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Gil’s comedy routines havo been featured
in such motion pictures as "The Fleet’s in','
"Star Spangled Rhythm," "Riding High," and
"Rainbow Island," Earlier in his career he
was featured on Broadway in "The Show Is On
with Bert ^ahr and Bea Lillie and "Hold On
To Your Hats" with A1 Jolson and Martha Raye,
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USO shows are financed through the contri
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