Talk:John Kobal

according to John Kobal’s book People Will Talk page X of his introduction he travelled to Toronto from Ottawa to meet Marlene Dietrich at the O’Keefe Centre theatre. Not Montreal

Died of AIDS?

Some web articles on John Kobal claim he died of AIDs, this contemporary item, for example, from the Florida based Daytona Beach News-Journal. Because the assertion is not backed up by better known publications, the NYT obituary merely refers to pneumonia, I have chosen to ignore them. Philip Cross (talk) 13:55, 9 March 2010 (UTC)

But Entertainment Weekly magazine is a national publication in the United States. So the point can be added with confidence, one supposes. Philip Cross (talk) 14:07, 9 March 2010 (UTC)

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No mention of...

No bibliography, no mention of "People will talk" (JKs first-rate interview collection, one of the best ever published) or of the very extensive radio work he must have done in the 1960s to secure those interviews. Or of his collaboration with Kevin Brownlow, "Hollywood - the Pioneers" (the book to the series). 2A02:AA1:1148:4B6C:F95C:2FE9:2190:59DA (talk) 08:39, 4 August 2024 (UTC)