GI Shenanigans--Pvt. George Bent, an otherwise average GI becomes a superman and is able to support his hypnotist, Pvt. Lee Burchell of Randolph, while suspended between two chairs. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burchell of 35 Orchard street, hypnotist Burchell is stationed at Lowry Field, Col. He believes hypnosis will be valuable as a form of treatment for mental casualties in the war. A professional magician in civilian life, Burchell used the stage of Lee Noble.
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GI Shenanigans--Pvt. George Bent, an otherwise average GI becomes a superman and is able to support his hypnotist, Pvt. Lee Burchell of Randolph, while suspended between two chairs. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burchell of 35 Orchard street, hypnotist Burchell is stationed at Lowry Field, Col. He believes hypnosis will be valuable as a form of treatment for mental casualties in the war. A professional magician in civilian life, Burchell used the stage of Lee Noble.

[ca. September 1944]

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