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18
People
11
Organizations
4
Locations
3
Events
2
Relationships
4
Quotes

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Type: Manuscript draft / memoir page (house oversight production)
File Size: 2.64 MB
Summary

This document appears to be page 28 of a memoir or manuscript draft (header date 4.2.12) stamped by the House Oversight Committee. The text, written in the first person (likely by Alan Dershowitz given the biographical details regarding Boro Park, law/teaching, and Martha's Vineyard), recounts the author's childhood in a 'funny neighborhood' surrounded by future comedians like Jackie Mason and Buddy Hackett. It details his experiences working in the Catskills (Borscht Belt) hotels and his current social life on Martha's Vineyard exchanging jokes with celebrities like Harold Ramis and Larry David.

People (18)

Name Role Context
The Narrator Author
Describes growing up in Boro Park, working in Catskills, and current life on Martha's Vineyard. Mentions working in a...
Jackie Mason Neighbor
Lived two houses away from the narrator in Boro Park.
Eliot Gould Neighbor
Born Goldstein, lived around the corner.
Buddy Hackett Neighbor
Lived a few blocks away in the narrator's uncle's building.
Woody Allen Neighbor
Grew up in a nearby neighborhood.
Larry David Friend/Associate
Grew up nearby; currently visits the narrator on Martha's Vineyard.
Harry Hershfield Comedian
Panelist on the radio show 'Can you top this'.
Joe Laurie, Jr. Comedian
Panelist on the radio show 'Can you top this'.
Harold Ramis Friend
Friend of the narrator; plays joke games on the porch of the Chilmark store.
Ted Danson Associate
Sometimes drops by the Chilmark store gatherings.
Seth Myers Associate
Sometimes drops by the Chilmark store gatherings.
Tony Shalub Associate
Sometimes drops by the Chilmark store gatherings.
Jerry Lewis Performer
Made 'The Posh Brown's' hotel famous.
Lou Goldstein Entertainer
Claimed to invent 'Simon Says'; narrator played with him.
Alan King Performer
Featured in shows the narrator snuck into.
Freddie Roman Performer
Featured in shows the narrator snuck into.
Sheky Green Performer
Featured in shows the narrator snuck into.
Red Burrons Performer
Featured in shows the narrator snuck into.

Organizations (11)

Name Type Context
King David
Run-down hotel in the Catskills where the narrator worked as a busboy.
The Posh Brown's
Hotel across from the King David, famous for Jerry Lewis.
Grossingers
Catskills hotel.
Concord
Catskills hotel.
Kutchers
Catskills hotel.
President
Catskills hotel.
Nevelle
Catskills hotel.
Tamarak
Catskills hotel.
Pine View
Catskills hotel.
Pioneer
Catskills hotel.
Chilmark store
Store on Martha's Vineyard with a porch where narrator socializes.

Timeline (3 events)

1940s-1950s
Growing up in Boro Park, changing into costumes after school.
Boro Park
Narrator Childhood friends
Current Summers (circa 2012)
Sitting on the porch of the Chilmark store telling jokes.
Chilmark store, Martha's Vineyard
Past (Youth)
Working as a busboy during Jewish holidays.
King David Hotel, Catskill Mountains
Narrator

Locations (4)

Location Context
Narrator's childhood neighborhood in the 1940s/50s.
Region where narrator worked as a busboy.
Current summer location for the narrator.
Specific town on Martha's Vineyard.

Relationships (2)

Narrator Friend Harold Ramis
Describes him as 'my friend Harold Ramis' and they play joke games together.
Narrator Acquaintance/Playmate Lou Goldstein
Played 'Simon Says' with him.

Key Quotes (4)

"Boro Park in the 1940s and 50s was not only a religious neighborhood; it was a funny neighborhood."
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"The Americans sent them the 14 inch condoms—marked 'medium.'"
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Quote #2
"I use humor in the courtroom, in the classroom and in every other aspect of my life."
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Quote #3
"The only hotel that would hire me was the King David. It was a run-down place that conveniently burned to the ground right after the Jewish holidays."
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Quote #4

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