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George Arliss received a request for a photograph from an elderly woman on an Illinois farm. The genuine sincerity of the letter interested him, and he sent her a signed portrait. Ten days later, the photograph was returned with a letter from the old woman which expressed her appreciation. She had greatly enjoyed looking at the picture, she said, and was really tempted to keep it, but she had read on the outside of the envelope, "Return in 10 days to George Arliss," so she was regretfully returning it
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22110, 4 June 1937, Page 3
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