East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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E 'P 'P E035 F E03 +4- 4 !'4E 4-E 035 'cs fb 'ii Z1 3 suse- + +4 4'-2' 4 35 035 The following letter was turned over to the Lost and Found Department and IS being held there until called for W1ll the owner kindly come at once and claim his property? Mas 3 1994 Laskv Pictures Inc Hollywood Cal I am aware that you are constantly ln need of exceptional talent for the movies I desire to state that I have every qualltv which a stellar moving pic ture actor should possess I have always been considered one of the handsomest men ln thlg section of the Middle West ln whlch I live During my high school course which I have not qulte completed I had no dlfflcultv ln maintaining the position of highest rank ing student 1n East High School I have in addition manv points wh1cl1 would favor mv success on the screen namely an absolute disregard for danger of any kind a power to adopt my mind to any situation or to the role of anv character I might have to portray I believe I would be especially adopted to the role of a picture teeming with daring action or to that of the ardent and suc cessful love artist Constant experience in these lines alone prompts me to make this declaration 4-H-+550 Ihr-li! E E- E03 E03 Ht? 4? E035 P4 E035 fu' 5 X-+9 5+ E+' E03 E0i 3 E035-+ 'tv 4 E035 1' 'Q' 4 E 4-4 2'+ G4- E+' ,la li l 4- ll K + 4' l it lt' K + 'Z' 4' lt' Fi it li i Ta As you are probably in need of men for minor roles also I shall bring with me to your studio an excellent man Marvin Fisher who will be very useful in portraying the roles of butler head waiter bowery hound lounge-lizzard . pugilist villian of any kind traffic cop convict and in fact any role which calls for a man with the ordinary stupid face and no show of intellectual ability. You will also find Mr. Fisher very useful in the role of the opponent whom I dispose of in the course of one of my plays. If you desire to obtain for moving pictures a large additional following espe- cially among the women of the entire world I am sure you will lose no time in offering me a contract. Enclosed I have placed my photograph which speaks for itself. Sincerely yours RODNEY BOUTEI LII P. S.-Note the intellectual curve of the forehead and the exquisite profile in the photograph NOTICE-The photograph will also be returned to the owner upon calling.- Lost and Found Department. 132 335 54' +E!05e+ ++5ioii-+++ 55033 4wI'45E03!4-'Z-P 550354-'I-+550 V I

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