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conversations.value: What could be a title for a story about Finalist, Theater, Library with the genre: Biographies & Memoirs, Arts & Literature?
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conversations.value: A title for this story could be 'Cecil B. DeMille's Hollywood'
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conversations.value: Give me the first paragraph for this story.
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conversations.value: Cecil B. DeMille's Hollywood
  Cecil B. DeMille Collection. L. Tom Perry Special Collections Library, Harold B. Lee Library. Brigham Young University (BYU), Provo, Utah.
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conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Ramon (Pedro de Cordoba, left) and Andreas (Wallace Reid) vie for the hand of Maria Rosa (Geraldine Farrar). Wilfred Buckland's' Tittle Spanish town " seems to have been built to three-quarter scale.
  Ever the diva, Geraldine Farrar plays to the still camera as Cecil B. DeMille shows Wallace Reid how to kill Carmen. (Marc Wanamaker/ Bison Archives)
  Shall we dance? Bowery tough Chimmie Fadden (Victor Moore) holds his own against a couple of hard hombres out west. Behind the hotel registration desk are future director Tom Forman (with mustache and grey hat) and Henry Bergman (in white shirt and tie), who would become closely associated with comic Charlie Chaplin. Billy Elmer stands behind Bergman (with mustacheand black hat).
  Edith Hardy (Fannie Ward) attempts to cover her theft of charity funds by borrowing from Tori (Sessue Hayakawa). His price? She must come voluntarily to his bed. When Tori enforces the bargain by branding Edith with his mark of ownership, she shoots him, and the scandal she sought to avoid blows wide open.
  On July 19, 1916, Adolph Zukor (left) and Jesse L. Lasky signed a merger agreement creating the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation. Here a cameraman shoots some promotional footage of the partners in the 1920s.
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conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
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conversations.value: Here a cameraman shoots some promotional footage of the partners in the 1920s. Wilfred Buckland's' Tittle Spanish town " seems to have been built to three-quarter scale.
  Ever the diva, Geraldine Farrar plays to the still camera as Cecil B. DeMille shows Wallace Reid how to kill Carmen. (Marc Wanamaker/ Bison Archives)
  Shall we dance? Bowery tough Chimmie Fadden (Victor Moore) holds his own against a couple of hard hombres out west. Behind the hotel registration desk are future director Tom Forman (with mustache and grey hat) and Henry Bergman (in white shirt and tie), who would become closely associated with comic Charlie Chaplin. Billy Elmer stands behind Bergman (with mustacheand black hat).
  Edith Hardy (Fannie Ward) attempts to cover her theft of charity funds by borrowing from Tori (Sessue Hayakawa). His price? She must come voluntarily to his bed. When Tori enforces the bargain by branding Edith with his mark of ownership, she shoots him, and the scandal she sought to avoid blows wide open.
  On July 19, 1916, Adolph Zukor (left) and Jesse L. Lasky signed a merger agreement creating the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation.Ramon (Pedro de Cordoba, left) and Andreas (Wallace Reid) vie for the hand of Maria Rosa (Geraldine Farrar).
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conversations.value: Give me the last three paragraphs.. End with the sentence ' The effects of DeMille's heart condition are evident in his thin and tired appearance.'.
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conversations.value: Jeanie Macpherson and Jesse L. Lasky Jr. confer with DeMille over a draft script as Gladys Rosson stands by to take notes. The director's office on the Paramount lot came to be known as the DeMilleBungalow, and was much less ostentatious than his quarters at Famous Players-Lasky or M-G-M. (Marc Wanamaker/Bison Archives)
  Cecil B. DeMille with Pauline Kessinger, manager of the Paramount studio commissary. DeMille customarily dined with a large entourageof co-workers and guests when he ate at the studio. He praised the bean souponce, and Kessinger made sure it was always on the menu. She was nearly apoplectic one day when she ran out of the soup before DeMille arrived, and she rushed over to apologize. "Thank god," he replied, "I hate beansoup."
  DeMille and Charlton Heston on location in Egypt near Mt. Sinai. The effects of DeMille's heart condition are evident in his thin and tired appearance.