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A Thousand Clowns Study Guide

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by Herb Gardner
About 64 pages (19,117 words)
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The Chuckles the Chipmunk television show seems to be about equal parts entertainment and advertisement for Chuckle-Chip potato chips. In that regard, do you think television aimed at children has improved or deteriorated since the 1960s? Are children's programs today intended more for providing entertainment or for selling products?

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