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Clark GableClark Gable (February 1, 1901 - November 16, 1960) was an American actor born in Cadiz, Ohio. Gable won the Academy Award for Best Actor for his 1934 performance in the film It Happened One Night. In one well-known scene in It Happened One Night, Gable's star power became apparent when he removed his shirt and revealed his bare chest. Across the United States, women stopped buying undershirts for their husbands. He is best-known today, however, for his performance as Rhett Butler in the 1939 classic Gone With the Wind. Gable's appearance in 1935's Mutiny on the Bounty as Fletcher Christian makes Gable one of a select few actors to appear in three films that have won an Academy Award for Best Picture. That same year he fathered Loretta Young's illegitimate daughter, Judy, who later was known as Judy Lewis. Judy eventually learned the truth which she wrote about, and alienated herself from her mother for a period of time. Gable's marriage in 1939 to Carole Lombard was reportedly the happiest episode in his personal life, and ended with Lombard's death in a plane crash in 1942. His last film was The Misfits, which also featured Marilyn Monroe in her last screen performance. Gable died of a massive heart attack in Los Angeles, California in 1960 at the age of 59. He was interred in Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery, Glendale, California.
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room. Roustan, who accompanied his Majesty on horseback, slept in the
to him should not be disturbed. The secretaries slept either in the
service ate where and when they could, and, like the simple soldiers,
always breakfasted and dined with him. They were like two inseparable
rarely arose between them. Nevertheless, there was, I think, a little
army of Moscow. The old marshal wished to accompany him; but the Emperor
kitchen service, and Roustan, or a bedroom servant.
During this campaign more than any other the Emperor rose often in the
had insomnia, which he could not overcome; and when the bed at last
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succession; but often he remained thus in the cabinet till the hour for
took great care of his hands; but on this campaign he many times
wear gloves, as they inconvenienced him so greatly. He endured the cold
physically.
At Witepsk the Emperor, finding the space in front of the house in which
small buildings torn down in order to enlarge it. There was a small
accomplish this, and it had been already partly torn down, when the
disapprobation of this measure. But the Emperor having given his consent
pacified; and, armed with this authority, several among them entered the
immense height, which they deposited in the other churches.
We were witnesses while in this town of a singular spectacle, and one
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