Gilbert Freundl

"... by r 00 ln darkened booths of such theaters, showing movies. The family didn't sce him much. Projection work took spouses away from each other, parents from familles, and Gilbert Freundl didn't talk about hls feelings, even when hc was home. All of Allen life, hls father didn't take hlm to ball games or the zoo or parks. Gilbert always was working. “I was never suro how he felt about me," Allen says. "1 figured ne probably didn't Ilke me, much." When Allen was old enough, he began projectors ..."

"... be are Jamrs Pringle. llam S. Harlev. Robert P. Clarence A. Henkel. Roland F. Coer per. and Adolf Hafner. P. Halter, candidate for thc ls unopposed. Suffers Crushed Foot Gilbert Freundl. 17. nf 1234 Milch ell si., .suffered a right foot Monday when il was cauchi bel the floor and a freight elevator plat torm at ilie Alexander M. Kailing Cn ..."

"... clapped over lhe Parkway Theater's old entrance. "We made presentations. We pul together spectacles. Now you're Just running a machine." Then, 2% years ogo. family members found out that Gilbert Freundl was going lo dle sooner than they thought. Real was taking hlm. too concer, the doctors said. By then, lhe glory of neighborhood theaters seemed to be dying. Freundl visits ..."

"... luher, Gilbert, worked up ln darkened booths ol such theaters, showing movies. The didn't see hlm much. Projection work took spouses away Irom each other, parents Irom lammes, and Gilbert Freundl didn't talk about hls even when he was home. All ol Allen hls lather didn't take hlm to ball games or the zoo or purks. Glibert always "I was never ..."