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Most any place can seem to be a paradise

while you embrace just the one that you adore

There needn't be an apple tree with magic powers

You need no garden filled with flowers

To taste the thrill of sweet three dollars, gentle perfume,

and cushions that are silk and soft, two in the gloom that is silent but for size.

That's paradise, while arms and twided lips are kissing.

But if there's something missing, that signifies trouble in parallel to dark.

Welcome to the projection booth.

I'm your host, Mike White.

Joining you once again is Ms. Paula Guthr.

Hi, Mike.

Thanks for having me back.

Also back with us is Mr. Ken Stanley.

Hello, Mike. It's great to be back. And back with us is Mr. Ken Stanley. Hello, Mike. It's great to be back.

And joining us is Mr. Lutzbacher.

It's a pleasure to be here with this August group.

This week on the projection booth, we are starting the first of two episodes about the work of Ernst Lubitsch and focusing on his film, Trouble in Paradise. The film stars Herbert Marshall as Gaston,

a gentleman thief who initially connects with Lily, played by Marion Hopkins, a highly skilled

pickpocket before the two begin the long con with Madame Mariette Collette, played by Kay Francis,

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