Treadmill to Oblivion: My Days in Radio
Allen, Fred,
Treadmill to Oblivion,
first published in 1954, is comedian Fred Allen's account of his career
in radio as host of his comedy-variety show (1934-1949). Filled with
Allen's wit and humor, the book includes many radio skits featuring
Allen, his wife Portland, and stars such as Jack Benny and George
Jessel, and provides a fascinating look at radio during its “Golden
Age.” Prior to his radio career, Allen was a vaudeville star; those
exploits are recounted in his book Much Ado About Me. Fred Allen died in New York City in 1956 at the age of 61.
first published in 1954, is comedian Fred Allen's account of his career
in radio as host of his comedy-variety show (1934-1949). Filled with
Allen's wit and humor, the book includes many radio skits featuring
Allen, his wife Portland, and stars such as Jack Benny and George
Jessel, and provides a fascinating look at radio during its “Golden
Age.” Prior to his radio career, Allen was a vaudeville star; those
exploits are recounted in his book Much Ado About Me. Fred Allen died in New York City in 1956 at the age of 61.
年:
1954
语言:
english
文件:
PDF, 28.72 MB
IPFS:
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english, 1954
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