Bib Ballads by Lardner Ring 1885-1933 - 2013-01-28

MP3 Audio CD. 14.99 by Lardner, Ring, 1885-1933; Fox, Fontaine, 1884-1964 [Illustrator]

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IDB Productions, 2017-01-01. MP3 CD. New. Ring Lardner is an average father when his first baby is born, filled with amazement and all of the predictable reactions as he observes his young son grows up. He scribbled a book of 29 short verses on different aspects of parenthood.</br></br>Ringgold Wilmer "Ring" Lardner was a US sports columnist and a writer of short fiction known highly for his humorous works of sports, marriage, and the stage. He was a colleague of Ernest Hemingway, Virginia Woolf and F. Scott Fitzgerald, each one of whom stated high regard for Ring

MP3 Audio CD. Bib Ballads GOOD-BY BILL Dollar Bill, that I've held so tight Ever since payday, a week ago, Shall I purchase with you tonight A pair of seats at the vaudeville show? (Hark! A voice from the easy chair: "Look at his shoes! We must buy a pair.") Dollar Bill, from the wreckage saved, Tell me, how shall I squander you? Shall I be shined, shampooed and shaved, Singed and trimmed 'round the edges, too? (Hark! A voice from the easy chair: "He hasn't a romper that's fit to wear.") Dollar Bill, that I cherished so, Think of the cigarettes you'd buy, Turkish ones, with a kick, you know; Makin's eventually tire a guy. (Hark! A voice from the easy chair: "Look at those stockings! Just one big tear!") Dollar Bill, it is time to part. What do I care for a vaudeville show? I'll shave myself and look just as smart. Makin's aren't so bad, you know. Dollar Bill, we must say good-by; There on the floor is the Reason Why.

MP3 Audio CD. Bib Ballads GOOD-BY BILL Dollar Bill, that I've held so tight Ever since payday, a week ago, Shall I purchase with you tonight A pair of seats at the vaudeville show? (Hark! A voice from the easy chair: "Look at his shoes! We must buy a pair.") Dollar Bill, from the wreckage saved, Tell me, how shall I squander you? Shall I be shined, shampooed and shaved, Singed and trimmed 'round the edges, too? (Hark! A voice from the easy chair: "He hasn't a romper that's fit to wear.") Dollar Bill, that I cherished so, Think of the cigarettes you'd buy, Turkish ones, with a kick, you know; Makin's eventually tire a guy. (Hark! A voice from the easy chair: "Look at those stockings! Just one big tear!") Dollar Bill, it is time to part. What do I care for a vaudeville show? I'll shave myself and look just as smart. Makin's aren't so bad, you know. Dollar Bill, we must say good-by; There on the floor is the Reason Why.

MP3 Audio CD. Ring Lardner is an average father when his first baby is born, filled with amazement and all of the predictable reactions as he observes his young son grows up. He scribbled a book of 29 short verses on different aspects of parenthood.Ringgold Wilmer "Ring" Lardner was a US sports columnist and a writer of short fiction known highly for his humorous works of sports, marriage, and the stage. He was a colleague of Ernest Hemingway, Virginia Woolf and F. Scott Fitzgerald, each one of whom stated high regard for Ring?s works.He began his literary career as a sports columnist, seeking for a job with the newspaper South Bend Tribune in his teens. Then, he worked with the competitor South Bend Times, the first of several career shifts. He thereafter went to Chicago, where he worked with the Inter-Ocean, although in just a year, he stopped working for the Chicago Examiner, and later for the Tribune. The next two years, he was in St. Louis, drafting the comical baseball column Pullman Pastimes… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Ring Lardner is an average father when his first baby is born, filled with amazement and all of the predictable reactions as he observes his young son grows up. He scribbled a book of 29 short verses on different aspects of parenthood.Ringgold Wilmer "Ring" Lardner was a US sports columnist and a writer of short fiction known highly for his humorous works of sports, marriage, and the stage. He was a colleague of Ernest Hemingway, Virginia Woolf and F. Scott Fitzgerald, each one of whom stated high regard for Ring?s works.He began his literary career as a sports columnist, seeking for a job with the newspaper South Bend Tribune in his teens. Then, he worked with the competitor South Bend Times, the first of several career shifts. He thereafter went to Chicago, where he worked with the Inter-Ocean, although in just a year, he stopped working for the Chicago Examiner, and later for the Tribune. The next two years, he was in St. Louis, drafting the comical baseball column Pullman Pastimes… Read More

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