Revised, enlarged and illustrated by Gene Gloye. This is the kind of material--assorted comedy bits and pieces that you can add to any group of tricks to build up your show, add laughs, and fill in for time. Chapters cover: Cards, Comedy Props, Using Vo

Exactly as the title implies, this is a virtual encyclopedia of jakes and gags for the balloon worker/family entertainer. Over a hundred topics included. There you are . . . in front of an audience. You are doing a clown routine or

Another collection of bits, quips, cracks, and nonsense from the classic comedy mind of Robert Orben.

Essential for the entertainer! The Book of Visual Comedy is an invaluable resource for entertainers of every description: magicians, comedians, clowns,

From Lee Jacobs comes 28 pages of one liners, stories, jokes, etc. all based around Christmas, New Year, and Hanukkah. Some great stuff here and some not so great, BUT for $3.00 if you get one line out of this book you made a wise investment. Some are v

Steve Shrott has been writing and performing comedy for twenty years. He runs many seminars on how to write humor as well as coaching executives on delivery. In his book he teaches you how to develop your own comedy

This booklet contains over 200 jokes, cartoons, gags, visual stunts, and one-liners custom made for magicians and mentalists. These special hints and comedic gems will tighten up your act and make your next performance a barrel

Over 250 jokes, cartoons, gags, visual stunts and one-liners especially for magicians and mentalists! I have a deck of 52 cards. I counted them in front of a mirror to make sure I didn't cheat! To me, the best

Davey Marlin-Jones was 18 years old. He wanted to call his new book Comedy Capers, but Percy Abbott thought that was too sophisticated and ended up calling it Comedy Tricks and Gags. It was published in 1950. Monk Watson wrote the intro for it and it's