gagman造句

• Most of the steady artists were fed ideas and captions by gagmen.
• By early 1924, Perez was reportedly earning $ 400 weekly as a Jimmy Aubrey gagman.
• But he is not at his most comfortable or most effective as a stand-up gagman.
• However, Crisp was uninterested in drama and " turned gagman overnight on me ! " according to Keaton.
• When the former gagman feels the silliness quotient needs boosting, he reaches into his " bag of tricks ."
• And if you wanted to become a New Yorker cartoonist, being a gagman was a way to get your foot in the door.
• In his remaining years he took supporting roles in feature films and, toward the end, worked as a gagman for Laurel and Hardy.
• Lloyd wanted the film to have more gags than any of his previous features, so around eight writers and gagmen worked on the script.
• He was directed by a young Frank Capra, who, as a Langdon gagman, had previously helped shape the comedian's screen persona.
• They were always called to restore law and order to some impossible, funny scene hurriedly created by the quick wit of Hollywood's first comedy gagmen.
• With the arrival of sound films, Banks's strong Italian accent forced him to phase out his acting career in favor of working as a gagman and director.
• Described as  the determining moment in Fellini s life, the magazine gave him steady employment between 1939 and 1942, when he interacted with writers, gagmen, and scriptwriters.
• In 1948, Keaton, employed as a gagman for Red Skelton, had suggested that Sedgwick would be an ideal director for the upcoming " A Southern Yankee ".
• "One of my big issues is violence against women, " said Laconia Police Chief William Baker, who issued the first citation under the new ordinance to Ms . Gagman.
• When he was citing Ms . Gagman, Baker said, " A lot of men came by and said, ` Leave her alone, that's what this event is all about .'Well, we disagree ."
• "The Cameraman " would later serve as inspiration for part of the 1950 comedy " Watch the Birdie ", starring Red Skelton, with Keaton working as a gagman for MGM and serving as an advisor to Skelton.
• Keaton and Eleanor Norris met at MGM in the late'30s, when he was working as a $ 200-a-week gagman _ about 10 years earlier he had been earning $ 3, 000 a week at the same studio.
• When Blanc accepted a full-time contract with Leon Schlesinger Productions / Warner Bros . and left the Lantz studio, gagman Ben Hardaway, the man who was the main force behind " Knock Knock ", became the bird's voice.
• Critic Walter Kerr in his " New York Times " review wrote : " Neil Simon, your friendly neighborhood gagman, hasn't had an idea for a play this season, but he's gone ahead and written one anyway ."
• Every summer, when several hundred thousand motorcyclists roar into this lakeside town for the grand-daddy of all biker bashes, Deborah Gagman, a k a the exotic dancer Autumn Blaze, poses happily in the crowd with all who ask, positioning her pasties for best photographic advantage.