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The Autobiography of Cecil B. DeMille is a good view of the public face of the great movie maker. It is written with the same outward dignity with which €. B. spoke, yet he is able to tell stories on himself. Such as the wartime Oscar dinner when he introduced the ambassador from China as “his excellency, the Japanese ambassador.” The book gives an interesting account of the film industry's beginnings and workings of the DeMiile ma- chine. If the man himself fails to

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Goodness had Nothing to do With It is an almost. incredible account of Mae West’s man-to- man conquest. “‘The various men in my life can claim a great many things,” she writes, “but never ‘that they had a dull time.” Readers may so complain, especially if they reach the en- trance of the latter-day muscle- men.

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‘ With Powder on my Nose is a charming atcount of how Billi€) Burke faces her mature yéars. It might be called ‘‘how to be happy though a grandmother,” for it is loaded with good sense for those who want to enjoy useful later lives. She also tells why she never married anyone after Flo Ziegfeld’s death: ‘‘When you have loved one man for 20 years, when you have learned his fine qualities as well as his weaknesses and

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The grateful declarer, looking for a ninth trick, led a diamond to the king, taken with the ace. East returned the queen | hearts.

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