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Kathy_A
Mon, Dec 07, 2015 5:33pm
One of my favorite people to read about is Mabel Normand, who was a huuuuge comedienne in the 1910s and ’20s (she died of TB in 1930). She was an actress, writer, director, producer, and, not incidentally, was the person who persuaded Mack Sennett to keep Charlie Chaplin on after his first few shorts bombed.
One of my favorite people to read about is Mabel Normand, who was a huuuuge comedienne in the 1910s and ’20s (she died of TB in 1930). She was an actress, writer, director, producer, and, not incidentally, was the person who persuaded Mack Sennett to keep Charlie Chaplin on after his first few shorts bombed.