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- fff7da523aa8b3f64cb116976b7382a6983f96becce838c043dfc43c106f73a2 date "1949-10-02".
- fff7da523aa8b3f64cb116976b7382a6983f96becce838c043dfc43c106f73a2 first "Hedda".
- fff7da523aa8b3f64cb116976b7382a6983f96becce838c043dfc43c106f73a2 isCitedBy Evelyn_Keyes.
- fff7da523aa8b3f64cb116976b7382a6983f96becce838c043dfc43c106f73a2 last "Hopper".
- fff7da523aa8b3f64cb116976b7382a6983f96becce838c043dfc43c106f73a2 page "D1".
- fff7da523aa8b3f64cb116976b7382a6983f96becce838c043dfc43c106f73a2 quote "Until "Mrs. Mike," Evelyn Keyes had always been considered a fine leading lady rather than a star in the true sense of the word. She seemed to have lacked that final push that bridges the gap between "good" and "great."".
- fff7da523aa8b3f64cb116976b7382a6983f96becce838c043dfc43c106f73a2 title "Evelyn Keyes Finally Elevated to Stardom; Leading Lady Bridges Gap Between 'Good' and 'Great' by Her 'Mrs. Mike'".
- fff7da523aa8b3f64cb116976b7382a6983f96becce838c043dfc43c106f73a2 work "Los Angeles Times".