December 9
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| + | Juan Atkins | ||
| + | John Willie | ||
| + | Donald Byrd | ||
| + | John Cassavetes | ||
| + | John Milton | ||
| + | Ödön von Horváth | ||
| + | John Malkovich | ||
| + | Salome (opera) | ||
| + | Berenice Abbott | ||
| + | Pierre Henry | ||
| + | Buck Henry | ||
| + | A Love Supreme | ||
| + | Edith Sitwell | ||
| + | Ennio de Concini | ||
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Buck Henry
A Love Supreme
Edith Sitwell
Ennio de Concini
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