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Marriage for Miltie
"Mr. Television9 Berle has at last found
the happiness he deserves, with Ruth Cosgrove
On December 9, 1953, a devoted couple stood before Judge Morris Eder in the New York County Courthouse and listened solemnly as he said: "Every marriage I perform lasts. I expect this one to do the same." For Milton and Ruth Cosgrove Berle, these words expressed their own feelings about the life they planned to share together. And, all across the nation, men, women and children who have seen the great comic, shared his endless antics, were now sharing a part of his great happiness.
Like many clowns whose smiling make-up often hides the tears beneath, Milton Berle has had his share of problems and sorrow. He rose from poverty and obscurity to wealth and fame. Twice, he tried to build a firm marriage foundation and failed. But, through all his ups and
downs, he remained — on the surface — the clown with the big laughs, who was always stealing the show with his antics.
But now, a new day has dawned in Uncle Miltie's life. After the small wedding ceremony, there was a reception at the Plaza Hotel which reflected the grand style so typical of all Miltie's actions. All the show world's greats, plus fans by the hundreds, were on hand to wish him well. Then, with a final burst of cheers and congratulations, the couple left for their honeymoon in Bermuda and the start of their new life together. His fans and friends settled back with an added feeling of joy, and were of one mind in hoping that, in the future, the smile that lights Milton Berle's face will become ever wider and reflect a heart that is truly happy at last.
Milton stars on The Buick-Berle Show, NBC-TV, Tues. (3 out of 4 weeks), 8 P.M. EST