He had rubbed elbows with billionaires at President Trump's inauguration.
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Here are the people you forgot rubbed elbows with Manhattan's elite.
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They practically rubbed elbows with Guzman's wife as they left court.
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He has rubbed elbows with the powerful, including former and future presidents.
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Samuel rubbed elbows with the Rockefellers and cofounded the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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She landed a job at Mac Cosmetics, where she rubbed elbows with celebrities.
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Then, she landed a job at Mac Cosmetics, where she rubbed elbows with celebrities.
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And now many of the famous performers he once rubbed elbows with have disowned him.
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No big deal, but she also rubbed elbows with James Corden, Mary J. Blige, and Mick Jagger.
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Even Beckham's children — Brooklyn, 19, Romeo, 15, Cruz, 13, and Harper, 6 — have rubbed elbows with the royal family.
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Rippon rubbed elbows with Nicole Kidman at the event, who couldn't help but gush about her husband's dreamy odor.
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Last week, he traveled to Washington and rubbed elbows with fellow Democrats at the National Governors Association winter meeting.
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Earlier in the evening, Beatrice rubbed elbows with the likes of Eva Longoria at the 9th Annual Global Gift Gala.
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Sophia Bush – sporting a bob and Sorel boots – rubbed elbows with Nick while her group sipped on Tequila Don Julio.
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They have skirted attending galas where they might have rubbed elbows with members of the media or the Washington establishment.
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They headed to a fancy crib in the Hollywood Hills where they rubbed elbows with Andrew Garfield and, of course, Brad.
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Born in New Orleans, Dunbar was educated at Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia, where he rubbed elbows with Franz Kline.
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After fleeing to New York, Maxwell rubbed elbows with some of the city's highfliers, including the real-estate developer Donald Trump.
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From her studio on 10th Street, O'Connell rubbed elbows with the greats as she watched them paint, create, destroy, and party.
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And while the President rubbed elbows with Asian heads of state, this trip was almost entirely devoid of interaction with everyday people.
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They also rubbed elbows with the locals inside a restaurant where the future King tried his hand at whipping up a smoothie.
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A man who once rubbed elbows with some of Hollywood's biggest names only had attorneys and publicists with him in the courtroom.
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He socialized with British royalty and rubbed elbows with Donald Trump Jr. He opened an opulent outlet on Madison Avenue in New York.
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Ronald and Nancy Reagan hosted countless celebrities at the White House, and Barack and Michelle Obama rubbed elbows with Jay Z and Beyoncé.
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Mr. Weinstein, who had walked red carpets around the world and rubbed elbows with Bill and Hillary Clinton, overawed his accusers, prosecutors said.
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Heartthrobs like James Marsden rubbed elbows with teen social models — like Luka Sabbat — as well as actors like Kellan Lutz, if he still counts.
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He went viral doing the Cupid Shuffle at NYC Pride and rubbed elbows with country stars like Blake Shelton while working security at 'GMA.
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Later in the month, he rubbed elbows with Hillary Clinton, David Letterman, Michael Bloomberg, and Oprah Winfrey at the Statue of Liberty Museum opening.
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Harris, for example, reportedly rubbed elbows with Hollywood powerhouses Sunday night at the home of the president of the MGM Motion Picture Group. Sens.
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The man who rubbed elbows with Meryl Streep, Ryan Gosling and Mahershala Ali completed a 20-year prison sentence just days before the Academy Awards.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov rubbed elbows with another powerful political figure Thursday night -- Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov ... a man who's been accused of some pretty horrible stuff.
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Sources at the joint tell us Usher's crew rented out the VIP booth ... but rubbed elbows with the public all night on the skating floor.
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Epstein reportedly rubbed elbows with prominent scientists to pursue his interests in eugenics and cryogenicsEpstein was charged earlier this month with trafficking dozens of underage girls.
