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Paul Rhymer
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Paul Rhymer

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    …written by the program’s creator, Paul Rhymer, who wrote every episode of the show from its debut until its demise on September 19, 1946. The poet Edgar Lee Masters said that Vic and Sade ā€œpresented the best American humour of its day,ā€ and Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt was reportedly an…

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    …written by the program’s creator, Paul Rhymer, who wrote every episode of the show from its debut until its demise on September 19, 1946. The poet Edgar Lee Masters said that Vic and Sade ā€œpresented the best American humour of its day,ā€ and Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt was reportedly an…

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