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LIVING PICTURES IN BRONZE; Artists Attend a Successful Private Exhibition at the Casino.
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If public appreciation of stage development in the line of living pictures is to be gauged by the favor of artists, a distinct success may be assured the reproductions of bronze figures and groups which will become part of the programme at the Casino beginning to-night. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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