For those of us fortunate to remember Bob Hope, he was mostly a class act and a rare celebrity that gave back--not only a few times, but throughout his entire career. I caught his later years on televised specials and Saturday afternoon black and white movies when I was growing up. The bronze statues pay tribute to Mr. Hope's ever present entertaining of United States troops (USO Tours)--no matter where the troops may be. A continual soundtrack plays Mr. Hope's barrage of one liners and generally G-rated humor that made him a favorite of generations.
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Class Act
For those of us fortunate to remember Bob Hope, he was mostly a class act and a rare celebrity that gave back--not only a few times, but throughout his entire career. I caught his later years on televised specials and Saturday afternoon black and white movies when I was growing up. The bronze statues pay tribute to Mr. Hope's ever present entertaining of United States troops (USO Tours)--no matter where the troops may be. A continual soundtrack plays Mr. Hope's barrage of one liners and generally G-rated humor that made him a favorite of generations.
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