The majority of film stars are unmistakably and immutably themselves. No one could fail to recognize at a glance at the screen Robert Montgomery. William Powell, Clark Gable, Wallace Berry or elmest any of the rest of them. But there is one Potable film actor who can,'and does, disguise his personality in an almost astonishing manner.
Paul Muni is still a young man with a strong, appealing and distinctive face, His face is as strong and distinctive as that of Edward C. Robinson,' Most actors, similarly gifted, ould be contented to let the public see familiar features time after time and be satisfied.
But Paul Muni seems to take a
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