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Norworth, Jack - Typed Letter Signed 1944

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Norworth, Jack - Typed Letter Signed 1944

American songwriter (1879-1959), singer, and vaudeville performer.

Typed letter signed by him dated March 4, 1944, to film director and producer Joseph Kane (1894-1975):

«...I gave a show for P.G. Smith and his Marines. A lot of laughs (...) I said "I don't think you did much singing when you were in Vaudeville (...) I got the damnedest kick out on one thing in the Harvest Moon Picture, it did sound so funny hearing my name coming out on the screen all the time, and when some character said "Now Look here Jack Norworth, you can't do that" (...) I felt like talking back and saying who the hell says I can't (...) I wrote Dennis Morgan a letter and that (...) thanks to him, I'm very proud of me...».

The 1944 film Shine on Harvest Moon, starring Ann Sheridan and Dennis Morgan, was one of the big musical hits of the WWII era. Size is 8.4 x 10,8 inches, 2 written pages in one sheet (front and verso), three horizontal folds, overall rust tone, in very good condition.

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American songwriter (1879-1959), singer, and vaudeville performer.

Typed letter signed by him dated March 4, 1944, to film director and producer Joseph Kane (1894-1975):

«...I gave a show for P.G. Smith and his Marines. A lot of laughs (...) I said "I don't think you did much singing when you were in Vaudeville (...) I got the damnedest kick out on one thing in the Harvest Moon Picture, it did sound so funny hearing my name coming out on the screen all the time, and when some character said "Now Look here Jack Norworth, you can't do that" (...) I felt like talking back and saying who the hell says I can't (...) I wrote Dennis Morgan a letter and that (...) thanks to him, I'm very proud of me...».

The 1944 film Shine on Harvest Moon, starring Ann Sheridan and Dennis Morgan, was one of the big musical hits of the WWII era. Size is 8.4 x 10,8 inches, 2 written pages in one sheet (front and verso), three horizontal folds, overall rust tone, in very good condition.