Pray that a rainy day in May gives you an excuse to enjoy some classic American Jewish wit on film. Choose any or all of the following for a guaranteed better day: Mel Brooks’ “History of the World Part I,” Adam Sandler’s “You Don’t Mess With the Zohan” or Woody Allen’s “Purple Rose of Cairo.” Speaking of Woody, check out this clip showing his infamous stammers recorded on film. It was edited together by two guys at the Huffington Post with what we assume must be a large amount of free time on their hands:
Day 12 of Jewish American Heritage Month: Laugh with the classics
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