man's'; D.P. (abbreviated for" "Dear' People")— ''; ' • _ <'■ Too busy waiting in thequiMt . to book seats for , ■ . '' I met him • - , ■ . in Paris*I. to write a ■■■;■' ,• '. story this , • ' week : ; ■ Claudette Colbert : • ; is seen as you : '■• .' • ' love her.best — .' • ■ more gay, move impudent than' ' ' ever in this - ' sparkling, sky-.iarking, ■ ■ : swiftly moving : ■ : i comedy, set in ' the gljrious' • > ' snow-clad ' : ' . mountains ot. '"'.' ]■ jolly old : Switzerland— ■ . ' ; llelvyn Douglas, the man Theodora ' " went wild about, . . and Robert Young are the other cogs ... , in the wheel — - This is a light,'. . ' . ; ' bright, show of. she's, , skis, snow and spice.. . : Komembov.. the titlej— "I MET HIM- IN* PARIS." The bestcst show you '11 ever; know, and the Man in the Stalls never lets you down. In haste, , • T.M.I.TJ. •
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 61, 9 September 1937, Page 21
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116Page 21 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 61, 9 September 1937, Page 21
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