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Jumping in Glee is Muriel after Mr. Cohen promised her part in Most Happy Fella. He expects show Lorenzo to make a lot of money for him and other backers. This is the most important play in a decade
Jumping in Glee is Muriel after Mr. Cohen promised her part in Most Happy Fella. He expects show Lorenzo to make a lot of money for him and other backers. This is the most important play in a decade

Jumping in Glee is Muriel after Mr. Cohen promised her part in Most Happy Fella. He expects show Lorenzo to make a lot of money for him and other backers. This is the most important play in a decade

Date6/23/1962
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jumping in Glee is Muriel after Mr. Cohen promised her part in Most Happy Fella. He expects show Lorenzo to make a lot of money for him and other backers. This is the most important play in a decade.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0057352F
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