Will Rogers' U.S.A.
By: adapted and directed by Paul Shyre
Contributors: Rogers, Will, 1879-1935; Whitmore, James, 1921-2009
Series: Columbia masterworks
Publisher: Columbia
Published: 1971
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Drama; American Humorists; American wit and humor; Monologues; One-person shows (Performing arts)
Other titles: George Spota & Marc Merson present James Whitmore in Will Rogers' U.S.A.; James Whitmore : Will Rogers' U.S.A.
Notes: "Original cast recording."

Descriptive notes in part by Will Rogers, Jr., Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and George Spota on container.

Performed by James Whitmore.

Recorded live at the Mark Tapor Forum, Music Center, Los Angeles.
Table of contents: title: Opening; title: Hollywood; title: Cherokees-grass and water; title: Fourth grade McGuffy's; title: Republican Party convention; title: Democratic Party convention; title: Dollar diplomacy; title: A man of peace; title: Passport to Europe; title: The Prince of Wales; title: Rope tricks is all little; title: All I know is what I read in the newspapers; title: Doctoring is a funny thing; title: The Ziegfeld follies; title: We sure love slogans in this country; title: Charlie Russell-artist; title: Women and money; title: The Congressional Record; title: Dopey-the pot-bellied pony; title: Newspapers is a joke book; title: Free rent at the White House; title: Calvin Coolidge done nothing, but he done it better; title: Pilgrims, Plymouth and praying; title: News of the day; title: Women's corsets; title: Liberty; title: Wiley Post and me.