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... movies I'd rather see one good Laurel and Hardy comedy than all the celluloid houris in Holly- wood . As for Eddie Cantor - the truth is that many of his lines are too biolog- ical to get by movie censors , and have of course been left ...
... movies I'd rather see one good Laurel and Hardy comedy than all the celluloid houris in Holly- wood . As for Eddie Cantor - the truth is that many of his lines are too biolog- ical to get by movie censors , and have of course been left ...
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... movies , " with particular reference to the present se- rious depression in that industry - a de- pression which I ... movie is getting too good for its old cus- tomers , while at the same time it is rare- ly good enough to satisfy the ...
... movies , " with particular reference to the present se- rious depression in that industry - a de- pression which I ... movie is getting too good for its old cus- tomers , while at the same time it is rare- ly good enough to satisfy the ...
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... movies for years only to discover that instead of being treated as grown - up people of the world , they were treated like high school children and servant girls . Seventh , city life , necessarily more " Dumbing it up " is a recognized ...
... movies for years only to discover that instead of being treated as grown - up people of the world , they were treated like high school children and servant girls . Seventh , city life , necessarily more " Dumbing it up " is a recognized ...
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