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May 7, 2019 2 min

TPV607 My Throwback - The Garbo Effect

from GetPublished! Radio Hosted by La Puerta Productions

GetPublished! Radio co-host and sci-fi author Thomas Page gives us an oddball film history lesson about Greta Garbo's famed final shot in Queen Christina. This featurette runs to promote the GetPublished! Radio Show with host Gerald Everett Jones, author of Bonfire of the Vanderbilts and the new mystery-thriller Preacher Finds a Corpse. There's more advice for self-publishing authors at getpublishedradio.com. #oldhollywood #podcast #amwriting

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