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... A Hero of the Screen The Life Story of Douglas Fairbanks Jnr. as told to Charles Graves to be concluded, in two parts I WAS born in New York City on Broadway, which could not be more theatrical, could it? That was in 1909. Very few Americans can claim to be born in New York-- I believe it it is one in nineteen, and still fewer on Broadway: it must be one in so many millions. My actual ...

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... By Philip Page MR. TERENCE RATTIGAN having been very bright indeed in French Without Tears shows another aspect of the Bright Young People in his After the Dance at the St. James'. I do not think these people were ever particularly bright in any sense in this play they are not even young. They yelped and made whoopee and nuisances of themselves generally, in the early 1920's. Here they are ...

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... The Wimbledon Season-- 1939 Plavers and Personalities By ROY McKELVIE IF, as is obviously expected by the seeding committee of the Wimbledon Championships who rate them respectively No. 1 man and woman, H. W. Austin (Great Britain) and Miss A. Marble (America), a blonde his successes during his tour, including wins over G. von Cramm, the best amateur in the world who did not enter for ...