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We had a little real estate problem: the unheralded story of Native Americans in comedy
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Publisher
Simon & Schuster
Publication Date
2021.
Edition
First Simon & Schuster hardcover edition.
Language
English
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Table of Contents
From the Book - First Simon & Schuster hardcover edition.
Jonny Roberts drives five hours to every gig and five hours back
"Degrading, demoralizing, and degenerating"
The 1491s in their underwear
Vaudeville was fraud-ville
Adrianne Chalepah pays the price for correcting her history teacher
Will Rogers's grandpa is murdered in a vengeance killing
Jonny Roberts is nervous in San Berdoo
Will Rogers learns rope tricks from an enslaved person
Jackie Curtiss breaks Ed Sullivan's foot
Will Rogers takes a fateful flight with a one-eyed pilot
Dakota Ray Herbert listens to Jeff Foxworthy on her Walkman
Jim Thorpe demands only American Indians for American Indian parts
From meteorology to the Upright Citizens Brigade with Joey Clift
Will Rogers Jr.hated analogies to his father
Charlie Hill orders a ventriloquist dummy
Brian Bahe goes onstage twelve times a week
Davy Crockett brainshwashes the kids
Lucas Brown Eyes sells a sitcom pilot
Charlie Hill is inspired by Bob Newhart and other political radicals
Paul LIttlechief's only ambition is to be the "First American Indian comedian"
The Trickster figure causes people to fart when they're most keen to impress
F-Troop represents the f-word
Williams and Ree perform for thirteen people at the Holiday Inn
Charlie Hill and the bearded comedian in a rusty, red truck
Williams and Ree are desperate to get on Carson
Charlie Hill asks Barney Miller to free Leonard Peltier
Jackie Keliiaa thinks, "Holy shit, this is amazing."
Someone calls the cops on the 1491s
Charlie Hill and the swimming number with Joe Namath
Larry Omaha investigates a foul-mouthed parrot
Terry Ree becomes the first (and last) Native American comedian on Hee-Haw
Ryan McMahon has a life changing experience in Winnipeg (of all places)
Charlie Hill isn't offered anything but crap
The 1491s reluctantly agree to do a Shakespeare festival
Sierra Ornelas sells sitcoms like it's the Santa Fe Indian Market
Vincent Craig performs on the back of a flatbed truck
Isiah Yazzie does improv for an empty room in Shiprock, New Mexico
Howie Miller does impressions. Do you guys like impressions?
The beef with Don Burnstick
Marc Yaffee is weirded out by his own mother
Jonny Roberts quits his job
Netflix summons Adrianne Chalepah to Minnesota
Elaine Miles assumes she was the first woman to do it
Dallas Goldtooth rides his bicycle through Standing Rock and Sterlin Harjo mocks the hippies
Those friendly Canadians send death threats to Williams and Ree
Ralphie May starts a fight and then changes his mind
Charlie Hill phones Mitzi Shore to say good-bye
The 1491s get a standing ovation in a small Oregon town
Jonny Roberts is stunned to see the literal writing on the wall.
Table of contents, pages [v] - viii.
Chauncey Yellow Robe calls it degrading, demoralizing, and degenerating
The 1491s establish themselves in their underwear
Every adult in vaudeville was a fraud, but the kids are alright
Adrianne Chalepah gets kicked out of school for correcting her history teacher
The grandfather of Will Rogers is murdered in a vengeance killing
Jonny Roberts is nervous in San Berdoo
Will Rogers learns rope tricks from a former slave and becomes a huge star
Jackie Curtiss breaks Ed Sullivan's foot
Will Rogers uses the n-word and tells everyone to get over it
Dakota Ray Herbert doesn't bomb as hard as she should have
Jim Thorpe tells Hollywood he's sick of their bullshit
Joey Clift prefers the Upright Citizens Brigade to meteorology
Will Rogers Jr. Wrestles his father's shadow
Charlie Hill orders a ventriloquist dummy
Brian Bahe goes onstage twelve times a week
Davy Crockett brainshwashes the kids
Lucas Brown eyes sells a sitcom pilot
Charlie Hill gets inspired by Bob Newhart and other political radicals
Everyone is shocked to read the news about the Kiowa sensation of the Las Vegas strip
Charlie Hill can't stop farting
The title of F-Troop represents the f-word
Williams and Ree perform for thirteen people at the Holiday Inn
Charlie Hill and the bearded comedian in his rusty, red truck
Williams and Ree are desperate to get on Carson
Charlie Hill asks Barney Miller to free Leonard Peltier
Jackie Keliiaa thinks, "Holy shit, this is amazing."
Someone calls the cops on the 1491s
Charlie Hill remembers the swimming number with Joe Namath
Larry Omaha investigates a foul-mouthed parrot
Terry Ree becomes the first (and last) Native comedian on Hee-Haw
Ryan McMahon has a life changing experience in Winnipeg (of all places)
Charlie Hill isn't offered anything but crap
The 1491s reluctantly agree to do a Shakespeare festival
Sierra Ornelas sells sitcoms the way she sold jewelry at the Santa Fe Indian Market
Vincent Craig performs on the back of a flatbed truck in rural Arizona
Isiah Yazzie does improv for an empty room in Shiprock
Howie Miller does impressions. Do you guys like impressions?
Everyone has their beef with Don Burnstick
Marc Yaffee gets weirded out by his own mother
Jonny Roberts quits his job
Adrianne Chalepah meets Larry Charles in Minnesota
Elaine Miles assumes she was the first Native woman stand-up
Dallas Goldtooth rides his bicycle through Standing Rock
While Sterlin Harjo mocks the hippies
Friendly Canadians send death threats to Williams and Ree
Ralphie May feuds with Adrianne Chalepah and then changes his mind
Charlie Hill phones Mitzi Shore to say goodbye
The 1491s get a standing ovation in a small Oregon town
Jonny Roberts is stunned to see the literal writing on the wall.
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9781982103057
9781982103033
9781982103033
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