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I Never Forget a Face (1956) Plot Summary Explained

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1956 · 11 mins · English
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Directed by
Robert Youngson
Starring
Dwight Weist, Ward Wilson

Warner Bros. vignette presenting brief portraits of famous figures: presidential hopeful Warren Harding’s front‑porch campaign in Marion, Ohio with Al Jolson performing; his successor Calvin Coolidge; William Jennings Bryan at the 1920 Democratic convention where FDR was chosen as vice‑presidential nominee; the Prince of Wales’s visit; the “monkey trial” pitting Clarence Darrow against Bryan; Richard Bord training for a North‑Pole flight; and George Bernard Shaw’s tour of America.

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