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Mexico greeted Hollywood at the huge benefit show sponsored by the Hollywood Victory Committee for the Mexican armed forces. Eighty-three screen celebrities lent their talents toward making the show one of the most gala that Mexico has ever seen. The movie-makers turned the Ensenada Theater into a scene of fiesta, and in turn were feted by the appreciative Mexican soldiers, sailors and marines. Among those who appeared were James Cagney (front row) ; Desi Arnaz, Dick Powell, Joan Blondell, Jinx Falkenburg, Martha O'Driscoll, June Preisser, Ann Miller, Stan Laurel, Joel McCrea and Lynda Grey (rear row)
After an exciting though exhausting day entertaining the Mexican soldiers, Joan Blondell and Dick Powell slept soundly on the train back to Hollywood
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