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Shortly thereafter the old clubhouse was torn down , the rail fences of the famous racing strip broken up and construction of the new reservoir started . Work on the Jerome Reservoir lasted well into my school years and we youngsters of ...
Shortly thereafter the old clubhouse was torn down , the rail fences of the famous racing strip broken up and construction of the new reservoir started . Work on the Jerome Reservoir lasted well into my school years and we youngsters of ...
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the role of the famous song and dance man . There was a job open for somebody who had an intimate knowledge of " little old New York ” when Cohan was dancing his way up those golden stairs . Hollywood needed such an expert to prevent ...
the role of the famous song and dance man . There was a job open for somebody who had an intimate knowledge of " little old New York ” when Cohan was dancing his way up those golden stairs . Hollywood needed such an expert to prevent ...
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( Baby Snooks was a character made famous on radio by the late Fanny Brice . ) Ruby still had hopes and refused to ruin them by sending an insulting message to Manager McCarthy . However , he might just as well have sent the telegram .
( Baby Snooks was a character made famous on radio by the late Fanny Brice . ) Ruby still had hopes and refused to ruin them by sending an insulting message to Manager McCarthy . However , he might just as well have sent the telegram .
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Contents
MYSELF WHEN YOUNG I | 1 |
THE NEWSPAPER GAME | 17 |
HOBNOBBING WITH CHAMPIONS | 31 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | Not Under Oath: Recollections and Reflections |
| Author | John Kieran |
| Publisher | Houghton Mifflin, 1964 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 7 Feb 2008 |
| Length | 282 pages |
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