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THE DR. KILDARE SCRAPBOOK by Gerald D. Wilson - BearManor Manor
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THE DR. KILDARE SCRAPBOOK by Gerald D. Wilson (paperback)

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From his start as a character in Max Brand's magazine serial "Interns Don't Take Money,"Dr. James Kildare has represented the medical profession to those who read Brand's stories and his portrayals in movies and radio by Lew Ayres and on television by Richard Chamberlain.

This book examines the radio and TV series and contains information about the movies. It also references the ways Kildare has been mentioned in shows such as I Love Lucy and M*A*S*H.

And here are two trivia questions to stump your friends.
(You'll find the answers in the book's introduction.)

Who was the first actor to play James Kildare?

And who was the female lead in the movie that introduced him?

Read the First 10 Pages Here