling…
The Funniest Joke He Ever Heard!
Here’s A Classic Appetizer…
The Loony 60’s TV show that took a mere
25 minutes each week to snowball a
situation to absurd heights – then just end.
WARNING: UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES see
the disastrous 1990s movie version of Car 54.
If you do… you may never laugh again.
Two of the wildest Car 54 shows here!
1) This One Presents Sheer Lunacy…
2) The Boys Manage To Crash
The New York Stock Exchange…
3) It’s Sheer Mania When The Precinct’s
Capt. Block Goes On Vacation And Leaves
His Dear Parrot With… Officer Toody.
Laurel and Hardy’s Masterpiece!
People Who Don’t Laugh At
This May Just Be Dead…
(See my SEANCE Page)
Another “Car 54, Where Are You?” classic!
A story about our fixation with
romance and… movie stars.
MGM honcho Irving Thalberg once noted:
“Every American has two businesses.
Their own and the movies.”
In this segment, Molly Picon acts that out as she
portrays recurring character Mrs. Bronson,
a Bronx widow with a case of terminal optimism.
Featuring the always hilarious Judith Lowery doing her little old lady schtick and an early
Prime Time television appearance by Hal Linden.
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Take a trip through time with MOJO BROS. BOOKS as we look back at an assortment of slightly bawdy Bar Napkins from years gone by. BevNaps of this sort became a fixture at the 1950s Suburban Cocktail Party, and their ribaldry was part of the charm associated with long-stemmed cocktail glasses, the swirling of Gin, Vermouth, and ice, the leer of comedians like the famed Groucho Marx – whose own like of Bawdy BevNaps we proudly feature in this volume. While considered tame by today’s standards, these items tickled the funny-bone of generations who lived before “R” and “X” rated movies routinely streamed into the home. Yes, to some these will seem sexist, maybe even offensive. What can we do about the overly sensitive? Those features are precisely what makes these items so quaint and nostalgic. So come on back to a time when we laughed at the “Battle of the Sexes” and didn’t hire lawyers to sue people over making gently risqué jokes.
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