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Shubert Sonata
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Abstract
The Ziegfeld Follies was and remains the ultimate in theatrical glamor. It was Broadway at its finest-the most gorgeous sets and costumes, the most beautiful women, the greatest use of lights and color, and the greatest comedians in theatre history. Being in the Follies was a source of pride and great success to all the performers especially to the teen-aged girls.
Title: Shubert Sonata
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Abstract
The Ziegfeld Follies was and remains the ultimate in theatrical glamor.
It was Broadway at its finest-the most gorgeous sets and costumes, the most beautiful women, the greatest use of lights and color, and the greatest comedians in theatre history.
Being in the Follies was a source of pride and great success to all the performers especially to the teen-aged girls.
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