Sunday nights at seven
Subtitle: the Jack Benny story
By: by Jack Benny and his daughter Joan ; with a foreword by George Burns.
Contributors: Benny, Joan, 1934-
Publisher: Warner Books
Published: 1990
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 302
Subjects: Benny, Jack, 1894-1974; Comedians -- United States -- Biography
Description: From Publishers Weekly:

Comedian Benny left behind his unpublished autobiography when he died at age 80 in 1974. Here, in what PW termed an "entertaining and moving" manner, he reveals the secrets of his tremendous appeal as his daughter supplements the text with accounts of the family's home life. According to PW , "The daughter's sensibilities, at least as expressed here, contrast sharply with the father's bighearted outlook on life." Photos.
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From Library Journal:

About half of this book consists of an unpublished autobiography that Jack Benny wrote in the late 1960s; the remainder comprises reminiscences and commentary by Joan Benny. Joan's feeling for her mother, Mary Livingstone, could best be described as ambivalent, and her life (including three marriages) hasn't been perfect, but the love and admiration she feels for her father is apparent. By virtually all accounts Benny was a nice, pleasant man, and those same adjectives also apply to this book.