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Subject: H G Wells: obscure
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Date: Sat, 18-May-85 18:32:26 EDT
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In article <1925@topaz.ARPA> @RUTGERS.ARPA:Margolin.Multics@MIT-MULTICS.ARPA writes:
>From: Barry Margolin <Margolin@MIT-MULTICS.ARPA>
>
>     From: mtgzz!leeper@topaz.arpa (m.r.leeper)
>     Subject: GREAT SF STORIES (1939)
>
>     ... There is
>     even a reference in the story to a similar story in the film THE MAN
>     WHO COULD WORK MIRACLES.  ...
>
>Just to set the record straight, the film TMWCWM is based on the short
>story of the same name by a relatively unknown author named H.G.  Wells.

Er, Barmar--you're kidding, right?  

Remember MIT Lecture Series Committee, and how once in awhile they show "Time
After Time"?  Remember the protagnist?  Didn't everybody who had $4 go see this
move when it came out?  How about "The Time Machine"--another popular, if older,
science fiction movie.

See if I believe you next telethon.  :-)

L S Chabot   ...decwrl!dec-rhea!dec-amber!chabot   chabot%amber.dec@decwrl.arpa