You Can Spread Jelly On The Peanut

I've Never Been What You'd Call A Great Singer, But I Loved To Sing.

Otherwise, Everything Got Better And Better, Just One Surprise After Another. And That's Why I Wrote The Book About A Matter Of Being In The Right Place At The Right Time, And Just Luck.

We Had All Week To Rehearse. An Audience Would Come In At The End Of The Week And We'd Our Little Show. Most Of The Ad- Libbing Happened During The Week On The Show.

I Was A 'laurel And Hardy' Nut. I Got To Know Laurel At The End Of His Life, And It Was A Great Thrill For Me. He Left Me His Bow Tie And Derby And Told Me That If They Ever Made A Movie About Him, He'd Want Me To Play Him.

I Would Love To See Carl Reiner Working In The Arena Today. He Did Some Marvelous Things On Our Show In The Early '60s When It Was A Little Edgy. We Did Shows About Blacks, A Couple, Three Of Those. Some Thought-provoking Stuff.