Judge, 1922-05-20 · page 17 of 36
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Georgette Cohan In adeleine and the Movies,” written by her ver- satile father, Miss Cohan plays with real charm, giv- ing to the highly amusing comedy a delightful sincer- ity. Frank Hallin and George M. Cohan in “Madeleine and the Movies.” A YANKEE DOODLE DANDY G SORGE M. COHAN, born on July 4, near the cradle of American Independence, has proved himself a nephew of Uncle Sam. He has waved the flag a bit; but who has a better right? The inspiration of his “Over There,” to which the A. E. F. marched while those at home were singing it, was legitimate; and Cohan has made good his boast of 100 per cent. Americanism. George M. and Georgette Cohan comicbooks.com