Jackie Mason News

 
New York Times (blog)
On Buskers, the Straphangers Have Spoken
New York Times (blog)
Preferably Polish/Jewish style like a Jackie Mason. Why can't THAT invade my train trip home? Here's who I don't tip any more: the middle aged barbershop quartet style singers who I usually see on the 1,2,3 and N, R, Q, W lines.

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My Secret Life: Jackie Mason, 75, comedian
The Independent
Jackie Mason was born in Wisconsin, in 1936, and grew up in New York. He was ordained a rabbi at 25 but quit in order to become a stand-up. He achieved success in the Sixties thanks to regular appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show – but was banned after ...


 
Comedian Jackie Mason retires
Toronto Sun
Veteran stand-up comedian Jackie Mason is to retire from performing live, bringing the curtain down on his 47-year career. The controversial funnyman, 75, has been entertaining audiences since he quit as an ordained rabbi and launched a comedy career ...

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Comedian Jackie Mason retires
CANOE
COM Veteran stand-up comedian Jackie Mason is to retire from performing live, bringing the curtain down on his 47-year career. The controversial funnyman, 75, has been entertaining audiences since he quit as an ordained rabbi and launched a comedy ...

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Grateful Web
Getaway Festival Weekend: Rock N Roll Resort Lands at Kutsher's Country Club ...
Grateful Web
... My Bloody Valentine, and Animal Collective, and from the 1940's to the early 80's, it was the place to catch the best comedians of the times from Red Buttons, Jackie Mason, and Buddy Hacket to Andy Kaufman, Billy Crystal, and Jerry Seinfeld.


 
Chortle
Roseanne, America's next President?
Chortle
'People should be shot immediately in the street if they say Jackie Mason is a bad human being.' Jackie Mason. Roseanne Barr has put herself forward to be the Green Party's US presidential candidate. She's submitted her paperwork, and set out her ...


 
Why Do Jews Stand By and Allow Anti-Semitic Bigots to Attack Them? Jackie ...
Flame
This week's FLAME Hotline, by comedian Jackie Mason, is not funny in the least. In fact, I think you'll be amazed at how articulate Mason is, writing from London where he is appearing, on the subject of Jews' reluctance to oppose anti-Semitism.

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