The Life of the Party by Bennett Cerf is a delightful collection of anecdotes, fables, puns, yarns, and short tall tales that showcase Cerf's signature humor. Originally published in 1956, this Book Club Edition features illustrations by Carl Rose and captures the sharp wit of one of America's most beloved humorists and publishers. Bennett Cerf, known for his role as a publisher and TV personality on "What's My Line?", offers a variety of amusing stories and limericks that entertain with a lighthearted and effervescent charm.
This edition includes chapters such as "Babes in the Hollywoods," "The Farmers and the Cowboys," and "The Pun-American Conference," providing a broad range of comedic styles and topics. Perfect for collectors of vintage humor books or anyone looking to add a classic piece of mid-20th century American wit to their library. Published by Doubleday, this book remains a timeless source of laughter and storytelling.
