Jesters of the Republic #35
Joe E. Lewis
for the series:
Jesters of the Republic
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Blog of the Month (November, 2009)
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The Serial Content:
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- A is for Arbus (52)
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- Aftermath: Japan (9)
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- American Dance Orchestras of the 1920s (18)
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- American Dry Spell (15)
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- American Pinup (4)
- An Illustrated History of American Labor (13)
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- Ancient Voices (24)
- And Biograph Was There . . . (3)
- Animated Images (5)
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- Art at 45 r.p.m. (2)
- Art of Adolescence (10)
- Art of American Amusement (11)
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4 comments so far:
For years and years whenever I heard about the movie The Joker is Wild, which I've never seen, I always got Joe E. Lewis confused in my mind with Joe E. Brown, and I asked myself why the hell would Frank Sinatra be playing Joe E. Brown?
Security!
Correction: The last name on his grave marker is Gebardi. He reportedly used several variations on his real name.
The handiwork of Vincenzo Garibaldi, aka "Machine Gun" Jack McGurn, planner of the St. Valentine's Massacre. Also one of Sinatra's most memorable performances.
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