Hollywood Notes on Love Songs and Flamboyant Stars
Hollywood writer conductor Victor Young argues love songs endure beyond gimmicks citing My Foolish Heart and Love Letters. Betty Hutton urges Hollywood to revive mass appeal with bold drama and circus energy while Dick Talmadge recalls decades of stunt falls totaling about 20 miles of ground hit.
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