I Never Forget a Face (1956)

Dwight Weist: Self - Narrator

Quotes 

• Narrator : Womankind had entered the political arena, and was apt to bust a corset!

• Narrator : Keep cool with Coolidge.

• Narrator : Delegates marched, sang, cheered and shouted in this most boisterous of conventions, so long ago in the first year of the roaring twenties.

• Narrator : Ford and Edison - those two old cronies. Always talking and laughing together.

• Narrator : The sudden death of Warren Harding brought Calvin Coolidge to the Presidency. A man of frugal habits and integrity and dry wit, Coolidge believed that the best government is the least government. Though he looked equally ill at ease in high hat or overalls, he became, up to his time, the most photographed of Presidents. And he became one of the most popular, despite a famed humorous remark that he'd probably been weaned on a pickle.

• Narrator : The young, yellow-haired Prince Charming visited Hawaii; where, as every place else, he set feminine hearts a flutter.

• Narrator : Who dat?