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He owned an American-style nightclub in Paris' Montmarte district where he would have "rubbed elbows" with expat writers such as F. Scott Fitzgerald, the Smithsonian says.
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The two were in Los Angeles Sunday on a tour bus that took a brief detour to the Dobly Theatre, where the sightseers rubbed elbows with Hollywood's finest.
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At JHS fundraisers, tech lobbyists like O'Neill rubbed elbows with their colleagues at the Podesta Group and Ogilvy, and had opportunities to meet influential members of Congress and their staffers.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg attended the eighth-annual Breakthrough Prize Ceremony on Sunday night, where he rubbed elbows with musician Lenny Kravitz, actor LeVar Burton, and Google cofounder Sergey Brin.
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He announced ambitious targets such as carbon-free electricity and rubbed elbows with media and tech titans at the annual Sun Valley retreat three years ago to push his climate policies.
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Such name-dropping continues throughout the book, as Ketzel's late husband — Morty Tittelman, a dirty-joke connoisseur some 20 years Ketzel's senior — once rubbed elbows with Picasso, Dalí and Alfred Kinsey.
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Mr. Polga-Hecimovich, who has long rubbed elbows with Latin American officers, said he suspected that few were eager for this new role as guarantors of each president's policies and political standing.
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She burnished her corporate ties as the head of Business France, an agency that lures foreign investment, where she rubbed elbows with business executives, and met Mr. Macron, then France's economy minister.
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Summers also worked as a magician, comedian (he rubbed elbows with Robin Williams at LA's famed Comedy Store in the '70s) and TV producer (Ryan Seacrest and Guy Fieri consider him a mentor).
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When the crown prince toured the U.S. earlier this year, he was hosted by and rubbed elbows with a number of celebrities and business leaders, including the CEOs of Apple, Facebook and Google.
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The socialite used to live in a townhouse on Manhattan's Upper East Side, where she moved after her father's 1991 death and rubbed elbows with some of New York City's most prominent figures.
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But the real party was at the Renwick Gallery on Wednesday night, where Trudeau and a gaggle of his ministers rubbed elbows with various Washington types, ate Montreal smoked meat, and drank Canadian whisky.
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In January at Stella McCartney's Autumn 2016 presentation party in L.A., Heard rubbed elbows with guests including Katy Perry, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Hudson and more as Depp rocked out on stage with Marilyn Manson.
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After the war, Bullard owned a nightclub and a bar in France, and "rubbed elbows" with other notable figures from his time including Langston Hughes, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and Josephine Baker, the Smithsonian said.
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As for how the composer would have been exposed to the "Linda" theme -- in the suit, Krisko claims the "X-Men" maestro and TV execs rubbed elbows with Hungarian film professionals in the '80s.
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Painfully shy, she rarely spoke to the glittering intellectuals her husband, William, habitually rubbed elbows with — Descartes, Hobbes, and all the other big names of 17th-century Europe's philosophical circles — but she thought ferociously.
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It's this history-altering scandal that Simpson is best remembered for, but she lived for 50 fascinating years after her husband's abdication — and led an equally interesting life before she ever rubbed elbows with royalty.
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Kate Winslet, Taraji P. Henson and other celebrities wore his designs, and he rubbed elbows with British royalty and Donald Trump Jr. He disappeared after being accused of building his global empire through fraudulent bank transactions.
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"Read more: Meet Jeffrey Epstein, the financier arrested on suspicion of sex trafficking who's rubbed elbows with Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, and Kevin SpaceyHe added: "I said: 'Donald, this is supposed to be a party with VIPs.
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Book people mixed with movie people: Under a dense black acacia tree, the writer Amy Wilentz chatted with the television producer Nicole Yorkin; the historian Ed Larson rubbed elbows with the film producer Sean Daniel at the bar.
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The Scottish deejay and producer – whose split from ex-girlfriend Taylor Swift was exclusively revealed by PEOPLE in June – recently had a night out at Hollywood hotspot Warwick, where he rubbed elbows with soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo and Wilmer Valderrama.
