The Bedside Book
Of CELEBRITY GOSSIP
An audacious collection of outrageous
cracks to make you crack up.
Read what famous people like Lyndon
Johnson, Fred Allen, Groucho Marx, Bette Midler, Dean Martin,
Williams, George Burns, Carol Burnett, Clark Gable, Gandhi, Mick
Jagger, John Lennon, Dolly Parton, and many others gossip about
other famous people.
1500 hilarious barbs from one
celebrity to another. Here's a book guaranteed to appeal to
everyone's baser instincts. Weight 160 gm approx. net.
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(US$8.95) postpaid
The Bedside Book
Of CELEBRITY BLOOPERS
By Kermit
Schafer.
Here's Johnny Carson, Bob Hope,
Raquel Welch, Walter Cronkite, David Frost and countless other
stars caught with their proverbial pants down before the censor
could save the situation with his ubiquitous bleep.
Here are bloopers that were too hot
for TV. Some moments are famous and some are fantastic finds. See
your favorite celebrities in some of their most embarrassing
moments. Weight 100 gm approx. net.
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RM30.21 (US$7.95) postpaid
THE MOVIE GREATS
A book showing the most memorable moments
in certain films - the "Movie Greats" - that stand out as high
points - single, lasting, striking visual scenes in the movie
world. Interesting and informative. Featuring interesting articles
about the movie stars who became screen legends.
As long as people care about great
performances, classic stories, and the magic of the camera, some
films will remain "Movie Greats." There are moments in certain
films that stand out as high points of our collective
consciousness: the chariot race in BEN-HUR, the "Whadda ya wanna
do" scene from MARTY, the moment in CASABLANCA when Humphrey
Bogart gives the famous "good-bye" speech to Ingrid Bergman.
Once in a while, a single, striking visual image catches at
something deep in our minds and holds on. The picture of Burt
Lancaster and Deborah Ken embracing in the surf in FROM HERE TO
ETERNITY is such an image. Or think about George C. Scott in full
uniform against the backdrop of a giant American Flag in PATTON.
When a film can give us an image
that indelible, that lasting, it surely deserves its place in the
company of the best. It becomes a "MOVIE GREAT."
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'Astound your friends by your
apparent understanding of subjects you know nothing about.'
Evening Express (Aberdeen)
'Full of exactly the right sort of
information to enable you to stand apart from the crowd.'
Daily Examiner (Huddersfield)
'All you need to get on in the
world is bluff.'
Western Morning News (Plymouth)
In other areas of human endeavour bluffing is an easy
way out - a method of artificially appearing knowledgeable. In
fortune telling it is a way of life. In fact there are those who
would suggest (rather unkindly) that it is nothing but a stylized,
ritualized form of bluffing from beginning to end.