Twenty-two essays by humorist Robert Charles Benchley, a twentieth century American theater critic, essayist, and entertainer best known for his work as a newspaper columnist and film actor.
His witty sketches and observations on topics ranging from the social life of the new to bridge-playing, fuel-saving and the small trials of daily life had gained him a wide popular success.
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