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Before Modest Mouse shared the charts with Britney Spears and rubbed elbows with Orange County's fictional tween elites, 1997's Lonesome Crowded West became an unwitting primer for emo newcomers, and one that strayed from the quickly forming tropes of heartbreak.
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They hung out with all of Hollywood's royalty (though the couple notoriously rubbed elbows with that sort back home too), and were wild enough that Britain still remembered this trip in 1973 and refused to allow them to return to America.
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If you were part of the teeming masses that recently descended upon San Diego for Comic-Con, there's a chance you might have rubbed elbows with none other than Lupita Nyong'o — and an even better chance that you if you did, you didn't know it.
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He had dreams of becoming a rock star and rubbed elbows with the likes of Beach Boys member Dennis Wilson, who allowed Manson and his followers to live with him for a few months in 1968 and tried, unsuccessfully, to get him a music recording contract.
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Over a familiar menu that included an iceberg wedge salad — dripping with Roquefort dressing and bacon — dinner rolls, Maine lobster ravioli, sliced beef tenderloin, pan-seared sea bass, and baked Alaska for dessert, Trump rubbed elbows with at least one subset of Palm Beach's social crowd.
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While most Englishmen ended their Grand Tour in Italy, he journeyed on to Egypt, stopping in Cairo where he rubbed elbows with John Greaves who was there to survey the pyramids, and likely picked up a couple of stuffed crocodiles to hang over his new table.
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Cybergun executives have rubbed elbows with a variety of other real-life arms-makers, going so far as hiring John Steele, a former licensing guru from Smith and Wesson, recruiting a former military special forces officer, and signing deals with the private military firm formerly known as Blackwater.
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As I made my way around the room, I found myself in meaningful conversations about everything from how to get your creative juices flowing to peace in the Middle East (yes, actually) as I rubbed elbows with guests like Alicia Keys, Kerry Washington, and This Is Us's Chrissy Metz and Sterling K. Brown.
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Then they were zapped by the ugly reality of party politics, learning the hard way that support and favors typically don't go to the outlier who wants to shake up system, but to the candidate who will defend the status quo, who has rubbed elbows with the establishment and knows what they want to hear.
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Read more:Meet Jeffrey Epstein, the billionaire financier arrested for alleged sex trafficking who's rubbed elbows with Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, and Kevin SpaceyJeffrey Epstein: Trump once praised billionaire charged with sex trafficking minors for liking women 'on the younger side'Nancy Pelosi calls for Labor Secretary Alex Acosta's resignation over deal cut for Jeffrey Epstein
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This year, the league outdid itself by holding the event outdoors for the first time, in a park in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, where more than 70,000 people drank beer, rubbed elbows with fans of rival teams and hooted and hollered as the names of the first 32 players chosen were announced.
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Bryson Tiller and Tory Lanez have rubbed elbows with Drake on the radio with hits like "Don't" and "Say It" that owe their livelihood to the OVO framework, and if you drop the needle on any given stretch of Drake's Beats 1 radio show OVO Sound, you're likely to hear reverent impressions from hungry young Toronto locals.
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In the Vanity Fair piece, Dershowitz told the magazine, Read more:Meet Jeffrey Epstein, the billionaire financier arrested for alleged sex trafficking who's rubbed elbows with Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, and Kevin SpaceyJeffrey Epstein: Trump once praised billionaire charged with sex trafficking minors for liking women 'on the younger side'Nancy Pelosi calls for Labor Secretary Alex Acosta's resignation over deal cut for Jeffrey Epstein
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After all, her husband was the "first Black president" and while I might have been young, I can remember Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE's awesome swagger as he played jazz on the sax and rubbed elbows with some of our greatest Black leaders.
