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Excerpt from Screenland, Vol. 25: The Smart Screen Magazine; June-October, 1932
Nils Asther Fan. So you thought when pictures began to talk, Nils would be out of a job. He was for a time, but with the dogged determination of his Viking ancestry, he delved into the accents, gram mar, and vocabulary of our English and now returns to the screen with a perfect voice. He may be the screen's next sen sation - who knows? He will appear with Robert Montgomery in The Truth Game and is to play with Joan 'crawford in her next picture,' Letty Lynton. And we may see him opposite Garbo again.
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