100 Years, 100 Stories/Love, Groucho (Great American Humorists )
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What a delightful book and what a chance to see the real Groucho Marx. As a long time fan of both Groucho and George Burns, this book had me totally enthralled. What true treasures to the entertainment industry!
A delight from beginning to end. Frank Ferrante is convincing as Groucho, and the book provides valuable insight into the character of this fascinating man. John Byner doesn't try to imitate George Burns, but the material is pure gold; many of Burns' showbiz stories had me laughing out loud.