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Record Night Size:11" x 14" who would later be awarded

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who would later be awarded the Pulitzer Prize in Feature Photography in 2009 for his coverage of Barack Obama's historic campaign for the presidency

100% cotton fiber paper with a pleasing natural white tone and semi-smooth surface

only a 10-minute ferry ride from mainland France

Inside pages are available from the first published issue in 1851 to the present

Record Night Size:11" x 14" who would later be awardedFor once, on this night in 1983, "A Chorus Line" was not about getting the part; it was about setting the record as Broadway's longest running musical. Its 3,389th performance was a reunion of 332 dancers from present and previous casts who had rotated in and out during its eight year run. They came, as The Times noted, "from the four continents to which they had dispersed, from stardom and from unemployment lines." Times staff photographer Fred R.

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