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And there's very likely a sweetheart or a sister in that group too who idolizes the star because he looks like her loved one or her brother who is away at war. So — the next time a girl near you in a theater squeals or sighs, look again." I asked Tom if he had any advice to give to these youngsters. I asked him this because I wondered if a star really wanted such complete adoration. He thought a moment, and then said: "About all I can say is that I hope they keep their enthusiasm but that they be careful not to annoy others with it. They should know when to express themselves and when not to. This is as important to a performer as it is to the audience, for a squeal in the wrong place can make a star look ridiculous. In other words, the idea is to use discretion. Don't just squeal for the sake of squealing. Consider others in the movie theaters who may find such demonstration annoying if it goes too far. Personally, I certainly will not resent it if the bobby kids decide to start greeting my screen appearances with squeals. There's no faster way to become a star today." Tom is comparatively new to Hollywood. But in a short time he has made an indelible impression with his work in "Mrs. Parkington," the above-mentioned "Two Girls And A Sailor," "Meet Me In St. Louis," and most recently with Wally Beery in "This Man's Navy." Then there have been his appearances in "Maisie Goes To Reno" and "Marriage Is A Private Affair" in which he had one scene in a mist. Tom first saw the light of day in New Rochelle, N. Y., some twenty-odd years ago. When he was eleven, his father died. And with his death went one of the biggest influences in Tom's life. "Dad was born in Ireland, but he was English," Tom said. "He was a wonderful man and a great pal. It was always a pleasure for him to be with us — my two sisters and myself. One of my sisters died when I was five, however. 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