Johnny Twennies, a newspaper columnist in present-day New York, is a jauntily cheerful, very friendly, totally honest and upstanding young man who happens to be completely oblivious to any technological or social changes in the past 70 years. He routinely uses telegrams, a manual typewriter, and a manual toaster, and to the pleasure and despair of his girlfriend conducts his personal life in correspondingly anachronistic style. One day he's threatened by criminals who want to plant a false news story. But they've never met anyone like him before...
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Man of the Century
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Look for the Silver Lining
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The Library Opening
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John Rodby:
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Dancing in the Dark
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Mine
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Mississippi Mud
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Once I Loved
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String Quartet in E-flat Major, Op.64, No.6
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Joseph Haydn:
Writer
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You Were Meant For Me
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Diga Diga Do
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Only When I Cry
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Jalapeño Mist
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Vesti la giubba
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Juanita
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George Gershwin:
Writer
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The Merry Widow Waltz
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Nagasaki
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The Twenties Are Here to Stay
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