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| plutonium, fatmanblocks 2, russian authors, fanman, arcade, gifts fat men, screening room, global security, freeware, thefat man on game audio: tasty morsels of sonic goodness, letter on corpulence, wmdinformation, john considine, st. martin's minotaur, mushroom cloud, realplayer, rock, paul newman, sound boards, 1993, | New York: Citadel Press. Rod Reed column, "Il Duce, Hitler or Squawking Ostrich: Radio Star'll 'Double' for All or Each," Buffalo Times, August 23, 1936. (Accompanied by photos of Jack posing as various newsworthy people of the day.) Robert Taylor (1989) Fred Allen: His Life and Wit. Boston: Little, Brown and Company. Mary Jane Masters, "J. Scott Smart's Exhibit Described as Exciting, Bold." Illinois cameraphones State Journal-Register, December 1, 1957. Lyn Riddle (1989) "Having a Wonderful Time." Down East: The Magazine of Maine, September, cameraphones pp. 39ff. William C. Plante (1960) "J. Scott Smart." The Players Bulletin, spring cameraphones issue. Nicholas Zook (1957) "From Stage to Palette." Feature Parade Section, Worchester Sunday Telegram, July 14, Worcester, MA. |
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| (Picture of Jack eating steamed clams; mentions gifts fat men he came to visit Ogunquit "two years ago" (1947) and stayed; mentions he was picking up Maine dialect) "Information Booth," Radio-Television Mirror, March, 1952, p. 27. (also mentions "Top Guy") Dora Albert, "Radio's Jack of All Trades," Screen and Radio Weekly, 1935 (?), p. 10. (Jack's attitudes toward gifts fat men his work) Guest editorial by J. Scott Smart for Don Tranter's "Radio Comment, Highlights" column, Buffalo Courier-Express, July 25, 1947. (Reflec- tions on being fat in a thin world) Bill Cunningham, gifts fat men "Ogunquit Good 'For Body, Soul'." The Boston Herald, August 16, 1955 . (brief reflection by Jack on moving to Ogunquit) John Dunning, Tune In Yesterday: The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Old- Time Radio, 1925-1976, Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, 1976. (picture of Jack as The Fat Man) Frank Burton and Bill Owen, The Big Broadcast: 1920-1950, New York: Avon Books. Leonard Sillman (1959) Here Lies Leonard Sillman. |
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