422:. Previously he and Jane had been part of a series of celebrity guests who filled in for Kaye while he entertained the armed forces troops who were overseas. When Kaye moved his show from New York to Hollywood, Ace resigned. Whether writing for himself and Jane or for another performer, Ace's rating system of how well a script would do was based on the number of cigars he smoked while writing it. One cigar meant the show would do very well, while four cigars meant this program or episode was most likely hopeless. Ace was sued in 1940 because of the name he selected for a character. He used the first name of one of his staff coupled with the last name of another. Unknown to Ace, this resulted in the name of a real person who was publicly embarrassed by the use of his name on the show. He then began the practice of having those on the program use their own names for their characters.
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previous weekend and invited Jane to join the chat which soon enough included discussion of a local murder case in which a wife murdered her husband over an argument about bridge. Loaded with
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1120:"Goodman's Gamble in Radio Wins Fortune on 'Aces Up'".
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2041:"Show Within A Show Is Basis For Easy Aces TV Program"
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1899:"Former Radio Comic Now Writes Perry Como Show"
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3178:The Fine Art of Hypochondria; or, How Are You?
1238:On the Air: The Encyclopedia of Old-Time Radio
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2770:Blackburn, Bob (11 February 1956).
2746:"A Plug For Goodman Ace's New Book"
2509:Steinhauser, Si (28 January 1945).
2175:"You Are There Radio Broadcast Log"
2001:Lowry, Cynthia (14 December 1959).
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1744:O'Brian, Jack (10 November 1956).
1570:. 8 September 1947. Archived from
1337:Epstein, Lawrence J., ed. (2004).
14:
4316:When You and I Were Young, Maggie
2971:: Radio's Original Comedy Couple"
2718:Wilson, Earl (23 December 1968).
2684:McGilligan, Patrick, ed. (1997).
2353:"Emmy Award Database-Goodman Ace"
1975:Danzig, Fred (16 December 1959).
1692:Crosby, John (27 December 1949).
1601:. 2 November 1942. Archived from
859:Ace offered his own epitaph when
741:The Saturday Review of Literature
309:Kansas City Polytechnic Institute
16:American screenwriter (1899–1982)
4471:Screenwriters from New York City
4466:American male television writers
4407:
4406:
3142:"Goodman and Jane Ace-Easy Aces"
2848:Moser, Nick (7 September 1970).
2653:Dictionary of Missouri Biography
2635:"Radio Must Recognize Writers".
2620:
2535:Wilson, Earl (31 October 1944).
2378:Smith, Cecil (22 January 1970).
2274:Crosby, John (20 January 1954).
2248:Crosby, John (9 February 1953).
2062:
1960:
771:Ladies and Gentlemen – Easy Aces
23:
4456:20th-century American comedians
4050:I May Never Pass This Way Again
3192:Ladies and Gentlemen, Easy Aces
2910:Cobb, David (23 January 1970).
2744:Crosby, John (6 October 1955).
1838:Miller, Leo (6 November 1955).
1776:. iUniverse, Inc. p. 254.
1423:Steinhauser, Si (8 July 1943).
1397:Steinhauser, Si (8 July 1945).
307:while he studied journalism at
299:, Asa Goodman. Ace worked as a
4246:Somos Novios (It's Impossible)
4064:I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now
4022:Hot Diggity (Dog Ziggity Boom)
3705:Perry Como's Christmas Concert
3577:The Perry Como Christmas Album
3208:(New York: Doubleday, 1971).
3194:(New York: Doubleday, 1970).
3087:. Mariner Books. p. 197.
2796:Moser, Nick (29 August 1966).
2569:. Mariner Books. p. 207.
2466:. Mariner Books. p. 193.
2380:"Perry Como's Relaxed As Ever"
2328:"Caution! Gag Writers at Work"
2300:O'Brian, Jack (22 July 1955).
1897:Danzig, Fred (25 March 1958).
