Marcel Marceau American Collection 1954-2011

Micocci, Tony

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Neander, Alexander

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Wolfram, Bodecker von

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Skelton, Red, 1913-1997

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Red Skelton (b. Richard Bernard Skelton, July 17, 1913-d. Sept. 17, 1997), American comedian, radio and television performer. From the description of Skelton, Red, 1913-1997 (U.S. National Archives and Records Administration). naId: 10582271 This collection contains material dating primarily from Skelton's first marriage to wife, Edna during the 1930s and 1940s. Included are letters to Red from Don Ameche, Eddie Arnold, Bob Hope, Hedda Harper, Zazu Pitts, Nelson Rockefeller,...

Blatas, Arbit

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Arbit Blatas (1908-1999) was born a Russian Jew in Kaunas, Lithuania in 1908. He began painting very early, and had his first exhibition at the age of 14. His father refused to let him go to Paris to study unless he could prove he was talented, so at 17 the two of them went to Riga to see a painter there and have him assess young Blatas' skills. Fortunately, he deemed the boy very talented and so Blatas' father agreed to let him go to Paris. He arrived in Paris at the pe...

Blechman, R.O. (Robert O.), 1930-

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Marceau, Marcel

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Tony Micocci

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Marcel Marceau was born Marcel Mangel in Strasbourg, France to a Jewish family, on March 22, 1923. Marcel and his older brother adopted the last name Marceau during the German occupation of France. the two brothers joined the French Resistance in Limoges, where they saved numerous children from the race laws and concentration camps, and after the liberation of Paris, joined the French army. Marceau was demobilized in 1946 and enrolled as a student in Charles Dullin's School of Drama...