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Rediscovering The New Yorker's Wolcott Gibbs
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01 hr 16 min 40 sec
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Opening remarks by Luis Jaramillo
01 min 07 sec
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Introduction by Thomas Vinciguerra
03 min 54 sec
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Mark Singer reads an excerpt of Wolcott Gibbs' profile of Thomas Dewey
08 min 28 sec
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Mark Singer on Wolcott Gibbs' parodies
07 min 48 sec
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Thomas Vinciguerra reads an excerpt from The New York Herald Tribune
01 min 47 sec
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Mark Singer on Wolcott Gibbs' parodies
03 min 01 sec
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Kurt Andersen on Wolcott Gibbs' parodies
02 min 45 sec
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Kurt Andersen reads an excerpt from one of Gibbs' parodies "Time...Fortune...Life...Luce"
04 min 46 sec
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Why has Gibbs been forgotten in a way that his colleagues have not been?
04 min 42 sec
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Could Gibbs' have established himself in The New Yorker today?
01 min 20 sec
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Did The New Yorker lose a certain sense of humor over time?
04 min 04 sec
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Is there a lack of political sophistication in Gibbs' work? Did he know how to market himself?
03 min 31 sec
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Panelists comment on Gibbs' view of politics and war
02 min 21 sec
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Panelists comment on Gibbs' review of "Abie's Irish Rose"
02 min 38 sec
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