Fine Art of Boxing, The (No Stooge in the Ring)
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I Am Trying to Think But Nothing Happens
Stories About the King of Laughter Curly Howard, His Children and Fans
| Author: | Robertino Yanzanny, with Andrea Denise Server-Bell Artwork by John Niederberger |
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| Paperback: | 124 pages |
| Publisher: | Christian Faith Publishing (2024) |
| Avg. Rating: |   [1.00/10] |
| In Print? | Yes |
The author's self-published book presents chapters with Curly Howard's grandchildren, who discuss learning about and embracing their family legacy. Also of interest is the author's account of meeting Stooges family members to visit the Boys' gravesites. Mr. Yanzanny's best intentions are clear, as is his love of the Stooges, but his presentation of Three Stooges history is rife with errors and misinformation. For Three Stooges book completists only.
From the back cover...
"Lifelong fan and author Robertino Yanzanny interviews living family members, principally Andrea Denise Server-Bell, Curly's granddaughter, to document and reveal the story of The Three Stooges' most beloved, innovative comedian and brother Curly Howard.
Luis I. Reyes, Film Historian"
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