Charley Weaver!
Advertisement from Captain America #133 (January 1971)
Charley Weaver!
Charley on What's My Line
Charley Weaver!
\The famous Charley Weaver bartender wind-up toy. Fun for the whole family!
Charley Weaver!
"I'll take Charley for the win, please, Peter": Charley Weaver on Hollywood Squares
Also, he's Patricia Arquette's grandfather and the original Mrs. Butterworth. Put that in your corncob and smoke it!
But I still don't know what his secret to making millions was. Perhaps the world will never know.
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3 comments:
Something tells me the secret was that the only person making the million bucks was Charley Weaver.
Actually I'll bet the "chart" and the penny the ad mentions has something to do with something I remember from an old Richie Rich comic. In the story, Richies cousin Reggie hires a new butler . The butler says he'll work for a penny the first day but makes the condition that Reggie double his pay every day. Reggie agrees despite Richies warning. Of course, the penny rapidly turns into a fortune. I think that story was one of those semi urban legends that got passed around.
Note that the ad only says that it's possible to run one penny into millions; it doesn't promise that it's gonna happen.
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