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Americans in these times.
any more. They go to Europe and plenty, make pictures. They go to Broadway and stay for years.”
J » - I WOULD like to answer his/US abroad. question here and now. Mine is not a rebellion against PY appearing throughout the movie industry, but a reach- World in “John Brown's Body,”
ing toward a fuller and richer, l . : |career in the most personal sense G aciers Plentiful There are 60 small glaciers in
as an| |actor. |Glacier National Park of Mon- | It started when I appeared jn /tana. “Mr. Roberts” on the London] [stage in 1950 for six months. Then one day Charles Laughton | {introduced me to Paul Gregory,| whose production of “Don Juan] lin Hell” had impressed me a few {months before as few theater ex-| |periences have, Within a week {we were discussing ‘John Brown's | Body.” » » ” { IT WAS as if the time had {come and there was no turning)
I had been longing to find| a new stimulation in my career.
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HOLLYWOQ@D, Sept. 9—A veteran character actor| who has been a part of Hollywood far longer than I, having started his movie career in 1912, stopped by my dressing park. room while I was making “Mississippi Gambler” for Uni-| “Washington High School, 2215
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