• A Night In Casablanca (US) 1946

    From wlahearn@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Tue Jul 4 15:03:00 2023
    Hey,

    I would blame Bill Anderson, but I had too much fun. One thing I really liked about this farce is that the musical interludes were tolerable and not sopranos baying at the moon. The rest is the Marx Brothers, that says it all.

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  • From Bill Anderson@21:1/5 to wlah...@gmail.com on Wed Jul 5 16:49:58 2023
    wlah...@gmail.com <wlahearn@gmail.com> wrote:
    Hey,

    I would blame Bill Anderson, but I had too much fun. One thing I really
    liked about this farce is that the musical interludes were tolerable and
    not sopranos baying at the moon. The rest is the Marx Brothers, that says it all.


    Oh I will happily take blame for this. You have reminded me that one day
    when I was in training to be a docent at the Library of Congress I held
    this very letter in my in my own two hands. I was awestruck.

    https://lettersofnote.com/2011/02/21/i-had-no-idea-that-the-city-of-casablanca-belonged-exclusively-to-warner-bros/

    --
    Bill Anderson

    I am the Mighty Favog

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  • From wlahearn@gmail.com@21:1/5 to Bill Anderson on Wed Jul 5 13:10:08 2023
    On Wednesday, July 5, 2023 at 12:50:11 PM UTC-4, Bill Anderson wrote:
    wlah...@gmail.com <wlah...@gmail.com> wrote:
    Hey,

    I would blame Bill Anderson, but I had too much fun. One thing I really liked about this farce is that the musical interludes were tolerable and not sopranos baying at the moon. The rest is the Marx Brothers, that says it all.

    Oh I will happily take blame for this. You have reminded me that one day when I was in training to be a docent at the Library of Congress I held
    this very letter in my in my own two hands. I was awestruck.

    https://lettersofnote.com/2011/02/21/i-had-no-idea-that-the-city-of-casablanca-belonged-exclusively-to-warner-bros/

    The FBI suspected Marx of being a Communist and suggested HUAC publicly interview him. HUAC passed, "he'll tear us apart."

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