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and his three
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boys. So he’s soM
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He is one of those charming, gen
tlemanly men who never push them
selves forward—so you can Imagine
how be stood out when be was
involved In the motion picture In
dustry. For years he presided ovei
the destinies of the huge Capitol
theater. In New York, and all news
paper people there .who had any
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Michael Bartlett gate a party aftei
his recent broadcast, a party that will
go down in the annals of radio and
mode folk as one of the nicest ever
held.
Of course you remember Michael
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so good In Grace Moore's “’Love
Me Forever” that the picture had to
be cut so that he wouldn't steal
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be making more pictures soon.
In the usual course of events
ills party would have been a mad
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paper men. many of whom would
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know who was giving the party, or
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friends from his home town h
Massachusetts Telegrams of con
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liners, but from home town folks
whom his favorite guests would
know.
The lights went out. and a big
cake, lighted with candles was
brought In—and It developed that
rhe day was his sister's wedding an
nlversary. and that she, not he. was
rhe guest of honor.
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the air—and don't you think that h<
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