That Coolidge Incident--$72,000 for Fifteen Minutes--The Famous Alarm Clock--Memoriam to Knute Rockne--Tribute to Herbert Hoover--Mr. Hughes and the Red Cross--Radio Exploitation of Mothers' Day--Greets England in Honor of Jubilee--From a Final Broadcast.
Popular Commentator on News--Rogers' "Daily Chore"-- Self-made Diplomat--Prince of Wales "Regular Feller"-- Literary Achievements--40,000,000 Readers--Recipe for Humor--All I Know I Read in the Papers--Rogers Genuinely Sympathetic--Shafts of Wit.
Famous Election Broadcast--"Alfalfa Bill" Endorses Rogers --Politics Rogers' Target--Ridicules American Politics-- Presidents Enjoy Jokes--Overnight Guest at White House-- Pokes Fun at Administration--Mayor of Beverly Hills.
"Money Doesn't Worry Me"--Friend of Cowboys--Cantor Buys Stock for Rogers--Salvation Army a Pet Charity-- Donated Services to Benefits--In Front Rank as Humorist-- Always Ready to Lend Helping Hand--Shrewd Business Man --Loss Mourned by Charitable Organizations--Rogers' Big Heart.
On Lecture Tour--Speech at Friars Club a Classic--Jibes at Movie Industry--Takes Fling at Landis--Pokes Fun at Augustus Thomas--Rogers "Takes up" Al Smith--Al Smith's Courtship--Popularity of Al Smith.
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Publication Information: Book Title: Will Rogers, Ambassador of Good Will Prince of Wit and Wisdom. Contributors: P. J. O'Brien - author, Lowell Thomas - author. Publisher: John C. Winston. Place of Publication: Philadelphia. Publication Year: 1935. Page Number: 10.
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