As radio great Fred
Allen in his early vaudeville days,
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| "Allen's relatively nebulous persona would befuddle many actors,
but Jeremiah Kissel doesn't seem fazed...Kissel catches the comedian's
voice, his excitement about the potential of radio, his cornball vaudeville
roots, ("How do you keep a fish from smelling? Cut off his nose"), his
self-conscious linguistic wit. Kissel also has Allen's timing down...his
Allen is a comedy machine..."
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