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Some four years ago when Beverly Tyler lett her studies in Scranton, Pac and went to Hollywood to fulfil her M-G-M contract, she Was merely exchanging one school for another. The intervening years have been spent in preparations for a screen career. She has had intensive training In dancing, dramatics, diction. and singing. Beverly. who makes .a. brilliant debut in "The Green .Years;" "opposite To m Drake, admits it was all well worth while

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Chronicle (Levin), 26 October 1946, Page 6

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Some four years ago when Beverly Tyler lett her studies in Scranton, Pac and went to Hollywood to fulfil her M-G-M contract, she Was merely exchanging one school for another. The intervening years have been spent in preparations for a screen career. She has had intensive training In dancing, dramatics, diction. and singing. Beverly. who makes .a. brilliant debut in "The Green .Years;" "opposite To m Drake, admits it was all well worth while Chronicle (Levin), 26 October 1946, Page 6

Some four years ago when Beverly Tyler lett her studies in Scranton, Pac and went to Hollywood to fulfil her M-G-M contract, she Was merely exchanging one school for another. The intervening years have been spent in preparations for a screen career. She has had intensive training In dancing, dramatics, diction. and singing. Beverly. who makes .a. brilliant debut in "The Green .Years;" "opposite To m Drake, admits it was all well worth while Chronicle (Levin), 26 October 1946, Page 6

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