Joe Breen ran MAE WEST through the ringer and robbed her scripts of vigor.
• • Once the Brooklyn bombshell was under contract to Paramount Pictures, Joseph Breen, "the Hitler of Hollywood," took a hatchet to all of Mae's scripts and ripped the fun out.
• • Joseph Breen died at age 75 during the month of December — — on 5 December 1965. It is doubtful that Mae West attended his funeral.
• • In December let's remember . . . • •
• • Versatile actor Paul Harvey hailed from Sandwich, Illinois where he was born on 10 September 1882. The dapper six-foot-two leading man enjoyed success on Broadway, creating several memorable roles from 1916 — 1933. When he went out to Hollywood, he was cast in nearly 180 motion pictures. Fans will remember him as Donovan in "Goin' to Town" [1935].
• • Paul Harvey died at age 73 due to a coronary thrombosis in the month of December — — on 5 December 1955 — — in Los Angeles, California.
• • Come up and see Mae every day online: http://MaeWest.blogspot.com/
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Sunday, December 05, 2010
Mae West: December Men
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