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"She's again showing leadership by not taking a politically convenient position which would have been supporting 'Yes on C.'" Benioff, a city power player in his own right who has rubbed elbows with former mayors Willie Brown and the late Ed Lee, wants to pose himself as the opposite of a restrained politician: a freethinking businessperson with no political baggage and San Francisco's best interests at heart.
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Read more:Billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein once flew Bill Clinton and Kevin Spacey to AfricaMeet Jeffrey Epstein, the billionaire financier reportedly arrested on suspicion of sex trafficking who's rubbed elbows with Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, and Kevin SpaceyJeffrey Epstein: Trump once praised billionaire charged with sex trafficking minors for liking women 'on the younger side'Prosecutors want to seize financier Jeffrey Epstein's Manhattan mansion where they say he trafficked teenage girls for sexual encounters
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Just three weeks later, on May 14, the bodies of Amy, Savvas, Philip and the family's housekeeper Veralicia Figueroa were found in their $403 million mansion near the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. The quadruple homicide—discovered after the house was set ablaze—shocked neighbors in the well-heeled Woodley Park community, where Amy, 47, and Savvas, the 46-year-old CEO of a lucrative construction firm, rubbed elbows with the Washington elite and were lauded for their warmth and generosity.
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I do not proclaim that white critics and intellectuals are incapable of critiquing black art altogether, but I strongly believe that in order for their analysis to be one that is accurate without prejudice, they must first study the black experience and the ambivalent ideologies within black culture in order to examine the gravity of black art "Imperial-Hipster Bible VICE Did Paid Propaganda for Saudi Arabia" by Ben Norton for Gray Zone … Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman even personally met with VICE co-founder and billionaire Shane Smith, during his charm offensive in the United States in early 2018 — when the authoritarian de facto ruler likewise rubbed elbows with key figures from the US ruling class, including Oprah, Bill Clinton, Henry Kissinger, Bill Gates, Tim Cook, Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Thomas Friedman, and Jeffrey Goldberg.
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The job of leading the foreign language productions of Hair was given to Bertrand Castelli, Butler's partner and executive producer of the Broadway show.Horn, pp. 103–10 Castelli was a writer/producer who traveled in Paris art circles and rubbed elbows with Pablo Picasso and Jean Cocteau. Butler described him as a "crazy showman ... the guy with the business suit and beads".
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The discount retailer named Job Lot used to be located at the World Trade Center but moved to Church Street; merchants bought extra unsold items at steep prices and sold them as a discount to consumers, and shoppers included "thrifty homemakers and browsing retirees" who "rubbed elbows with City Hall workers and Wall Street executives"; but the firm went bust in 1993.
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Sadie justified the services upstairs because the Dexter was a "better class" saloon and served an "important civic purpose". The Dexter drew anyone famous who visited Nome. Wyatt rubbed elbows with future novelist Rex Beach, writer Jack London, playwright Wilson Mizner, and boxing promoter Tex Rickard, with whom Earp developed a long-lasting relationship. Rickard was a partner in the Northern Saloon and gambling house in Nome.
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A few weeks after the Championship, Croqsoc founder Daryl Wile was invited to an exclusive event by the UBC Library at the Vancouver campus. The Library was celebrating The Tremaine Arkley Croquet Collection. Mr. Arkley, a former member of the U.S. National Croquet Team, donated to the Library his collection of croquet-related illustrations, engravings, photographs, cartoons and paintings, dating from the 1850s to the 1950s. Daryl rubbed elbows with Mr. Arkley, and their photo was taken for the UBC Library Friends Winter 2014 publication.
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He studied at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris (1926–1930), where he received a first prize in painting in 1928 (Lucien Simon's studio). When his scholarship ended he prolonged his stay in Paris till 1940 with the help of his father, often working alone while attending the Grande Chaumière, Colarossi and Ranson art academies. He won first prize at the exhibition of mural art in 1935 in Paris and rubbed elbows with the most famous artists of the time. Traveling Europe, he became "permeated by the mainstream art of the era".
