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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 768, 14 September 1929, Page 17

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Tt isn't only racehorses who win by -i nose Bertram Marlburgh, Hollywood screen player, may triithfully say that he won a part in Dolores Del Rio s "Evangeline" because W S proteh matched exactly that of Sir W illiam Ritt of the old English House of Commons Edwin Carewe interviewed mo?e than a -score of screen players noted for their long, aquiline noses, before choosing Marlburgh as wost accurate counterpart of Sir lyilliam.,