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2001 as ARTV
and even sculptures based on the opera and ballet (he was such a fan that he attended the opera every day for 20 years)
which originated as a cover for a 1964 issue of the satiric journal Monocle
but also produced a range of military vehicles in the decade that preceded the Second World War
Size: 53 x 19 inches
1964 American Theatre (Broadway) Window Card, Funny Girl duomo 2001 as ARTVDate: 1964 Size: 14 x 22 inches Artist: Unknown About: In the Ziegfeld Follies, in Hollywood films, and on the radio, Fanny Brice was one of the most celebrated entertainers of her time. With humor, talent and chutzpah, young Fanny, an awkward Jewish girl who "isn't pretty," defies the odds and becomes one of the greatest stars of her generation. Fanny's rise to super stardom and her turbulent romance with gambler Nick Arnstein are explored through
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