In a fit of laughter
Subtitle: an anthology of modern humor.
By: Edited by Veronica Geng, with an introd. by Steve Allen.
Publisher: Platt & Munk
Published: 1969
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 296
Subjects: American wit and humor.; English wit and humor.
Table of contents: title: Telephone, by M. Nichols and E. May.; title: Unhappy Frank, by J. Lennon.; title: Dental or mental, I say it's spinach, by S. J. Perelman.; title: What should children tell parents? By E. B. White.; title: The etiquette of courtship, by D. O. Stewart.; title: The late-show pitchman, by S. Allen.; title: The discovery of America, by R. Armour.; title: The case of Doc Green, by D. Marquis.; title: Chapter the last: Merriman explains, by A. Atkinson.; title: The color of mice, by E. B. White.; title: My financial career, by S. Leacock.; title: I can't breathe, by R. Lardner.; title: "What do you expect for two dollars?" By A. J. Liebling.; title: Death of a simian and scholar, by J. Lardner.; title: Davie Shaw's friends, by M. Puzo.; title: Hands across the sea, by N. Coward.; title: The 2,000-year-old man, by M. Brooks and C. Reiner.; title: Yma dream, by T. Meehan.; title: The cliché expert testifies on war, by F. Sullivan.; title: Milo, by J. Heller.; title: Statement of Arthur James Wentworth, bachelor of arts, by H. Ellis.; title: The stranger within our gates, by R. Benchley.; title: The old trouper, by D. Marquis.; title: Turkey remains and how to inter them with numerous scarce recipes, by F. S. Fitzgerald.; title: A criminal type, by A. P. Herbert.; title: Quadroon, by R. Lardner.; title: You could look it up, by J. Thurber.