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Published on May 23, 2001
Looking for a poster from Live and Let Die, a program from the 1988 Academy Awards, an 8-by-10 glossy of Donald Pleasence? Show Biz has everything the movie fanatic needs to decorate her rumpus room: posters, lobby cards, lunch boxes, refrigerator magnets, vintage stills, original screenplays, postcards by the gross, the occasional video, and a hundred thousand alphabetized glossies of your favorite stars. For the TV filbert there's a Barney Fife coffee mug, an I Love Lucy bedside lamp, a Marilyn Munster wobbly, and many another cathode-themed treasure. The other branches of the lively arts are represented as well via psychedelic Fillmore Auditorium posters, Great White Way theater programs, et al. And if that 1963 Look with Shirley MacLaine on the cover has been eluding you for decades, you'll probably find it here, along with a zillion other star-studded magazines.
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