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This event is held in the town square around the Old Court House, recognized as an historic landmark. Tyson & Jones buggy factory partner, William T. Jones was born the son of a slave and her white owner in 1833. By the time of his death in 1910, William T. Jones was one of the prominent business owners in Carthage. He rubbed elbows with the elite, white, upper class in Moore County during the 1880s, dined with them, threw elaborate holiday parties where most of the guests were white, and even attended church with them.
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Brininstool was born in Warsaw, New York, and preferred to be called E. A. Brininstool.Introduction to Troopers with Custer He was a cowboy poet, but was not a working cowboy. He lived most his life in Los Angeles, rubbed elbows with Will Rogers and Charles Russell, who met regularly as part of a western artists group at the University Club in LA. He is best known for Trail Dust of a Maverick (1914) and Bozeman Trail (1922).Calistro, Cowboy Love Poetry, Angel City Press (1994) Brininstool was a prolific author on the subject of Indian Wars, especially on Little Big Horn.
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The New York Times in 1972 wrote: "During his high‐flying days as the leader of Ghana in the 1950s and early 1960s, Kwame Nkrumah was a flamboyant spellbinder. At home, he created a cult of personality and gloried in the title of 'Osagyefo' (Redeemer). Abroad, he rubbed elbows with the world's leaders as the first man to lead an African colony to independence after World War II.""The World", The New York Times Archive, 30 April 1972. During his tenure as Prime Minister and then President, Nkrumah succeeded in reducing the political importance of the local chieftaincy (e.g.
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Intelligent humor and delightful guests made these years some of the greatest. On the show, Crosby rubbed elbows with the likes of Spike Jones, Lucille Ball, The Andrews Sisters, Nat “King” Cole and Peggy Lee. It was during these years on the Kraft Music Hall that Bob Burns popularized his famous “bazooka” instrument (made from a pipe and a funnel), coining the term which was later used by soldiers referring to the 2.75-inch recoilless rifle anti-tank weapon, the bazooka. Crosby left Kraft Music Hall in 1946 and began hosting his own series, Philco Radio Time; Crosby would continue hosting his own network radio programs until 1962.
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They wore expensive clothes, lived in fine apartments, > took long vacations at places provided by men of wealth.... There were the > trade union Communists who rubbed elbows with underworld characters at > communist-financed night clubs, and labor lawyers who were given patronage > by the Party...and now were well established and comfortable. In March 1943, Gil Green convinced Dodd to become an open Communist Party leader. Dodd succeeded Si Gerson (who was enlisting in the Army) as Communist legislative representative for the New York district, retaining an honorary TU position. At Party headquarters, she attended Politburo meetings with Gil Green, Earl Browder, William Z. Foster, Robert Minor, Jim Ford, Jack Stachel, John Williamson, and Elizabeth Gurly Flynn.
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Memories of Fifty Years. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1889. (pg. 196-198) being among the sportsmen and gambling empresarios who "rubbed elbows" with many celebrities, literary figures and politicians of the day, and was one of the first prominent sportsmen to emerge in the city including Isaiah Rynders, prizefighters Yankee Sullivan and Tom Hyer, and minstrel Dan Bryant. Pat Hearne, according to one article by the New York Tribune, won "not less than half a million dollars" at his Broadway casino, but he "loved to play for its own sake"; He was so much of a gambler, in fact, that he lost his house's take more than once, and eventually the gambling-house itself.
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He rubbed elbows with the Hungarian literati of the day including Ferenc Molnár the playwright, whose most famous work Liliom is known to English speaking audiences as the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Carousel. It only made sense then that Niki was encouraged to put pen to paper and as a young adult began to produce his own little one-scene plays for the various small theatres and cabarets around the city. These "little plays" became his fame and provided spare income to support his "young man with possibilities" lifestyle. It even afforded him the time to work on some larger more comprehensive works which he would eventually complete as full multi-act plays.
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