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In 1923, at the height of their popularity, Nat Phillips and Roy Rene put together a book of humour. Titled, Stiffy and Mo's Book of Fun, the material comprised a combination of original jokes and some that had been published in English and American collections over the previous years (Theatre Magazine February 1923, p25).
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No copies of this book have been located to date. While publication details have also not yet been established, it was possibly produced under the auspices of Fullers Theatres Ltd (q.v.) and printed by Syd Day, The Printer Ltd., 214 George Street, Sydney. This company also printed Fuller News (q.v.).
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