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There was a comedy caper movie in the 60's whose title started with the same words. It was entertaining, zany and featured many great comedians. We actually had a surfeit of comedians in my youth and I miss them dearly. Now things are even crazier, much less entertaining and in no way comedic. Oh well. This is a 6 by 4.5 inches gel pen with color pencil drawing on medium bond acid-free paper. If Original Jones Art wants a good belly laugh he looks to the past here in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Mark Peterson

Mark Peterson 7 hours ago

2026 and beyond MAD !

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Yes, Peter. Is it planet Earth or one over-sized bedlam? Hope all is going great with you. :)
Joanie Holliday

Joanie Holliday 8 hours ago

YOU ARE SO RIGHT CHARLES. THATS WHY I HAVE AND WATCH OLD MOVIES AND GREAT OLD COMEDIES. DID YOU EVER WATCH VICTOR BORGIE (SP) ? FANTASTIC COMEDY WORK.

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Yes, I remember Victor Borge. He was usually sitting at a piano in his skits. So many wonderful variety shows back in the day. :)
Dave Matke

Dave Matke 9 hours ago

I remember that movie ... star studded and madcap ! No films like that today for sure. Nice fresh look drawing ! Hope all good your way as we roll into the weekend : )

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Who knew Spencer Tracy was good at comedy? Yeah, those were the days. Ethel Merman was a hoot also. :)