Film Star Jackie Coogan Faces Return to Fame At 31
Veteran child actor Jackie Coogan, once famed as The Kid, recovers from a serious car crash and skull injury. Now 31, he’s discharged from the army air forces, hosts a CBS radio show, and plans a June film return, with David O. Selznick set to star him in Benedict Arnold.
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