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5th October 1945
I went to see a film in French last night, called “Prarie du Mort” starring Ingrid Bergman and Robert Montgomery. I was surprised to find how much French I understood, and enjoyed it very much.
This afternoon I went to see Freddie Bartholomew and Warner Baxter in the “Adventures of David Balfour”, or “Kidnapped”, also in French and this evening I saw Jeanette McDonald in “Empante Mon Coeur” or “Broadway Serenade”. Very good.
The French people here seem reasonably well dressed but lack a number of luxuries still common to England. They are friendly towards the British but don’t seem to care for the Yanks