Screenland magazine, December 1939

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Screenland magazine, December 1939
paul draper of mansun (1997)
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Ed Sullivan and dancer Paul Draper
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Bound for New York aboard the RMS Queen Mary on June 2, 1939, were dancers Fred Astaire and Paul Draper. Astaire could be seen at the time with Ginger Rogers in the picture, The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle. Draper appeared at many popular New York hot spots, including the Rainbow Room, the Persian Room at the Plaza Hotel, and Carnegie Hall.
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Paul Draper / Mansun
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