Chuck McCann's "Let's Have Fun" Scrapbook (First Edition Trade paperback) Collection of Ray Ferry

Chuck McCann's "Let's Have Fun" Scrapbook & DVD (Original First Edition Trade paperback)

Edited & Designed by Ray Ferry

Last remaining copies in our inventory.  Very hard to find these days.

A real collectors item for fans of 1960s kids tv!

Join legendary TV personality, Chuck McCann, as he takes you back to the wacky world of live kids' TV in the 1960s! This first special issue in the new Filmland Classics TV Treasures magazine series is packed with dozens of rare on-set and behind-the-scenes photos taken from Chuck's own personal archive. Over 125 high-quality fantastic photos many of which have never before been published. Each still is a gem!

Chuck's own notations and comments accompany the photos and you'll get a real sense of what it was like to be part of Chuck's TV team during the days of "Let's Have Fun!", "The Chuck McCann Show" and "Laurel and Hardy and Chuck". Join Chuck on stage, on set, on location, with the puppets, and at some crazy publicity shoots! A “must have” for fans of kid's TV and comics! Large 8.5" x 11" Format! Black and white with selected color photos. 128 Pages. Perfect binding with heavy gloss-coated cover.

SPECIAL BONUS! This book includes a BONUS DVD featuring a full hour of some of Chuck's show clips from the 1960s in high definition video transfers from original 16mm master kine scopes! Foreword by Comic Legend, Billy Crystal Issue.  DVD is factory sealed inside a plastic sleeve attached to the inside back cover of the book.

The book was edited & art directed by Freaky Monsters editor, Ray Ferry, who also did the photo restorations and directed & produced the bonus DVD.

This copy is from the personal collection of editor Ray Ferry.

Ray and Connie are deeply saddend by the passing of their dear friend, Chuck McCann, on April 8, 2018.  We send our condolences and best wishes to Betty and Chuck's family and trust they'll find solace in knowing Chuck will be busy and happy talking shop and trading barbs with Stan and Ollie in that big theater in the sky.  We hope all his fans will remember him fondly and follow his Sunday morning advice:  "Just put on a happy face."