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Every Sunday
(1936, MGM) Three Smart Girls
(1936, Universal) One Hundred Men and a Girl
(1937, Universal) Mad About Music
(1938, Universal) That Certain Age
(1938, Universal) Three Smart Girls Grow Up
(1939, Universal)
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First Love
(1939, Universal) It's a Date
(1940, Universal) Spring Parade
(1940, Universal) Nice Girl?
(1941, Universal) It Started with Eve
(1941, Universal) Show Business at War
(1943, 20th Century-Fox) His Butler's Sister
(1943, Universal) The Amazing Mrs. Holliday
(1943, Universal) Hers to Hold
(1943, Universal) Christmas Holiday
(1944, Universal) Can't Help Singing
(1944, Universal) Lady on a Train
(1945, Universal) Because of Him
(1946, Universal) I'll Be Yours
(1947, Universal-International) Something in the Wind
(1947, Universal-International) For the Love of Mary
(1948, Universal-International) Up in Central Park
(1948, Universal-International)
Though not many people remember her today, Deanna Durbin was definitely one of the greatest actresses the movies has ever seen. She not only saved a movie studio from certain bankruptcy, but also brought joy and happiness into the hearts of the
millions who've watched her films.
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Deanna Durbin's movie career lasted thirteen years, from her debut as a fresh-faced fourteen year old in 1936, until her retirement as an established leading lady and movie star in 1949. During that time, Deanna made twenty-one feature films for Universal (later Universal-International) and two short films (for MGM and 20th Century-Fox), which averages out to approximately 2 hit films a year!
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You can write to Deanna Durbin at:
Mrs. Deanna Durbin David
B.P. 3315
75123 Paris Cedex 03
FRANCE
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