{"content":[{"text":"On this April Fools' Day to the \n Hollywood Chamber of \n Commerce: Don't Play Us For A \n Fool! Install the Star, \n \"#LeosLostStar,\" on the \n Hollywood Walk of Fame that was \n Awarded to the \"Thanks for the \n Memory\" Oscar-Winning Lyricist \n More Than 30 Years Ago","bbox":{"left":0.177288,"top":0.074252,"width":0.637769,"height":0.372471}},{"text":"SHERMAN OAKS, CA / ACCESSWIRE / April 1, 2021 / On this April Fools' \n Day, Leo Robin Music will not be played for a fool by the Hollywood Chamber of \n Commerce in the controversy between Leo Robin Music and the Hollywood \n Chamber over the star awarded to lyricist Leo Robin on the Hollywood Walk of \n Fame more than 30 years ago but never installed. This dispute arises because the \n Hollywood Chamber is not honoring the decision made by the 1990 Walk of \n Fame Committee to award a star to Leo Robin. This follies on the Hollywood \n Walk of Fame reminds us of an old film. Hal Skelly plays a clown who performs \n in his bicycle riding act the usual comedic role of a fool with distinctive makeup \n and costume, ludicrous antics and buffoonery while he sings the obscure gem \n \"Never Say Die-Dee-Die, Dum-Dee-Dum, Do-Dee-Do\" (aka \"Never Say Die\"), \n composed by Newell Chase with lyrics by Leo Robin, in the 1930 film Behind the \n Make-Up.","bbox":{"left":0.177288,"top":0.480501,"width":0.6468050000000001,"height":0.30087}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}