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Mrs. Glenn Miller, left, widow of the famous bandleader, presented James Stewart, right, who plays her husband in the title role in "The Glenn Miller Story," with the trombone which her husband actually played prior to his untimely death during World War II

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C1960 May.
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  1. Performances
  2. Photographic Prints
  3. Publicity Photographs
  4. Stewart, James

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