World War II Museum unveils Bob Hope exhibit

The National World War II Museum in New Orleans opened a new exhibition on his performances on comedian Bob Hope and the American Army.

This exhibition includes artifacts, movies, pictures, interactive displays and original 10-minute documentary that have never been published or displayed.

In the press release, there was an exhibition "Ready for laughter: Bob's hopeful legacy". It will last until February 10

Bob Hope's daughter Linda wants to speak at the kick-off reception last week. She is the Chairman and CEO of Bob and Dolores Hope Foundation, who donated 3 million dollars to the museum in 2016 to integrate Hope's stories on campus.

The organizer announced that the museum will host a series of public events through the exhibition. More information about the museum can be found online

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