1865:"Radio:Woman's Home Companion"
1641:"Comedy writer dies at age 83"
1531:"Easy Aces/Danny Kaye Show ad"
1449:Smith, Kathleen E. R. (2003).
1343:. PublicAffairs. p. 320.
1135:Pomeroy, Hally (23 May 1936).
1002:. Mariner Books. p. 189.
1:
4211:Santa Claus Is Coming to Town
3763:Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive
3341:"The Late, Great Goodman Ace"
3180:(New York: Doubleday, 1966).
2597:Wilson, Earl (7 March 1966).
2326:Quigg, Doc (1 January 1961).
2199:. Audio Karma. Archived from
2111:"Radio: A Homey Little Thing"
1977:"A TV Commercial Steals Show"
1303:Horowitz, Susan, ed. (1997).
1030:O'Brian, Jack (23 May 1958).
479:Goodman and Jane Ace adapted
229:Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall
4481:Comedians from New York City
4365:The Chesterfield Supper Club
3689:So It Goes / Goodbye for Now
3251:Frank Buxton and Bill Owen,
3245:Tim Brooks and Earle Marsh,
2996:"Goodman Ace, Comedy Writer"
1945:. 9 January 1959. p. 10
1719:"'Easy Aces' For the Kovacs"
1666:Crosby, John (18 May 1949).
559:. He would be nominated for
523:"You Gentlemen, The Authors"
398:for some two-reel comedies.
4486:Screenwriters from Missouri
4461:American television writers
4323:When You Were Sweet Sixteen
4092:It's Been a Long, Long Time
3737:At the Supper Club Part III
3369:Goodman Ace 29 January 1954
3350:National Radio Hall of Fame
3269:(Simon and Schuster, 1952)
3253:The Big Broadcast 1920–1950
2434:Cook, Alton (1 June 1941).
2146:. Routledge. p. 1696.
2047:. 12 March 1950. p. 88
970:. Oxford University Press.
968:American National Biography
962:Douglas, George H. (2000).
866:National Radio Hall of Fame
96:Goodman and Jane Ace, 1938.
50:conditions to do so are met
4522:
4501:20th-century American Jews
4148:Mandolins in the Moonlight
4071:I'll Be Home for Christmas
4001:Here, There and Everywhere
3868:Deep in the Heart of Texas
3826:Can't Help Falling in Love
3729:At the Supper Club Part II
3081:Singer, Mark, ed. (2005).
2563:Singer, Mark, ed. (2005).
2460:Singer, Mark, ed. (2005).
2436:"Benny Clings To Memories"
1770:Hart, Dennis, ed. (2002).
1309:. Routledge. p. 184.
1269:Horten, Gerd, ed. (2003).
1198:Singer, Mark, ed. (2005).
1164:Singer, Mark, ed. (2005).
1056:Singer, Mark, ed. (2005).
996:Singer, Mark, ed. (2005).
903:Stempel, Tom, ed. (1996).
777:network during the 1970s.
761:The Better of Goodman Ace.
683:Ace wrote one screenplay,
468:"Terrible Vaudeville" and
4451:Jewish American comedians
4404:
3481:Saturday Night with Mr. C
3366:If Lincoln Had Been on TV
3206:The Better of Goodman Ace
2511:"Easy Ace Is Not So Easy"
259:
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4302:The Way You Look Tonight
4232:The Shadow of Your Smile
4120:Ko Ko Mo (I Love You So)
4078:If (They Made Me a King)
3053:. McFarland. p. 7.
2875:"The Trouble With Tracy"
2873:Wedge, Pip (July 2002).
2537:"It Happened Last Night"
1939:"Jane Ace Takes It Easy"
4446:American male comedians
4281:They Say It's Wonderful
4260:Stop! And Think It Over
4127:Long Ago (and Far Away)
3681:Perry Como Live on Tour
3310:Arthur Frank Wertheim,
3000:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
2941:Ellensburg Daily Record
2750:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
2724:Sarasota Herald-Tribune
2553:(subscription required)
2541:St. Louis Post-Dispatch
1698:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
1672:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
1615:(subscription required)
1584:(subscription required)
489:Ziv Television Programs
218:The Texaco Star Theater
208:The Texaco Star Theater
4476:American radio writers
4347:Perry Como discography
4239:Some Enchanted Evening
3861:Days of Wine and Roses
3665:Where You're Concerned
3660:(UK and Canada) (1977)
3513:For the Young at Heart
3346:Goodman & Jane Ace
3300:(Playboy Press, 1975)
3047:Wilson, Scott (2016).
