Produced before the era of political correctness, these stirrers display the trifecta of offensiveness, embodying elements of racism, sexism, and ageism. If you don't enjoy this kind of rib tickling, back slapping humor . then you've obviously evolved. Your guests are supposed to "bust" out laughing when they see how "Zulu Lulu" transforms fron "nifty at 15" to "droopy at 40" A real laugh riot...

Berry, Erick. Cleveland, Harter Publishing Company, 1934. Illustrated boards rubbed and soiled with torn and taped top and bottom of spine. Stereotyped story of a native boy who tricks animals into doing his work.

Script for "Amo's Wedding" episode of the Amos and Andy radio show.Pictures Amos & Andy on front. In orginal shipping envelope with show logo as return address. Excellent condition. ON HOLD