Unpaginated, about 65 pages. The author, an unemployed newspaper reporter, leaves Tampa, Florida, with his wife, Dianne, with the intention of living off people's or business's support. They traveled 1000 days, 40,000 miles,in a 1927 Model T sedan, refusing all gifts and requesting everything that they needed (food, lodging, drink), ending in Hollywood, California. This is the story of that adventure. Inscribed by the author: 'To Howard D. Thomas, Jr., with sincere best wishes, - Paul Livingstone, Los Angeles, Cal., January 12, 1938.' Very good in illustrated printed wrappers (paperback), string tied. Scarce.

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What A Guy: A Thousand Laughs in a Hundred Pages. A True Story that will Tax the Imagination

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Paul Livingstone

Publication Date

1938

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Trade Paperback

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First Edition.

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