Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 14, 1954, Page 2, Image 2

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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TUESDAY, SEPT. 14, 1954
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men attempted to land on the
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island outpost for hours.
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By Paris, Hollywood Visit
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HOLLYWOOD I Jacques
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from Biarritz, has had two awak
enings in his young hie. One came
at IT when he saw Paris for the
!lrst time. The second was at 26
when he visited Hollywood.
Both events have bad a profound
influence on bis life. He told me
about them as we lunched in a
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"I hat) li-ved all my life in
Biarritz, which is a very quiet
town." he explained, "except for
the two months of year when the
international set make it their re
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I graduated in law when I was 21
and left for my year in the Army.
"When I returned to Paris. It
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Mollsre and Victor Hugo."
Bergerac traveled with the
crowd. One night he went to a
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Rogers. They were immediately
taken with each other.
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had to leave for a Hollywood
movie. Bergerac said be would
join iter later. He said if h: liked
America and could find work in
Hollywood, perbap:
Six days after he arrived In
Hollywood, he was signed to
MGM contract. He still couldn't
speak English. He and Ginger were
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At the end ox nis iirai year uuc,
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I didn't want it that way," be
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