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The Machine-Age Comic

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Biographies

 

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Lee W

 

Date added:

November 17, 2011

 

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University

 

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B

 

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2 / 296

 

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He had the ability to crack jokes about political and worldly situations without being criticized. According to the "Machine Age Comic," Bob Hope had no depth. Of course, he made up for that with his enthusiasm and his ability to keep up with current events. He even took a side in the Vietnam War which brings about one of the most important things he did...
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He entertained them and took them away from the battlefield. He gave them "well-machined jokes that drowned out the machinery of war." Everyone loved him for that. He didn't let them think about the seriousness of war. Instead of catering to the new and exciting ways of the comedians today, he kept his old fashioned ways and attuned them to the current events...
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