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as setting for
Cabaret,
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Winchell in,
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Verdon, Gwen

advocate for psychotherapy,
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after screening of
All That Jazz,
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background,
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The Blonde from Brooklyn,
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The Bob Hope Show,
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Bonanza Bound,
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Can-Can,
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caregiving Fosse,
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censorship issues,
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Chicago

choreography and rehearsal,
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earmarked for,
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influence on the last song,
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leaving permanently,
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leaving temporarily,
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opening,
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at closing of
Big Deal,
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costume assistance on
Cabaret,
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Damn Yankees
(movie),
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Damn Yankees
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dance assist. to Cole,
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dance assist./co-choreographer to Fosse

Copper and Brass,
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How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying,
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Little Me,
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Pleasures and Palaces,
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Sweet Charity
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Sweet Charity
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Dancin’
national tour,
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The Ed Sullivan Show,
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in Fosse’s will,
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home in East Hampton,
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home on Central Park West,
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hosting Fosse’s wake,
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hosting parties,
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How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying,
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injury,
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“The Magic Bird of Fire,”
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and McCracken,
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New Girl in Town,
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Nights of Cabiria/Hearts and Flowers,
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photographic memory,
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Pleasures and Palaces,
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pregnancy and birth of daughter,
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Redhead,
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and Reinking,
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relationship with Cole,
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relationship with Fosse

after birth of daughter,
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after the separation,
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early days,
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effects of her fame,
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enhanced by work,
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home life,
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legal wife,
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separation,
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wedding,
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relationship with Lanning,
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singing voice, limitations,
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skills and style,
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support for Heckart,
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Sweet Charity
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Sweet Charity
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Sweet Charity
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Tony Award show,
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Vereen, Ben

All That Jazz,
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and
Big Deal,
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on Fosse’s perfectionism,
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at Fosse’s wake,
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Grind,
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Pippin
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Pippin
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Sweet Charity
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Sweet Charity
(Las Vegas company),
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Vest, Buddy,
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Vietnam War,
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Vonnegut, Kurt,
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Wagner, Richard,
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Walker, Chet,
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Walker, Nancy,
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Wallace, Marie,
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Walston, Ray,
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Walton, Gen,
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Walton, Tony

Academy Award,
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All That Jazz,
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Big Deal,
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Chicago,
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on Fosse’s rage,
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on Fosse’s reaction to Verdon’s fame,
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party for Fosse,
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Pippin,
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scouting for
Star
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Tony Award,
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Ward, Charles,
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Warfield, William,
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Warhol, Andy,
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“War Is a Science” (dance),
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Warner, Jack,
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Warner Brothers,
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Wasserman, Lew,
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Watergate,
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Watkins, Maurine,
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Wayne, John,
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Weaver, Frederic “Fred”

agent to Fosse,
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death,
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influence on Fosse’s style,
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refusal to attend Fosse’s wedding,
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support for Fosse,
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as teacher at Chicago Academy,
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Weaver, Sigourney,
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Webber, Andrew Lloyd,
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Welch, Raquel,
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Welles, Orson,
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Wendel, Elmarie,
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West, Mae,
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“Whatever Lola Wants” (dance),
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Wheeler, Hugh,
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White, Eddie,
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Whitehead, Robert,
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Wiest, Dianne,
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Wilder, Billy,
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Williams, Esther,
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Wilson, Miriom,
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Winchell, Walter,
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Wise, Robert,
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Witt, Kathy,
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Wolf, Emanuel L. “Manny”

and the Academy Awards,
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Cabaret

on Fosse’s editing,
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hiring Fosse as director,
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kickoff party,
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producer,
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rights,
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friendship with Fosse,
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Wolfe, Tom,
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Wolitzer, Hilma,
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Wolsky, Albert,
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world events.
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historical events

World War II,
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