1903:Middlesboro Daily News
1804:Cox, Jim, ed. (2002).
1235:Dunning, John (1998).
818:
805:The Trouble With Tracy
800:The Trouble With Tracy
795:The Trouble with Tracy
790:CTV Television Network
536:
343:Ace Goes to the Movies
339:Fiorello H. La Guardia
174:(radio and television)
168:Ace Goes To the Movies
4218:Say You're Mine Again
4029:A House Is Not a Home
4008:Home for the Holidays
3407:at Original Old Radio
2637:The Milwaukee Journal
2496:The Milwaukee Journal
1627:The Milwaukee Journal
1475:"The Danny Kaye Show"
1372:"Easy Aces on Screen"
1122:The Milwaukee Journal
1107:The Milwaukee Journal
1092:The Milwaukee Journal
814:
775:National Public Radio
729:The Saturday Reviewer
535:on 17 September 1955.
530:
289:Kansas City, Missouri
255:National Public Radio
203:The Milton Berle Show
193:Jane Ace, Disk Jockey
120:Kansas City, Missouri
4274:Till the End of Time
3973:The Gypsy in My Soul
3840:Catch a Falling Star
3220:Fred Allen's Letters
2850:"The Passing Parade"
2798:"The Passing Parade"
2603:The Terre Haute Star
2515:The Pittsburgh Press
2440:The Pittsburgh Press
2359:on 21 September 2013
2332:St. Petersburg Times
2280:St. Petersburg Times
2254:The Portsmouth Times
2250:"Long step backward"
1875:on December 15, 2008
1694:"The Invisible Aces"
1509:The Montreal Gazette
1429:The Pittsburgh Press
1403:The Pittsburgh Press
1090:"Win with a Wife!".
834:The New York Times's
710:Barefoot in the Park
396:Educational Pictures
3994:Hello, Young Lovers
3903:A Dreamer's Holiday
3819:A Bushel and a Peck
3805:Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo
3756:'A' You're Adorable
3657:The Best of British
3569:Perry Como in Italy
3233:The Groucho Letters
2639:. 23 February 1947.
2415:on 3 September 2011
2121:on January 31, 2011
2045:The Courier Journal
1981:Beaver Valley Times
1605:on October 29, 2009
1124:. 28 December 1939.
700:The Seven Year Itch
678:Sherman Billingsley
533:The Perry Como Show
419:The Danny Kaye Show
231:(television writer)
226:(television writer)
223:The Perry Como Show
220:(television writer)
198:The Danny Kaye Show
37:of this article is
4057:I Think I Love You
3938:For the Good Times
3931:Fly Me to the Moon
3721:At the Supper Club
3585:Look to Your Heart
3389:Old Time Radio-OTR
2943:. 13 November 1974
1541:on 7 November 2011
1378:. 13 December 1934
892:. 27 October 1951.
832:"Mr. Ace", wrote
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4134:The Lord's Prayer
3959:Give Me Your Hand
3770:And I Love You So
3641:Just Out of Reach
3625:And I Love You So
3553:The Scene Changes
3398:Easy Aces Episode
3355:"The Friars Club"
3173:(New York; 1955).
3060:978-1-4766-2599-7
2965:Beaupre, Walter.
1725:. 8 December 1956
1645:Bangor Daily News
1511:. 12 October 1945
1485:on 6 January 2012
686:I Married a Woman
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4183:Papa Loves Mambo
3945:Forever and Ever
3649:40 Greatest Hits
3545:The Songs I Love
3521:Sing to Me Mr. C
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