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Tell It To The Marines (1926)- Skeet Burns Enlists

George W. Hill's Blockbuster. The great Lon Chaney was actually named an honoree Marine by the Academy. The service men loved his performance so much as the no-nonsense Sergeant O'Hara. William Ha...  
 
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billycassion (2 months ago) Show Hide
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That's My Man Billy Haines!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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What a nice clip. William Haines (or Billy as he was called by his friends) was a man and actor way ahead of his time. He gave up a acting career for his love of his life, Jimmy. I often read that William Haines was drafted in WWII. Does anyone know what branch of the military he served. What about him being gay and serving in the military at that time.
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Love this films climax its simply amazing to watch.
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I am new to YouTube. What is a PM?
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Do you have any full length versions of this movie available on DVD?

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