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I changed the book reference on the Gladys Ripley page you wrote, because I believe the author of the book is Donald Brook and not (as you wrote) Donald Singer. At any rate, I have a copy of the same book which clearly IS written by Donald Brook! so I think that must be right. Hope so. if I'm wrong, please revert. best wishes,
Eebahgum22:06, 25 October 2007 (UTC)reply
In the 1920s, Ripley also recorded for Sterno records. I have located two discs released under her name and added them to her Recordings section. — Preceding
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I changed the book reference on the Gladys Ripley page you wrote, because I believe the author of the book is Donald Brook and not (as you wrote) Donald Singer. At any rate, I have a copy of the same book which clearly IS written by Donald Brook! so I think that must be right. Hope so. if I'm wrong, please revert. best wishes,
Eebahgum22:06, 25 October 2007 (UTC)reply
In the 1920s, Ripley also recorded for Sterno records. I have located two discs released under her name and added them to her Recordings section. — Preceding
unsigned comment added by
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