Imagine receiving a mysterious invitation from Charlie Chaplin, doing
jigsaw puzzles with Marilyn Monroe, having a heart-to-heart with Jack
Kennedy, or being kissed by Greta Garbo. All of these and more are the
sensational memories of UK-born, honorary Maritimer Charles Foster.
After an unlikely childhood, his adventurous spirit brought him in 1943
to RAF pilot training school in Calgary. Through a series of incredible
circumstances and fortunate friendships, Foster went on to become a
Hollywood writer and publicist.Now writing from New Brunswick as a
regular columnist for Senior's Advocate, Foster shares his most
tantalizing stories as a collection for the first time. With tales from
the golden age of film, radio, theatre, and music, including
international adventures from Moscow to Berlin and beyond, From Old
Hollywood to New Brunswick shows just how far an RAF uniform, a little
bit of luck, and whole lot of charm could take you in mid-twentieth
century show business.Includes a 20-page insert of original photographs.