Twenty Years of Spoof and Bluff

The memoir begins with Carlton''s early experiences and the formative events that shaped his perspective on humor and deception. He recounts his adventures in different settings from the streets of cities to social gatherings showcasing his knack for creating entertaining and sometimes outrageous situations. Through anecdotes filled with clever wordplay and situational comedy Carlton illustrates how he engaged with others using wit and charm often leaving a trail of confusion and laughter in his wake. Throughout the book Carlton reflects on the broader themes of human interaction exploring how bluffing and spoofing can serve as both a means of entertainment and a commentary on social dynamics. He shares stories about encounters with a variety of characters including friends family and strangers each contributing to the tapestry of his experiences. The narrative captures the essence of the early 20th-century social scene providing insights into the customs and cultural nuances of the time.