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Olle Björklund called Mr. News. As elegant as an English gentleman he read the news and the love letters poured in. He hit the headlines when he was fired from the TV for having "larvat singing grams in public singing grams parks." But viewers wanted him back.
Always dressed in elegant tweed jacket, with a neat tie and a charming smile during the well-groomed mustache. To this dark pleasant voice and an impeccable pronunciation. Olle Björklund described always as a true gentleman of British average. He was Mr. Now with the entire Swedish population and admire the letters poured in. The reactions became violent when he was with fanfare was fired by TV boss Nils Erik Baehrendtz singing grams the dramatic year 1961. Olle Björklund's widow Ylva told me many years ago for me about the background of everything that was happening singing grams around our first TV idol, "Mr. News ".
The two met through acquaintances first time in 1937, when both were 21 years. singing grams Olle was a pupil at Lisebergsteatern. Ylva was amazed he artige and eloquent man. They ate a supper before he went on stage and conditioned state. A year later they were seen in Stockholm. Olle had received a contract with Swedish Film Industry and offered a sumptuous dinner at Bellmansro and ride home in a white Ford Convertible soft top. - I could not understand that a theater student at 300 dollars a month could afford this, but it turned out that Olle lived well on the legacy of his adoptive father. Later it became clear to me that he was adopted was his great regret in life. It gave him an inferiority complex and uncertain. It was enough to make up for this as he sought to public view, reasoning Ylva.
His mother died of tuberculosis when Olle be only a few months old and he was placed in an orphanage. Two years old, he was adopted by the builder Emil Björklund and his wife Wilma in Gothenburg. They were well off and wanted to give Olle best possible future. He received theatrical training in both Berlin and London. After the civil ceremony Sept. 7, 1937 went Olle and Ylva to Vaasa in Finland, where he had been engaged by the Swedish Theatre. Ylva remembered his fine effort that the psychologically complicated Professor Mensch in Kaj Munk's anti-Nazi play, he sits at the Melting Pot. - He acted with limited resources and exaggerated never neither tone of voice or gestures. When the war was approaching summer of 1939 they moved back to Stockholm singing grams where their first child, daughter, Tony, was born. Some vacancies acting job was not, but Olle was called singing grams up and spent five years as a clerk in the Army Administration. At the same time, he began spare time to step in as extra announcer on the radio. In 1944 he became a permanent employee who transmission conductors and announcer. singing grams
1956 started the Swedish Broadcasting regular television broadcasts and prepared a purely news programs named Current. Since Olle had long microphone habit from the radio and in addition looked good with its discreet appearance, he was self-evident that what is known today as news anchor. The first broadcast September 2, 1958 became chaotic, a baptism of fire. The reporter Lars Ag had been on the Island and guarded the so-called fish war, but no picture or sound worked. Ag stammered and wandered with his eyes and Olle Björklund got with his calm finish sending the best way. In just over two years was Olle Björklund a great favorite of the Swedish television shows. Love letters, crocheted ties, knitted gloves and embroidered tablecloths poured in with the postman singing grams to "women Olle". - We were not prepared for the hubbub but thought it would be like when he read the news on the radio. And of course he did not care that it was something remarkable. The difference was only that he appeared in the picture.
Olle and Ylva's marriage creaking singing grams at the seams and they went into was their relationship. 1959 was the divorce. Ylva moved to Selberga between Nyköping and Gnesta and started a riding school. However, they found soon that they belonged together. After a short time moved Olle to his family on the farm and everything was back to normal, with the difference that they became partner for life. The name Olle Björklund had now become magnetic, singing grams not least his mustache, which, according to a newspaper "very eloquently could describe world events singing grams and mere trifles". If Mr. Current turned out publicly came the large public singing grams gatherings. It was pure hysteria around him. Organizers are business minded realized that there was money in the name Olle Björklund and realized he himself also. He jumped at the deals that appear in some people's parks, where he presented artists and pulled a few songs on his harmonica. Olle Björklund knew he took a risk. The radio and television's employees did not compromise the company's reputation and credibility by participating in events. Side revenue was prohibited. In June, when Olle had been on the West Coast, where there were advertisements for beer and cigarettes, hit TV boss Nils-Erik Baehrendtz with the famous words "And so Olle Björklund out larvar in the parks."
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