He can't ever forget the days he was so broke that he rode the brake-rods on freight cars, and starved. “I could have lost my sense of … Gable's dressing-room walls are lined with caricatures of himself—the most grotesque possible ones—the kind that show his ears, and his funny grin and accentuate the other points that make him anything, but handsome. Of affectation, of poses, … Try to find unusual things to write about Gable, and a writer's sunk. He's so ordinary, so … …

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{New Article} 1936: Humor is a Habit with Gable | Dear Mr. Gable