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Random House. NY. 1968. 1st print. bds.&cl.w.dj.. Vg+/vg+/very minute dj. edgewear tears. Coll. of short screenplays "examing the hypocrises, dishonesties & ironies of American life." by a group of writers incld. Terry Southern, Allen Ginsberg, Philip Roth, Gregory Corso & others. Illus. w. drawing s by Mort Drucker & photos posed by Jack Gifford. Although annouced to be film, as far as I know it was never produced.

[New York: Published by B. Geis Associates; distributed by Random House, 1968. Hard cover. Good. No dust jacket. Pardon me, sir, but is my eye hurting your elbow? (Hardcover) by Gregory, and Booker, Bob, and Foster, George Corso (Author)-"PARDON ME, SIR, ..." in essence, is a comic examination of the hypocrisies, dishonesties, and ironies of... 170 p. : illus.; 25 cm. Includes Illustrations. Pardon me, sir, but is my eye hurting your elbow? (Hardcover) by Gregory, and Booker, Bob, and Foster, George Corso (Author)-"PARDON ME, SIR, ..." in essence, is a comic examination of the hypocrisies, dishonesties, and ironies of America life as seen though the eyes of twelve of America's greatest young writers. "-Illustrations by Mort Drucker. Contributions from writers Gregory Corso, Bruce Jay Friedman, Allen Ginsberg, Herbert Gold, Arthur Kopit, Jack Richardson, Philip Roth, Robert Paul Smith, Terry Southern and Arnold Weinstein to this original screeNplay

(New York: Bernard Geis, 1968. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. First edition. Produced by Bob Booker and George Foster. Posed by Jack Gilford. Photography by Horn/Griner. Cartoons from the famous *Mad* cartoonist, Mort Drucker. Binding cocked, a bit of toning, thus very good in a toned and rubbed, very good dust jacket with a few small tears. The cast includes: Terry Southern, Arthur Kopit, Herbert Gold, Jack Richardson, Bruce Jay Friedman, Booker and Foster, Allen Ginsberg, Arnold Weinstein, Robert Paul Smith, Philip Roth, and Gregory Corso. Advance copy, with publishers material laid in.

(New York: Bernard Geis, 1968. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. First edition. Produced by Bob Booker and George Foster. Posed by Jack Gilford. Photography by Horn/Griner. Cartoons from the famous *Mad* cartoonist, Mort Drucker. Light spotting on the binding, a small booksellers ticket on the front fly, near fine in a price-clipped, very good dust jacket, with rubbing and modest edgewear. The cast includes: Terry Southern, Arthur Kopit, Herbert Gold, Jack Richardson, Bruce Jay Friedman, Booker and Foster, Allen Ginsberg, Arnold Weinstein, Robert Paul Smith, Philip Roth, and Gregory Corso.